Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
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sussex Coumty,a WOmnn's Rights
Party Wanfs the ssOanves % Bleatp-
mrs. LOCKWOOD, the woman Gan di-
date, ON ssThe Era OF woman
Dsspite thu inolsment vesther a great
msiority OF Nevark,s intellectual psooIe
turned ont Tuesday night 10 sea Mrs. Beiva
A. Lockwood. the Women's RIGHTS oandi.
date for Presidsnt. and 10 hear her lecture
on the era Of Woman" Mrs. Lockwood
arrived at Newark at a O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and. duripp her stay until
midnight, was the guest Of the Rsv.
Joseph 8. Malone and wife.
By $50 o'clock in the evening
Delaware College presented ~ animated
appearance. All The best SEATS 10 the
or .tory where the lecture wac delivered,
were occupied. Directly over the plat.
form was draped q large United SIates
flag AMI the date Of the organisation OF
1877. 1884
AIT 45 o'clock Mrs Lock wood entered
the hall leaning upon the arm Of Psesi-
dent Purnall amid tremendous applause.
They were followed by the young ladies'
Of the society, all taking seats upon the
platform. With Mrs. Lockwood for the
centre surrounded by . score or more Of
blushing mAidsns whose oountenanoes
evinoed anything but womsn's rights
sentiments, the platform resembled full
blown rose OF female loneliness. Presi.
dent Purnell, Of course, excluded.
The president stepped to the frcnt Of
| the platform amid much enthusiasm and
said the occasion was the anniversary
/ OF the PaBtal0zzi Society Of Delaware
| College which society was q great help TO
| the college as we'll as 10 Its members. he
thought that they had been very fortu.
nate In securing the services Of Mrs.
Lock wood and after paying an eloquent
tribute TO that lady's ability and qualih.
cations, he introduced her as the speaker
Of the evening.
As Mrs. Lock wood stepped forward the
applause was deafening. She Ia q woman
OF medium hight, not very flsshy, and q
rather thoughtful, Intellectual face, with
broad features. Her hair was parted in
the middle and swept back from q
high forehead, while Immediately on
top of her head were a number OF little
curls the shape Of marbles. She wore
eye glasses, attached by a broad black
guard which nearly went down to her
waist. Her dress was Of plainly cut silk
trimmed with lace at the neck. Hell
voice was not strong and often trembled
As In every decade II not in every YEA
Of our history as q nation, there has beer
! a marked teudsrcy to some particular
phase OF mental DEVELOPMENT with on
people. | propcss to demonstrate tina
the present q pre- euiptntly the IRA 0
, woman, and OF her mental evolution fro1
condition of tut-laRe and SIR
} yility to one OF iLd.psnieu
luush. AID Ao,I,n in ,,olitioa
,fiaiis, There ia mental erowtl
/ in the women OF 10 dAy unknown Ia mos
I 4 the women of the past. IL ia Int
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vas the rare .xoeption; now she ia
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woman question ia the auestiou of IN
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