New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
TIE SUPPLEMENTARY OF THE WOM1SS
BUREAU.
MISC AyTuoNY's BIRTHDAY PARTY.

MISS ANTHONY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Tifty years ago the full moon of Suffrage
,, IN the small red, and wrinked countenance OF the
80. %. IN b. Anthony. "AGITATIos Is tho word"
'thony, in these her later years. Agita-
az: A..'' ,baby tho word then. as
bsnnr ,omi,v surrounded tho cradle Oh
the boistorous phep. mehon n,ss or, ,a,,r
compressed into her haH ., 81 a. u,a,san,
hurry. and resolution Begf. uins WIN 'ne women
Ton.,uan. Co.1on,io,. ,n Is,,' she has strewn the
gliding years with organizations,
innumerable to the wonderment If NOT "'ms'' " 'ro
admiration, OF an observant world. 'iousn Oh
these years." remarks Mrs. ii. b. stanton ''
Anthony was the connecting link between "o
and the outer wordthe reform scout VINO went W 300
what going on In the onemys camp, and returning
with maps observations to plan the mode OF attack
Whenever we saw work TO be done, we would
together forge thunderbos in the form OF resou
tions petitions, appeals, and speeches on e'ery
subject uniformly accepting every invitation TO
go everywhere and at everything" 1t mas
been intimated that Miss A. has not remained sweet
Dams notary votery in maiden meditation fancy Free
because nobody asked her to change her name ana
station. Many victims told are carrying crushed
hearts ahd bghted hopes through life. and all because
OF unreentng cruelty exercised by this usually good
humored woman toward the whole male sex.
Miss Anthony's birthday celebrated last evening,
at the womans Bureau formally brilliantly, and pic
earnest friends, who came prepared to testify,
POLITICALLY and substantially. their appreciation OF
Miss AS character and actions. Among the guests
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel sewa OF Boston. the
queenly sculptor Mrs. Ames Mrs. Isabella lB Hooker
Junlus Henri Browne, Miss Gilbert, DR.. Orsna Fowler
Smith Mrs Dr. LOzier, tho philanhOpc; Mrs. LOngdon
and Mrs. Anna T. Randall. Mrs. Phelps assisted Miss
Miss A. was atred IN a pretty silk frock presented by
Miss Anna f. Dickinson, and seemed both touched ana
Numerous substantial gifts in the shape OF cheeks etc.
attested tho sincerity OF these expressions ,,. b,
her husband who styles the subject of his PEN " the
maiden Mars saG S s s 5ss no said
Mr.. Hooker, the reporters will take Of that
The following came from the lips OF the VerSa'e
Mrs. Bronson
although from all disease, we Try to be free.
This coptagou you'll eo1et With me,
That We all mar catch ST Anthony's Fire.
Mrs Burton L. Hartford sent little poem In when
ertys cause" Mrs Randall read The Bells" with grace
and power and Mars nd A ims.s rHIo Ing
Miss PhG6e Cary was present bringing with her the
following poem, but as she refused to read IL herse
given by Mr. Hooker:
TO MISS SUSAN b. ANTHONY
yTrErH BrKrHDAr
We touch caps. and place tonight
The woman ~ho outrank. all
10 courage aud In honor
While Others In domestic brols
Have proved H.sl BY 2. word s and earn'g''
Is not the state Of marriage
The caring not loss Of men,
Nor ioi sss CIV Sor a,l C "sr
And made . "ResolutiOur
True other women have been brave
when banded o husbsuded
Bot she has brayey fought her var
Alone and single h0nNd
Ard think Of her uu,essb strength.
who never made lasting prop
Out OF a proposition
sb. might have chosen al houored name.
nd uone have
Have written Mrs Jones Smith.
But strange to say, she nfs'ed
For fn1 years to come may she
Gros rich. and ripe and mell0'
Or any other elowI
All speak the trutb from pole to pole.
And keep her light sbaruing.
The way there's no returning
Beesuse her motto grand hath been
The ngh; Of . ever r. h ,ins, =, ,,,,,
takes the side Of woman
a perfect WOMAN nobly planned"
Ta 51 i hIr 5 Sr al n az re -srr
Shall pe the match for SasaHf
rc,t.rs OF congratulaon were received from Senator
anthony Mrs. Celia Burlegh, Gov. Root, Senator
Pomeroy, and others Senator Pomeroy wrote rs follows
wAsHrssros. Peb II. IsTn
Ipx, cannot aeeept your kind Invitation be present the
Rpo9 S .s ssSS sT ~ pe Who U Ps H. her
a. those sterling which adon the life and character Of the sdy
Who now passes 6sh anniversary Of her most devoted aud
un @ .S to tender the legal representative of dollar for each Of
those Iesr With Of the early triumph Of h..
S 70 S s her a s iS'1 s ,iIi S1
enfranhhsenent Tor 10 the hour Of that golden
re- ps.. reflected from oar golden Western where
The central golden enauehise@,9 snd long
ssS N. :, H S@sT.a set s will :. T ssSs
msH'' Of Tue HSu''' '''''" 49, w s. c. PoMERoL
Miss Lily Peckham sent this telegram: o.-,.
Wisconsin will be- Congrataa
ton. AID greeting. heroine Of the hour susan B. AoSo9y
1.-THE heroine" moved TO speech by so much kindly en-
thusiasm, ate mpted TO return thanks-wlth accom-
ssaid or a convention which declared that women
made a speech except to get people to work AS soon as
cultivated women came up and were ready TO DO me
speaking, she would stand one side Her work was the
subso plowing theirs the fancy gardening; ono naa
iaS, speaking la reading In public she
was glad to say that public sentiment demanded
tbe platform than She was dumb, but still she
asked them to work While it the proposition OF the
John Morrisseys constituents and ask for their votes
sbe wanted them to join in and demand the 6Nlth
Amendment, and 20 before the Legislatures OF the
different States TO secure It's ratification ana wheh INC
Secretary OF State shall proclaim that ~ states nave rat
flied that Amendment. then she would stop work ana
not before. She added few congratuiatory remafIs
upun the recent action by Utah aud Colorado IN regard
dainty lunch concluded the affair." and her guests left
Miss A. to remember that she had a twlnge OF pain
haking. not rheumatism-in her right arm, ana
various comfortable little documents with figures at
tached reposing in her desk
BROOKLYN WOMANS CLUB.
The Brooklyn WOmans Club held its first
formal reception last evening at the residence OF one OF
,ts members. A large number Of members and their
friends were present and pleasant genaty prevailed
An essay upon Literature in Republic was given
nv Col G. W Hgginson 1t delivered IN pleasant,
conversational tone. was attentiyely heard and gen.