Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-13

MANY LADIES MEET.

-t, was the great reiorm'f
ih1N9g cement. 10 femlnutu htl
Co. iuA' l.--.,Isfs concerning TIE glea'
Ui hn Hs haJ boon iuNlleu ~ 9
Napoit.,l. ,f elaborate proportions. ny
sbaelus.,s tne place at tue heal u
tJme w. was occupied by another
the h',.,i,gy was made, hnt u WAS
and pm As the answer WAS
unneo.s,...'5 Nnroleon is tncre is thea
"Wneei,v,,ss tatIc.U tApplause.) "And
'l.svsr Misc Anthony ~ .n 49, ~
Is.d OF tue woman tuliihs' li'''-
,.srtr tAppInu''b
rmaur COLORADO woMAS'
,. f.. s.. st,nsbury, OF DeuvCot,
MI. va. next introduced ~ Ml's
lo.tnv WHO raid a high tribute 10
An'nouyg Tor the good cause Tue
hti VII, was also given out mat
inl'Iln'' member of the editorial stan
t9 lv.l IgaEy Mountain NtHs ana tue
.il..I was that some OF tnc
lls''l',f the conference wouil uo ie.
l.i.t I,, tbp columns uf that journal
ut." satlAupt susan was very uuN-
ll'l',,.t. f sisters ~ be on their best
-i,t Mrs. Stausbury quickly
befssf 20 he au able
we've yIrs5mo woman. She SAID
~ vay i0r woman 10
.tst che wanted by "silCnt iu-
.Isii Fns iust 90 keep on TALKING,
-, tsIkiug until msu was viii.
.Iyr ber what she asked 'Or
~ .r.,ssr had never seen anything
1891 come from women IN politics
,-g.Igut1. Nothing but gy0d would
emt anywhere.
.yo1uEn ABLE COLORADO WOMAN
rs. r,rt s0oaker was Mrs. G. O..
Unl6fi, nn0tuUr a0lo Colorado wo.
ssB. VINO was introduced 10y Miss
T-tboBy % having bcuu tue
I'D lady nominee ior slate
'Hse in Colorado. Mis-. BfAdiofJi
fgrovsE in antWer TO question
.Itbr dld net have the good luck 20
tstlsgtei aud that 10 wasn'. very r..
lending 10 be- introduced ~ a defeated
-s5iIs,r. (Laughter) She knew
s5m.ihing about politics. shci how
go tlI not get her nfsl lessons in 10
ublls running the face Tor state super
igqptsnt u public instruction. she
IA tssu In ID before up % her heart
s5J head. 10 was not true that women
rri'I assk Ufiro. They wanted none
.,t.IIa Oh some OF those Of an
.i8ssuonal character. Politics dil
Id make women masculine.
0p Tie contrary 10 made
nam mere feminine. She thanked
lj5d f5f the recognition OF woman's
rghis iB Utah ana predicted that they
v5ld yet prevail IN this country
u'f5m tsa 10 sea and from Canada "
Neulc0.n (Applause.l She also told
gfsyhIually how equal suffrage had
fBilly rlumphud in Colorado after a
utmsui0uily hard aud long struggle.
OTHER srEAKEEs
Several other ladies raised their
voices briefly ia behalf Of the equal
tadngo cause, speaking In the order
lsfs given; Mu. Ziua ID. IA. Young,
sit Lake: Mrs. william Ferry, Park
tIty, Nlta. BathIhsba WsBmilh, Mr..
O. i. Allen, Mrs. Luelis Melton, Mra.
Isabella Home and Mrs. E.H. Parsons,
loi Salt Lake.
HoS,J. II. MuRDoCy.
Hon. J. Il. Mutdock, Of Beaver, DO.
lugCulled upon made q low clghlug re-
mifks, after which the conference
adjourned until O'Clock this evening
vhtn Mics shaw will again be the
principal speaker. A plane was placed
10 The convention ball this afternoon
ibl tonight there will be- music BY
AiH Florence Folsom and the Cecilia
club will bing the Psalm Of Life.
RECTpTiUN TINS AFTERNOON.
A reception was being rendered tbs
ihinguiihed visiting lady sutimgibt'
% the elegant home OF Mrs, h. =
IiehafdH this aft8fuaUn.