Lantz, Emily Emerson (1862-1931)

Emily Emerson Lantz (1862-1931) was a Baltimore native and a contributor to the Baltimore Sun's literary department. Lantz was one of the more progressive women in the Club, with many of her articles discussing women in the workplace, women writers, as well as notable women activists. Many of her articles also had to do with literature and topics exclusive to Maryland. Lantz was also a notable literary and historical critic who is recognized as a representative author of Maryland. Lantz was a member of the Woman’s Literary Club in the 1910s-1920s.

"A Love Song" (Baltimore Sun, Apr. 1, 1903); poetry.

Maryland Heraldry: Tiernan lineage & arms

"Maryland Heraldry: The Tiernan Lineage and Arms" (Baltimore Sun, Jan. 1, 1905); history.

"A Southern Girl in '61" (Baltimore Sun, Oct. 9, 1905); review.

"Suburban Baltimore: Charles St." (Baltimore Sun, Oct. 1, 1905); journalism.

"Suburban Baltimore: Ellicott City" (Baltimore Sun, Oct. 22, 1905); journalism.

"Suburban Baltimore: Roland Park" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 5, 1905); journalism.

"Suburban Baltimore: West Arlington" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 12, 1905); journalism.

"Suburban Baltimore: Mt. Washington" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 19, 1905); journalism.

"Suburban Baltimore: Catonsville" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 26, 1905); journalism.

"An Artist of Talent: Miss Marie Keller" (Baltimore Sun, Dec. 10, 1905); journalism.

"Demand the Right to Vote" (Baltimore Sun, Jan. 7, 1906)

"John St. and Its Celebrities" (Baltimore Sun, Apr. 8, 1906); journalism.

"The 'Registered Nurse,'" (Baltimore Sun, June 24, 1906); journalism.

Maryland Heraldry: The Dorseys of Maryland, descendants of Hon. John Dorsey, Col. Edward Dorsey and Joshua Dorsey

"The Dorseys of Maryland" (Baltimore Sun, 1908)

History of the Steamboat on the Chesapeake Bay: The Story of the Old Lines, Famous Ships, and Celebrated Commanders

"History of the Steamboat on the Chesapeake Bay" (Baltimore Sun, 1908)

"Eden's Love-Nest, Man's Initial Home, Hence All Mankind Loves a Garden" (Baltimore Sun, June 12, 1912); journalism.

"Books of the Day" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 22, 1915)

"Finding Five-Cent Christmas Opportunities" (Baltimore Sun, Dec. 5, 1915)

Baltimore's effort for healthier babies through Bureau of Child Hygiene

"Baltimore's Effort for Healthier Babies ..." (Baltimore Sun, July 12, 1919); journalism.

The Prospective Removal of the Academy to a New Home near Roland Park

"The Prospective Removal of the Academy to a New Home ..." (Baltimore Sun, Aug. 3, 1919); journalism.

The long, long trail becomes A short cut of fascinating byways into the land of one adventurous lady's dreams

"The Long, Long Trail Becomes a Short Cut ..." (Baltimore Sun, Sept. 7, 1919); journalism.

Where the blue of the visiting nurse is seen, comfort is being carried to the sick and the helpless

"Where the Blue of the Visiting Nurse Is Seen ..." (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 9, 1919); journalism

Spirit of Maryland: Revealed in Her Twenty-three Counties from Provincial Days to 1929, The

The Spirit of Maryland: Revealed in Her Twenty-Three Counties from Provincial Days to 1929 (Waverly Press, 1929)

"Her Centenary Sees Susan B. Anthony's Cause Near to Success" (Baltimore Sun, Feb. 15, 1920); journalism.

"Mrs. Thomas B. Gresham's Valuable Collection of Confederate War Relics" (Baltimore Sun, Mar. 7, 1920); journalism.

"Banner Enrollment of Maryland Institute" (Baltimore Sun, Apr. 11, 1920); journalism.

"Forgotten Graveyard on North Ave..." (Baltimore Sun, Apr. 18, 1920); journalism.

"Eight Baltimore Girls New Fraternity Members" (Baltimore Sun, Apr. 25, 1920); journalism.

"Baltimore Woman Saves Lives of War Orphans at a Chalet in Swiss Alps" (Baltimore Sun, May 9, 1920); journalism.

"This Month Will See the Canonization of Jeanne d'Arc by Pope" (Baltimore Sun, May 16, 1920); journalism.

"People's Theatre on Municipal Pier Opens with American Comedy" (Baltimore Sun, May 30, 1920); journalism.

Western High School girls make every year thousands of garments

"Western High School Girls ...." (Baltimore Sun, June 13, 1920); journalism.

"Jennie Lind's Centenary Recall" (Baltimore Sun, July 5, 1920); journalism.

"Good Samaritan Seal and Women Who Embodied Its Ministering Spirit" (Baltimore Sun, Oct. 3, 1920); journalism.

Mother of women's clubs in maryland finds rest after an eventful life

"Mother of Women's Clubs in Maryland Finds Rest After Eventful Life" (Baltimore Sun, Oct. 24, 1920); journalism.

Baltimore's Home of the Friendless really is very friendly place

"Baltimore's Home of the Friendless Really Is a Very Friendly Place" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 1, 1920); journalism.

"Neighborhood House at Curtis Bay is Factor in American Citizenship" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 7, 1920); journalism.

"Head of Women's Clubs Urges Uniform Divorce Laws as Protective Act" (Baltimore Sun, May 8, 1921); journalism.

"Maryland Poet Who Is Little Known in Her Own State Is Lucy Mitchell" (Baltimore Sun, June 19, 1921); journalism.

"Writers of Baltimore Say Thrills Attended Their Literary Debuts" (Baltimore Sun, Dec. 18, 1921); journalism.

"Writers of Baltimore Describe Thrills of LIterary Debuts" (Baltimore Sun, Jan. 15, 1922); journalism.

"Do You Know the Street on Which You Live? Calvert St." (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 25, 1923); journalism.

"Do You Know the Street on Which You Live?: Greenmount Ave." (Baltimore Sun, Apr. 27, 1924); journalism.

"Her Mother Saw Monument Built" (Baltimore Sun, Apr. 12, 1925); journalism.

"Women Ready for Great Council in Capital" (Baltimore Sun, Apr, 19, 1925); journalism

"Murals Adorning Baltimore Court House" (Art and Archeology (May 1925)

"Flag House Dedication Tomorrow" (Baltimore Sun, Nov. 11, 1928); journalism.

"Woman's City Club Active Here" (Baltimore Sun, June 2, 1929); journalism.

"Energy Outstanding Trait of Allegany County" (Baltimore Sun, Oct. 24, 1924)