Introduction

Biography

Anita was the daugh­ter of Will­iam Al­fred Fer­ris and An­nie M. Fer­ris.

Works

• Across the Thresh­old (Mis­sion­ary Edu­ca­tion Move­ment, 1914)
• The Sun­day-School Pa­geant (Pil­grim Press, 1914)
• A Li­bret­to for the Sun­day-School Pa­geant (Pil­grim Press, 1914)
• The Land of the Gold­en Man, 1916
• Visitors from the Co­lo­ni­al Period (Mis­sion­ary Edu­ca­tion Mov­ement of the Unit­ed States and Ca­na­da, 1917)
• The Gift of Light: A Mis­sion­ary Pa­geant (Wo­man’s Board of Mis­sions, 1917)
• Robert and Ma­ry: A Mis­sion­ary Ro­mance (Mis­sion­ary Edu­ca­tion Move­ment of the Unit­ed States and Ca­na­da, 1918)
• Magi of Today (Am­er­ican Com­mit­tee for Ar­me­ni­an and Syr­i­an Re­lief, 1918)
• The Spi­rit of the Fa­thers (Joint Cen­ten­a­ry Com­mit­tee, Me­tho­dist Epis­co­pal Church, 1919)
• The Hon­or­able Crim­son Tree (Ev­ery­land Press, 1919)
• The Lamp: A Pa­geant of Re­li­gious Edu­ca­tion (Pres­by­te­ri­an Board of Pub­li­ca­tion and Sab­bath School Work, 1921)
• The Set of the Sail (Edu­ca­tional De­part­ment, Board of For­eign Mis­sions of the Pres­by­te­ri­an Church in the U.S.A., 1921)
• Followers of the Star (Mis­sion­ary Edu­ca­tion Mov­ement of the Unit­ed States and Ca­na­da, 1922)
• The Ma­gic Box (New York Ci­ty: Coun­cil of Wo­men for Home Mis­sions, 1922)
• Following the Dra­ma­tic In­stinct (Board of For­eign Mis­sions and Wo­men’s Board of For­eign Mis­sions of the Pres­by­te­ri­an Church in the U.S.A., 1922)