T. S. Eliots father, who came from a prominent New England family, was on the Board of Directors of Washington University. He was also a Chairman at Hydraulic-Press Brick Company in St. Louis, a successful business man and a chemist. He married Eliots mother in 1868. What was her occupation?
- A homemaker
- A chemist and a painter
- A poet and a social worker
- A music teacher at Washington University
Answer
The correct answer is C) A poet and a social worker.
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