The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
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Nrntion Ht GFnF'on Last week many
Clubs Forming,
ON Monday and TUESDAY OF this week,
tho o,th o,d os,b 40 Nr,,.,,,,,,,r. 4, flr,s,
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ton call.u convention VI 'ho Woh'"
OF the state met to form n state Wo-
mans Suffrage Cmh About ffty wo-
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In'" ''si'o"ueu, M'Ss Ht"'S va,
Hay and Rev, tlcnrlette Moore, OF me
National Woman's Suffrage Assoeln-
ton, met with the attending women 10
assist them Win thtll nuNlee ahI lohB
experience In the work OF formation OF
such clubs and the bSHt ara most e.
tective way To work Tor the enIrah'
chlemenl OF women Two letters MeEt
read TO the convention py MISS iloE;
one tron MISS susan - Ail'h4ny, nilu
tue ptlfr from NIB carrie thHiu""h
Colt, chairman OF the committee oi or
EahlGalloh OF the NATIONAL woman
Association, both giving worda OF eneeI
ana Welcome 10 the women OF me lisi
southern state To FORM clup lpF SEuhI
SUFFRAGE Tor men ana women una the
last state ~ the union except llltle i!ei-
aware, without u state Nolhalls Sul'
lr9ge Ciup' constitution was "Lpl,-
ted by the convention ana ollCers 'leg-
ted US follows: lreslueht, Mrs' 9ss'.r
Many, OF bNlIihohti vice pIusiueHt'
Mrs, Harvey Harmer' OIL ulaTkspurS'
corresponding secretary, AIs' Anillu
CuluWch lloyd OF WneellhE' ttcoIulhh
secretary Mrs D NJ ray OF Sew Suln-
htrland; treasurer Mrs ~ H. ~
Woody, OF Grafton luultors, MTs; Az
Caswell. or FHrkGraDnTS, anu MrS.
Louise Harden, OF WcllsDurS; mem.Hr
OF tho executive committee OF me ma
tlonul American WomhhS SuHTuRs
Association Mrs Annie SaldWelV boyu,
Able ana interesting addresses We're
given during the meeting by uiHtTShl
parsons The address OF welcome by
Mrs. j. IL. Thompson, OF Grafton was
bright and original Miss Mary o. HAY
gave an address on the Neru OF inc
Hour. ana OF COURSE as she always uoSS'
held the closest attention OF the auul-
enec'
In the evening iteN' hrnrleLte Moort,
Mr. Harvey Harmer, OF Clarksbur6' q
member or the state legislature anu
Rev Evans OF Clarksburg, cach gave
interesting addresses before the con-
ventlon' Mt Farmers address was as
all who have ever had the pleasure OF
matter very tine. Hc touched the heaft
OF every woman present when IN speak
ing OF his mother he said u evers.inah
had such one as he was blcst Wlth no
woman would ask or liro9k at the door
Of the legislature, asking for suHrlEc
In vain. And would any man dare TO
say that his mother would not ana
could not cast vote MS intClhgently as
her son? MIR. liarmer SAID he had heeh
snecred 1t and ridiculed as belonging
to the woman's party, but that "a
strong faith In anything raised per-
son above the sense OF ridlcule,
+ Tuesdays addresses were on woman
suffrage: Does the Wife Need lt!' ny
Mrs, NJ. NJ. Love. nj Grafton; Does the
Unmarried Woman Need lt?' by MISS
Shrim ot GlarlBhurEi Does the Work
Ing Woman Need NJ" by Mrs. Reulah
Boyd Ritchic, OF Fairinont; Does the
Professional Woman Need IT. by Dr.
Harriet y. Jones, OF Wheeling; Does
the state Need lt?' by Rev. Henrietta
Moore.
Miss Grace Bcahm. OF Fairmont the
youngest member OF the CLUB. gave
young girls views or the question OF
suffrage Tor her sex, ana why SHc ut-