The sun., 1900-12-23
CELEBRATE MRS. PILGRIM.
FORFuOrHERs' DAy as WETi As rom.
rtTUIRs' 10 SfgFRtGIsfs.
Mrs. Trow SAYS Women will Gct the sufrssc
Vet Eas, Enourh 90 win over the Men,
hut the Dfl,uIt' u 10 Persuade the
Women who Don't want to tote at Al.

Tho rr.r.w othcrs took luncheon. sang
songs IrI . ed" -po"oho. IN the 'rtlc room
uf ~. " ldurf- N-irriI ,"-t"rd afternoon.
,clrbr ting tNo .,nth anniversary NJ tht land
ing ur ~, rlgrim- mother. fathers nd 1T
n" pilgrim. lno plgriw otI'g- were
org .u,gei uiuc ,clrs go from among mem
brrs of the Now York omJn'S Sunrpge
Association. This ltt"r orEnn2 t!on was
-uucr-"dcd by the New York city lcgisl'-
tive Lergu" which arranged yesterday
luncheon To become n Pilgrim othrr
u womtn doesn't need to trace her ancestry
back TO one ~ tho ! dies Who came over IN
the VI ynower. although many in ne s"'"'N
ara Tie tp do 80. The society WIS organ
tied II ply because there WIS 40 much h"'rd
OF the Pilgrim Fathers. thnt some oI tho
. emherz of the omans Suffrage Asso"ia-
tion Thought the Pilgrim Mothers were being
neglected
Mrs Lille Devereux Blake. President Of the
league. presided at tho luncheon, and among
,hose present were Mrs, Stewart Ilsrtshorn,
President Of the New Jersey Federation oI
Wqwens cubs Mys Gsroiinne j. TSayl9r S2I Wo,p Gf
Mrs Hester IL Peee.- Mrs silss Alden Com
diet, Mrs Charles Il, r Coils Mrs CHARLOTTE r.
M2s MHassaIHi Anna + Haley. aiHs % The Rev Phoebe T.
a2aod NJ. 5CfpG K9HSSp ,SD Rsy Mr, SShM "a
iSWT iibrsTian n"S2 o2 Brooiiyn. and Mrs Cora Wells
The Rev. Mis-. Blackwell said that the In
fuence Of tho Pilgrim Mother in history va.
negative. that we heard little Of her. out
that there was ~ doubt that she bore the
"''ri "They S"i coniined most Of their Efforts to
their own m%neh Fiat sTa "a. .bosld s So tSe same @
she not Influence her home for good and yet
tsS Sors oh S'fi s ma. i.g' shsf in bSaas
nation Of fSGrto. or mus, haze Sroader ie
now. Il the world shall understand H. Here
y1rG f2T % woman ian oads Wsi tns nsn hom Wss called
on tn tho Pilgrim Moth.Is'A she confessed that
'"' ny dom dom. s st sIl ssr.. with su:. slaekw.9
.ha, The ,I pilgrim ISTt Nothsr'' influence wa' OF
rup!.a az sis, 50 Riacks.i. shT ~ ih.0' ''e0'0'
%s hi ~ PSq a' MS,Sas.. ( %s e Gsrss tie @
I've i've ls.fnssd GS""pas 10, sScss them @ sye y9a
The name o. the boGk ITead; olv EEoI want TS,d \
and / find that the women q the Plymouth
drcw M the treaty With the indians, BECAUSE
the rcd men woudnt trust the Psrin Ysr rstn. IN.
ginning. a hand io the government o. thS
colony and before ws can improve on them
we dsrnnnd II In the right way Vol gcs H.
because woman always get~ what she wants
Il sho goes at Il in the rish' way. But we've we've
want 10 vote-the antis as they are called
and we can do that. but IL viii be hardeE
The Rev. Phoebe A. Hsnsford n ado q
demand for school mothers" to work In
harmony with school super!ntendents, 80
a woman 70 60 to in school hours az they
had mothers at home
Y want TO s.y that Z eS.rsny spprovs p
ing up as soon as tho reverend speaker had
eat down, II the mother OF fourteen
boys and lknSw mat II sShoo, m9.her wouia
Il can't believe she's the mother OF four.
teen children" cid one of the younger women
as Mrs Goss sat down. shes too young.