The evening world., 1894-04-24
Campaign Methods Discussed at
Mrs. Horace E.ayden's.
One OF The Guests Thinks the Ward
Heller Is In Bad Form.
Mr.. Starr NicolIs Advises the Women
to Go Out After Night.

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Invitations were out two weeks. They
were stee,-en,r,yed ar tho anes, br,s,o,
hoar, IN ~ u,on,a,
About one hundred and thirty women
and four men accented. The meeting
was announced for s@ o,cioct
Mrs. Hayden is an exceeding charm
ing woman Che CANA aownsta,r ira az
re 49, u,-n"'u .ran %
'he eiochS were strihihs, ch'niihs ahu
guests as though they were there for n
"eadihg or orange peko Tea.
Everybody wanted to know VIC the
speakers were. to which inquiry Mrs.
Hayden replied that Mrs. Robert Aooe
had charge Of the drawing-room pro-
and provided the speakers All
1ne ueii.'te ih.oiiia.ioh she nau u give
was that Mr.. tsarr NlcoIls would speak.
a an dark coTns by himself, , far sa .,s rinn,aa
him and bis svas clnspa d'onI ooRaiina unl
Snm fortab,a and Se mnepi,ns,n io'N"'s III
It was I O'clock before the meeting be-
sbIn,s D,nra um h.n "a A"o'e
0na ,""dr IN O., aiior-n,da horasnu,
Win pea, yodA hrown ainvns and ninL mi
w whh.se nne ro'd da a s Ssm o. sba iri raaiiv 'f hs.
Iieved tbat All Tie hest womea would
ro out ~ town it nst as tba man do and
that The emiRrant women and kitchen
helm would 90 10 tho nolis and vote To
please the heeIers. she admitted thai
She didn't Know lust who the heelers
we're hut she lad been told that they
were MT xnnd FORM ~
a lady dressed in black came in with
ahIo t. wos an ,,a ~
but for a bunch Of lettuce green silk in
the back nal only needed n touch OF
For the nonce poiitics was forgotten
After this miiiinerv sensation n Woman
with a little diamond initial bonnet-pin
and remarked to n ppiend oou - oon'
'.This cnmnanv doesn,t ,oo,t much
does it,"
Not at all. But then people are so
much better than they look"
II 40 hope there will be somebody to
that / like to hear the other sid taS' say
$ DO l." Ana then they began to
The ladies' looked very Welt until the
sun began to go down and Mrs. Hayden
raised the shades. That brought a lot
called attention to the fact that the
ladies in politics have trustworthy tailors
and haberdashers.
My petition was the common topics.
Two startling secrets were exchanged.
A girl In navy blue serge, with a coil
of magenta velvet and a pair OF long
hat pins on her head said that her
Weed. / got my o manicure aleu- eoperator II" three
new patrons the other day and she has
promised me 200 signatures. ISM that
diplomacy, now?"
said her companion.
How Is that?"
"Reginald's typewriter. I am paying
name. i sent him i three w sbeet sor A eYe ny
does is simply ask people who come in
the office to sign. I wouldn't be sur
3anitors in the Equitable Buildi hm1 w sepe
enrolled, but every name heips' of
course I couldn't ask 10 sign"
Mrs, HAYDEN tooL nm a moa,,f1,nu
glass amd raped on the table a few
smiIed hfnshed manule, imen sne
Miss kdeie Eteid amt Meho away' ana
Field had her haifr r. sh Hh iet 'e a str a1ss
evarvhodv sP Pbbesa nee sns SAD mat
Shee. aisn LIZA ~ thew nS she was tnere.
4nmen Wba fnr TN l., . sne kheW some
wa ns IneIina3 ny : Set tne paiIot. she
eian, nf,'hea 70 pelieve nat the new
Then she ntroduced Mrs rbsries %
ways, Mrs; Runkle was very much in
e ela PUT her presence IN politics was
shed d II heh HINTS p banning p IN e wo SSo
sneu. Sne uiun' make q speech Sne
gaVe a~u9ta.ions from Fenelon. swift.
AMY i p nher LaHip, Sariyie
anu = 10. OF otner OLD satirists. She
Shnoowueu ,aoh unRupiished statistlcs 70
SNOW Una one.ntth OF the American
women were NOT projected. Tor the sim
PIE reason mat tnere were not enough
Men 70 heep up tne marriage market.
N~arriaseapie women stayed UNMARRIED
from necesslty, inc then went
ana %ido9 aied' 81 leaV Ing the ooS e00ST n irll Of
women IN the United states, Mrs. Run
nie SAID mat o'oVo'oO were leading lonely
ilves.
Mr.. starr Nicholl Followed, He was
alone. n ne behaved himself. Some
OF MS listeners were suspicious OF his
sincerity. He said that women did not
need lnteliigence TO vote. that the COM
mon run OF men were t~hick-headed.
tnat the masses mad made the pros
Perity OF the country because they had
wants, which they supplied. simply by
better conditions. The edu-
Gated classes, the nobility. the royalty.
knew nothing about the wants of the
democracy, ana cared less. The wo-
tHhev had tha hs, ,ot hn = avp ba wnts