Daughter of Henry Stix of Cincinnati.
Know as a patron of the arts and the author of poems and short stories, she was also a founder of the Home for Chronic Invalids on Fee Fee Road, president of the Associated Jewish Charities (which provided assistance to newly-arrived eastern European immigrants) and an active supporter of non-sectarian organizations which aided young women facing domestic problems.
Know as a patron of the arts and the author of poems and short stories, she was also a founder of the Home for Chronic Invalids on Fee Fee Road, president of the Associated Jewish Charities (which provided assistance to newly-arrived eastern European immigrants) and an active supporter of non-sectarian organizations which aided young women facing domestic problems.
Daughter of Henry Stix of Cincinnati.
Know as a patron of the arts and the author of poems and short stories, she was also a founder of the Home for Chronic Invalids on Fee Fee Road, president of the Associated Jewish Charities (which provided assistance to newly-arrived eastern European immigrants) and an active supporter of non-sectarian organizations which aided young women facing domestic problems.
Know as a patron of the arts and the author of poems and short stories, she was also a founder of the Home for Chronic Invalids on Fee Fee Road, president of the Associated Jewish Charities (which provided assistance to newly-arrived eastern European immigrants) and an active supporter of non-sectarian organizations which aided young women facing domestic problems.
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