In 1854 she left England to work in the military hospital at Scutari Turkey

This wife of Rutherford B. Hayes was the first First Lady to graduate from college

In 1984 this U.S. gymnast was named the Associated Press Woman Athlete of the Year

Half of the Secretaries of Health & Human Services have been women including this Clinton appointee

On January 1 ceremonies in Philadelphia mark the birthday of this flagmaker

Though she spent much of her childhood in Arizona this Supreme Court justice was born in El Paso Texas

She learned the art of making wax figures from her uncle Philippe Curtius

In 1912 this famous Titanic survivor presented the captain of the Carpathia with a silver loving cup

In the 1940s this wife of a magazine publisher served 2 terms in Congress

It was once said of her Indira is India and India is Indira

Gerald Ford nominated this former actress as ambassador to Ghana in 1974

Tennis players Hana Mandlikova & Martina Navratilova were born in this capital city

She danced in Antony Tudor's 1937 ballet Dark Elegies before she choreographed Rodeo

In 1992 her No. 5 perfume turned 70

The daughter of a South Carolina governor Mary Chestnut was famous for the journal she kept during this war

In 1946 Mother Frances Cabrini became the 1st U.S. citizen to be made this by the Roman Catholic Church

The Smasher's Mail was among the propaganda she published during her anti-liquor crusade

In 1993 a picture of this artist's hands taken by husband Alfred Stieglitz was auctioned for $398500

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was a founding member of this organization abbreviated ACLU

From 1970 to 1974 she was Secretary of State for Education & Science under PM Edward Heath

U.S. News reports an April Gallup survey ranked her as Britain's least popular P.M. since 1938

The wife of Time magazine's founder she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1983

This long-time rival of Hedda Hopper was one of America's first movie columnists

Along with Susan B. Anthony she founded the Nat'l Woman Suffrage Assn. & became its first president

A founder of the Industrial Workers of the World her slogan was Join the union boys