Josephine Carlotta "Lottie" Clark was President of the Juneau Women's Igloo in 1923, 1926, 1933, 1943

She born in Santa Clara, California on September 23, 1867.

She was reared on her father's ranch in Yuba County, California and following her formal education in a private school she went to Stockton where she attended business college. On her graduation from this school she was employed in a business office in Sacramento.

She married John T. Spickett in Sacrament on December 24, 1896. Mr. Spickett who was in the theater business was engaged to bring a troupe of performers to Alaska and she came with him to Juneau in November of 1898.

Here Mr. Spickett's troupe performed at the famous Louvre Theater and on completion of the engagement the Spicketts found that they had grown fond of Alaska and decided to make their home here.

During the time Mr. Spickett's troupe performed at the Louvre, Lottie held the position of office manager for the Lottie held the position of office manager for the S. Blub Store. She later held a position on the office staff of the B.M. Behrends store for ten years.

She and her husband built the Spickett Apartments on Fifth Street in 1916 and made their home there.

Lottie was appointed Juneau postmaster by President Hoover in 1928. She held this position for eight years. Since her retirement from that office she was engaged in managing her Juneau business.