The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14
WHiT UONEN tRE DOING.

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait president
Of the Woman Suffrage party of Greater
New York mas addressed ictters to all
district leaders directing them 20 call
meetings next month Tor the pUrJ o,-a
Of electlng delegates 10 the parry con
ventlon
Miss Grace X. Dodge. pre-lten' Il tho
national hoard II the Young Women
Christian Association. - Said 20 ~ 70
sponsible for the widespread lnv"-tiRa.
ton gong on among the wage ranIng
women Of this country SPECIAL IN
vestigators worked for months under IN.
national hoard gathering data Tor IN"
report which was written 10y Annie Marion
Maclean. Pm. d. professor of sociology
IN AdelphI College and has Just h"rn pub
hshed.
Tn. women ~ Colorado have declared
their intention of having ono 81 their sex
elected a. Congressman a. large Mrs
Kate Williamson has hAen selected a.
the candidate and the leaders NJ tho
movement declare thar all party lines will
be eliminated and othing Permitted 80
cloud the issue 81 sending a woman Rep
resentative TO tOngrNss Mn williamson
nov holds rho Office II state Farf DRY In
spector and waS recently CHOSEN Nv NJ.
women ri Denver A. their reprnsanfatlv"
on the BOart 81 County commissioners
Mrs. Perry Starkweaiher has four
women assistants IN her work A. Assistant
Labor Commissioner " Minnesota Mrs
Starkweather ~ ths only woman IN m"
country holding such an offic" and Mime
sofa u the only state IN tho Jn!pn that
has q department for women and csrI.
dren IN ia Bureau ~ Labor Tins dc
partInent - sorf ot clearing house FOR
all matters pertaining 20 women and
n ind ~ ~ A.
present special attention i l"Ing gwen
to the home conditions.
Miss s Belle Chamberlain ami Miss
Margaret keenan, have both announcct
themselves a. candidates for IN" officc %
state Superintendent ~ Publ" Instric-
tion Of Idaho Miss Chamberlain = now
serving her second term ~ thai offC.
Miss Keenan, - principal - tho Narnla
High School. has b~en IN Idaho z"hool
work for eleven years and II = member uf
III" stat" Educational Council
Tho Wesleyan Mcthodsts II Great
Britain a. their conference # 1870 adopted
the principle ~ allowing women to so
and Nof" IN IN" annual conferences Tn.
prinCipl" has Ein~" h.-ou approved iv
'wentv-four ont oi thIr'y-fOIr syus.d.
Tn" conference" which -A' a. Bradford ,
few days ago confirmed % hv 'or.. - 10
20 -
Mrs Carrie Vaughn Anderson has h,or.
nominated hy the Republicans ~ wugfr
county. Iowa for III. Office nf County Ko-
"ord"r Mrs Anderson II making p-t"-
tICally house to houH" canvass II ,Io
county. driving from place 30 place .,
attend school picnI"s. town meetings and
so-rlal gatherings
Mrs Julian Heath Mrs Ollb.rt Z
Jones and Mrs 4 J George. l"ader, IN tho
anti-suNrage movement. nro ns.Iny -,
tour ~ IN" country delivering sro.. ne ~
prove that a Wornhn- pla.-. ~ -, home
Mrs Julian Heath H. president rf tho
Llttl" Mothors Association Of New YORK
Mrs Eva p Roam ~ Saco No has i,i.,
been admitted 10 practice IN tho Uni'oi
States ClrcIit Court A. Po-tand Mrs
Bean ~ IN" first woman N Maine 10 70
ceive the honor She has boon ~ prac'lsIng
attorney a. Saco for q number - veir-
Miss winf rod Gtbhs vino has fo.n
eonne"t"d with tho Society for Irurov.
ing tho Condition % a." Poor # ~
York f"r several wears. r"1d pap"r pr,
Popular Education and Di"t.tl~. Do
New Nork t.'y- 80 m" rs--.ut conference.
- the Congress IT HON" Ed.,I'rur Which
wa hold 10 Brussels n" Is4I..r treated
81 Nh" WORK don" by Miss Cubb- I.r-..li
~ 'l-l'iug N" homes - fr. fIYDr amt
tn@frI''iHE ~" uutt'r~ % f'.uiirE amt
rarrg for their children ID" ,pu'.r,rls,,
va under fN" aI-I'ss- % the llDIL.tt
t'n."rur'u' ~" talks a' f.Ir racrDat ..u
piers 90 'uufn"r- dhuu' 't" can" AND tod
Irg # t.'rr children wrr,t N..- Grpn-
began t"'o~. sailing for IIrpi.. % I'd" t.rug
carried ur tYruE beer a'-..u,,, bv Miss
Helen 3 ~rrfh
M Richard : Fitzgerald and Mr..