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Cooke (GRACE MACGOWAN an American)

GRACE MACGOWAN, an American writer, born in Grand Rapids, O., in 1863. She was educated privately. In 1877 she married William Cooke. She was the first president of the Tennessee Woman's Press Club. Her writings include "Mistress Joy" (1902); "Hulda" (1904); "The Power and the Glory" (1910); and "The Joy Bringer" (1912), and several books for children.

She was a frequent contributor to magazines.