| Date | Title | Women in Column |
|---|---|---|
| 20-Feb-97 | Meet three divine divas: Miss Rhapsody, `Sassy’ and Whitney | Miss Rhapsody Sarah Vaughan Whitney Houston |
| 27-Feb-97 | Tales of men and women who made a real difference in their community | Clara Dasher |
| 6-Mar-97 | Another four who stood for something | Connie Woodruff Gigi Foushee |
| 5-Jun-97 | Roots of the Portuguese in Newark can be found in 3 from Old Guard | Elvira Rodrigues |
| 9-Apr-98 | From Cundict to Dodge to Wheatley: Women with the write stuff | Jemima Cundict Elizabeth Clemantine Kinney Amanda Minnie Douglas Mary Mapes Dodge Josephine Lawrence Antoinette Scudder Phillis Wheatley |
| 16-Apr-98 | The diva, `Baby Snooks’ and Connie Jeritza, Brice and Francis were shining stars | Maria Jeritza (Jedlitzka) Fannie Brice (Baby Snooks) Connie Francis (Concetta Franconero) |
| 23-Apr-98 | Three goddesses of song and stage: Blaine, Moore and Gaynor | Vivian Blaine Gloria Gaynor Melba Moore |
| 29-Oct-98 | Rich Spanish influence runs deep in city | Ramona Santiago |
| 2-Mar-00 | Behind every successful city, there are many great women | Lucy Stone Mary Philbrook Grace Baxter Fenderson Amelia Berndt Moorfield Vera McMillon Mother Mary Xavier Mehegan Lydia Young Hayes Musette Brooks Gregory Stella Wright Gladys Churchman Louise Shugard |
| 9-Mar-00 | Newark’s trailblazing heroines shaped the city’s future | Jennie E. Precker Beatrice Alice Hicks Dr. Eva Topkins Brodkin Mlle. Virginie de Launa Mina C. Van Winkle Sgt. Etta Fallon Clara Maass Beatrice Winser |
| 16-Mar-00 | Noted Newarkers’ philanthropy kept cultural flame burning | Mary Nimmo Moran Mary Mapes Dodge Harriet Stratemeyer Adams Amanda Minnie Douglas Theresa Grotta Fannie Rippel Caroline Bamberger Frank Fuld Mrs. Parker O. Griffith |
| 28-Dec-00 | DelTufo family distinguished by public service | Elizabeth Burke (Liz DelTufo) |
| 30-May-02 | Women helped guide city’s progress from the start | Elizabeth Swain Mary H. Plume Matilda Currier, Leila Gardner Theresa Grotta Katherine Coffey Edith H. Kreutzinger Theresa Kraker Guthrie Sarah Vaughn Mary T. Washington Emma H. Bragan Mrs. Robert O. Bentley |
| 6-Jun-02 | Meet the exemplary women who enriched the city | Sophie E. Cooper Olive Remington Goldman Musette Brooks Gregory Caroline Bamberger Frank Fuld Mrs. George Barker Margaret Douglas Haines Florence Peshine Eagleton Mrs. Charles R. Hedden Mrs. William Hamilton Osborne Rose Danzis Parsonnet Sgt. Etta Fallon Pryno B. Hillman Eloise F. Gehin. |
| 13-Jun-02 | From writers to singers, these women enriched city | Ruth St. Denis Kate L. Roberts Fannie Estelle Traphagen Rippel Louise D. Shugard Myrtle Malcolm Borton Peggy Gallagher Carlin Yanka Gross Josephine Lawrence Stella Windsor Wright Elsie Soper Illingworth Bariette Gless Barkhorn Alice W. Kendall Connie Francis Whitney Houston |
| 20-Jun-02 | Women who made their mark on city | Jessie L. Creamer Cone Elsa Greenwood Miriam Van Arsdale Studley Sarah Kussy Rose Kussy Geraldine G. (Gigi) Foushee Mary Mapes Dodge Julia E. Sabine Caroline E. Condict Mrs. Parker O. Griffith Melba Moore Gertrude Witherspoon Scudder Mary Allison Beasley Burch Beatrice Winser |
| 27-Jun-02 | Famous women helped write the city’s history | Minnie Reynolds Majorie Fredericks Ann Van Wagenen Plume Mary Kelley Howard Mary Depue Ogden Alice Kirkpatrick Mrs. John J. Connelly Julia H. Nichols Emma Oschwald Margaret E. White Madame Maria Jeritza (Jedlitzka) Jennie Reich Danzis |
| 14-Apr-2005 | Accomplished Women Fill Ranks of Pioneers | Effa Manley Beatrice Winser Clara Maass Elizabeth Swaine Ann Van Wagenen Plume Elizabeth Carteret Elizabeth Blume-Silverstein |
| 28-Apr-2005 | Women Etched Their Name Into History As Artists | Mary Moran Esther Burr Phillis Wheatley Club Katherine Coffey Clara Zahn |