Jan­u­a­ry 15, 1854, Bos­ton, Mass­a­chu­setts.

May 17, 1924.

Loring lived most of her life with her sis­ter Kath­er­ine, in Prides Cross­ing, Mass­a­chusetts. She was Emer­gen­cy Sec­re­ta­ry for the Mass­a­chu­setts Red Cross, and was found­er and pre­si­dent of Aik­en Cot­tag­es, a South Car­o­li­na tu­ber­cu­lo­sis san­i­tar­i­um. She and Kath­er­ine helped ma­ny caus­es, in­clud­ing the Bev­er­ly An­ti-Tu­ber­cu­lo­sis So­ci­ety, aid for the vic­tims of the Great Sa­lem Fire of 1914, and aid for Bul­gar­ian school child­ren. Her works in­clude:

• Hymns of the Ag­es, 1906

1. O Thou Who Turn­est in­to Morn­ing