The San Francisco call., 1896-03-14

ton held 50 that these ladies with others
may enlighten the voters why woman
should be granted the ballot.
Miss Shaw and Miss Hay were met at
Sacramento by Miss Lucy Anthony,
niece OF Miss Susan B. Anthony, who
has been in the City for month past, and
Miss Harriet Cooper. Miss Shaw and Miss
Anthony will be the guests of Mrs. A. A
Sargent, 1890 Folsom street, while in the
City.
Miss Shaw will make her first pubic ap-
pearance at Stanford University Sunday
before the students of that institution.
She viii speak in the new Native Sons
Hall in this City Monday evening on the
subject, The New Man.
Miss Hay will make her headquarters
while in the City at the Berkshire. She
comes direct from New York City, al
though her home is in Indianapolis. Her
father, Andrew Hay. is a prominent poll
tician and Mason there. He has been a
National Bank Examiner for many years.
but was removed by President Cleveland.
Miss Hay is a most affable woman to
meet, and strikes one as a woman OF force
and character. She is in appearance very
much like Miss Shaw, but somewhat
younger. She was connected with the W.
c. T. u. work of her native State for seven
years, serving for some time as State
treasurer. she will have charge of one of
the two series of meetings that will be
conducted simultaneously beginning April
at San Diego.
Miss Harriet Mills of Syracuse, n. Y,
who will come out during the month, will
conduct the other series. Miss Elizabeth
" Yates of Maine will arrive mere about
the same time and will accompany Miss
Shaw. She is one of the National lecturers
| of the association.
| Mice Hav will N, 10 bnr II rot ,hI;c ~
pearance in California before the Alameda
! County Suffrage Club, at the ALBANY Ho-
! tel, Monday afternoon at 2:30. She will
! speak in the Armory Hall, Alameda,
| Thursday afternoon at the same hour.
| The glories Of this State filled Miss Hay
| with enthusiasm.
1T was the grandest sight of my life. -
said she, "to emerge from the snow and
/ cold OF December into the warmth and
I balmy air of June to-day. The change
was 50 sudden that could not realize it at
first. We had been blowing along through
! ice and snow for hours, indeed days, when
| all of a sudden we were in the warmth
and sunshine. surrounded on all sides
/ with all kinds of fruit trees in full bloom.
/ 1t is much farther across the continent by
travel than when you look at it on the
map, but it pays one to take the journey
now to enjoy that grand scene as we saw
it to-day, l for the first time. | have never
| been farther west before than Denver
The National headquarters of the
4 Woman's Suffrage Association is in Phila-
delphia, where Miss Rachel Avery, as cor
/ responding secretary, has charge of the
office. The headquarters of the California
/ association is at 1880 Folsom street. where
Mrs. A. A. Sargent, the State president and
ex-officio National vice-presdent, resides.
She. with Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, the head
of the joint campaign committee, have
Lob,
Miss Susan b. Anthony, president of the
National association, Will arrive in the
| City to-day from Los Angeles, where she
! has stopped couple OF days ell route from
the East. She will assist in the county
conventions to some extent, although it is
/ expected she will remain in the City the
! greater part of the time directing the
! movements of her co-laborers.
! The cites and towns to be visited bv these
| ladies, with the dates of the conventions
/ wnich is subject to a few changes, is as
/ follows:
San Diego-Monday and Tuesday, April 6
/ and 7, Miss Hay.
SANTA Ana.Tnesday and Wednesday. 9TH and
Los Angcles-w Wednesday and Thursday, sth
and 9th, Miss Anthony.
Santa Barbara -Th nrsday and Friday. 9th
aud 10th, Miss Mills.
Ventura-Friday and Saturday, 10th and
11lh, Miss Hay.
Riverside and Monday, 18th and
18th, Miss Mills.
san Bernnrdino-Tuesday and Wednesday
| 14th and 18th, Miss Hay.
akersfield-1hursday and Friday, 10Th and
j 17th Miss Mills.
Visalia-Ffiday and Saturday, 18th and 18th
| Miss Hay.
Tulare-saturday and Sunday, 18th and 10Th,
Miss Mills.
Hanford-Monday and Tuesday, 2O.h and
21st, Miss Hay.
Fresno-Tuesday and Wednesday, 21st and
! 22d, Miss Mills
Observation-Disclosures and Thursday, 22d and
| 23d, Miss Hay.
Merced-Taursday and Friday, 23d and Gath
Miss Mills.
Modesto-Friday and Saturday, oath and
/ 25th. Miss Hay.
stockton--snndsy and Monday. 26th and
9th, Miss Mills.
! Sacramento-Tuesday 28th. Miss Hay.