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Autograph request
Postcard sent by Bray to Anna Brennan on 29th January 1914 asking for her autograph.
Anna Teresa Brennan (1879-1962), lawyer, was born on 2 September 1879 at Emu Creek, Victoria, thirteenth child of Michael Brennan, farmer, and his wife Mary, née Maher.
Her brothers encouraged her to take up a profession, and as each in turn was supported financially by the others throughout his studies, so was she. She entered the University of Melbourne in 1904 to study medicine but 'was ploughed', being 'too nervous to do the dissections'. In 1906 she began a law course and graduated in 1909. In 1904 she had joined the Princess Ida Club for women students, held office in 1907-09 and remained on the committee until 1913; she represented the club on the National Council of Women in 1912.
Source: http://adb.anu.edu.au
