The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-28
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Club Wome n Who are suffraqists.

Club Wome n Who are Suffraeists.
Editor Leader: The communication
in your columns of january 25th is
such that I beg the courtesy OF space
to reply
First 70 emphasize the harmony ex-
sting between the Oklahoma Woman
outrage association and Indian Mo-
mems Woman Suffrage league OF In
lian Territory The Oklahoma Woman
outrage association was formerly the
Woman Suffrage association of Okla
oma and Indian Territory. but antici-
ating new statehood with progressive
inaniwitvi the i2ct aaG2et -,qatins
# the delegates from the two terri
ories. the title was changed to Okla
'oma Woman Suffrage association
This dis.roves that assertion of
our correspondent that women are
low is acknowledge that there is
either east nor west in the new
tate of Oklahoma"
The indian Women's Woman Suf-
rage league is. as it's name implies,
Composed OF Indian women of the In
han Territory IN the demand for
uffrage both these associations are
dining.
Your communication on the question
I Woman Suffrage states that 'peti-
ions and memorials have been pour
lg into the convention These are
oming from all parts of the two ter
itories and are palDable evidence
the general determination of ip-
lividual liberty and recognition in the
constitution Of the state they have
lelped to found.
The list of officers appended win
how that both territories contribute
the official board The largest in
iividual club Is in Indian Territory
III the organizations in both terri
ories have men and women members
his precludes affiliation with tho
'tate Federation of Womens clubs
hough many OF the suffragists are
uembers of the Federation by virtue
their connection with other clubs
IS the following names will indicate:
Mrs Michail Conlan. Lindsay, hon
rary president Indian Territory Fed
ration Women's clubs
Mrs Eugene Hamilton lst vice
resident Indian Territory Federation
# Women's clubs and has also held
he same Office IN the Oklahoma and
indian Territory federation,
Mrs. +. NJ. Davis, Muskogcc, vice
PRESIDENT Indian Territory Federation
+ Woncns clubs
Srs Stella La Flore Webb, secretary
indian Territory Federation Womens
lubs. and president Ardmore Woman
suffrage club.
Mrs. Lewis Potten, Durant, membei
tanding committee Indian Territor,
Federation Women's clubs
Mrs. J. II. Harris. second vice presi
| lent Irdian Territory Federation o
Nomen's clubs
Mrs. A. p McKellop. MuskogeC
| itanding committee parliamentary Law
| indian Territory Federation Women
| cluba,h sgeea
The sudragists prominent In tn
| )klahdma and Indian Territory FEEDER
ltion o. Womens clubs are:
Mrs. w. A. Ledbetter. Ardmore, sec
| nd vice president
Mrs c r. Hume. Anadarko. parlif
| nentarian
Mrs j. + sharp, Purcell. presiden
Mothers club.
Mrs r y. Gillette, Anadarko. pres
lent committee ON travelling Libraries
Mrs. Minnie Keith Bailey. Enit
resident city federation.
Mrs. w L. Rhodes. Guthrie. pres
lent Chautauaua. q
Mrs. NJ. b Hart. Guthrie. presiden
| Domestic Science club.
| Mrs +. B Lccas. chairman pres
'ommittee state Federation.
| Mrs d. E. Emerson, Chickasha, pre-
dent Sorosis
Mrs Jno Brown. Chickasha. pres
lent Chautaugua.
Mrs. ~ r. Carter. Guthrie. presidel
,ity federation
Mrs. c. p Van Denburg. Ardmor
president Ladies of the Leaf.
Mrs c. 5. Foster. Chickasha. seer
airy Chautauoua
These are but few OF the ladies'
lub prominence and their names W
1e a guaiante az the purpose, integri
D | md earnestness of our work for Il
I faith that is IN us. MRS KATE
BIGGERS, President Oklahoma "
man Sunrase association