Emily Montague Mulkin Bishop

Emily Montague Bishop ( Mulkin; November 3, 1858 – November 22, 1916) was an American Delsartean lecturer and instructor in dress, expression and physical culture. She was recognized as one of the noted editors and authors on this subject in the United States, commonly using the name Emily M. Bishop. She was also a pioneer suffragist.

She was educated in the Forestville High School.

She wrote a number of articles for various magazines and published several books, including Americanized Delsarte Culture.

Personal life In 1884, she married Coleman E. Bishop, editor of the Judge, New York.

In addition to the Dakota Territory, Bishop lived in New York City,

Selected works Americanized Delsarte Culture, 1892 Self-expression and Health: Americanized Delsarte Culture, 1895 Interpretive Forms of Literature, 1903 Seventy Years Young, or The Unhabitual Way, 1907 Daily Ways to Health, 1910 The Road to "Seventy Years Young": Or, The Unhabitual Way, 1916