The sun., 1910-01-09


Stony Void Hall, Miss Blanche Potters
memorial to her sister, Miss Martha Pot
tar has hoan formally turned over to the
stony WoId Sanatorium on New York,
- | Ma 81 potssr,s % Sift cost "a GOO Mrs
walter Geer. a sister Of the Misses Potter,
has ~iven an orsan 10 the inntitution.
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Ns,.. u.h.a NJ A-n.lA - Toodnn ill
return to America this month on her
second lecture tour. She ts the grand
of Matthew Arnold ana q sister of Mrs
Humphry Ward. Miss Arnold rs an
active WORKER n the cause o. wees = 10. 10.
wo s,t le isa ~ y, ~ M; NJ srrs ssstS
Il Fn~iss,d ''o -"
IT,, wo.,. I.,,,,J ~. old.., s,s-
frage paper an this country mas JUST ceie-
brated Its forty-first anniversary. lt
n R,scrwslI ana 4. now adi,ed bv their
a. ,,.hs., NS,ss ~, S.or. p,aoLvslI
Uhs,, NJ .,,d Asr. R,a,Lv,.I, ia.,,ad ,ha
fIrat n,,vnber ~ thar naner the f,lil fran
chise had Just been granted to women in
wyoming, and women had the school
vote in Kentucky, Kansas and Ontario
ain utuutCtPHi ouuI aNC th J0o.tohs kShA8
To-day women vote for all elective officers
in wyoming, Colorado, Utah. Idaho
sustIans New Zssh, H.. Nprwsy. !. llIan I,iI;.l,i
srH,sSe n K.ne.s Enstand scotlapd
Ireland. Canada, Sweden, Denmark and
Iceland; they have a vote upon taxation
in Louisia M, Montana. Iowa and Michigan
and In New York State outside the cities;
they have a vote for members Of the trade
councils IN France and Belgium and the
school suffrage in more than half the
Miss Anna heanrichsdorn the nrst
woman TO receive an engineers diploma
in Germany, After studying four years
in the Berlin Poiytecnnical institute
she passed the electrical epgineer ex
ss stnLIshscn sno Ieoei s o ghn ~ %
oASoJnD I a. SGn ~: pu.i,.s Ia sII -,
oPc.S;u I.;u TiS Ln1 nr..sI.., r"Han ~
RaEuss ner Pr"ie''i"" 40 i"S VI
"'eiio"
Soh.Si. hou. h,.t ha.r oc.nad in
England to teach women the art OF can
vasslng voters There are about ninety
OF these schools scattered throughout
the country. All Of winch are conducted
IN o TInin1 ~. Worcsr,s T Tit,sraI a.
sociation ana the Younger Suifra gists
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Misc CYNTHIA NJ Wesson of Springfield.
Mass. has riven n OO0 10 Rrvn Ma wr
coIIsga Miss Wasson who - .rad,,'
s.as 80, p-.e. ~. =, ,aoo ~ e'i
nent in the athletic affairs OF the institu-
ton and her gift IL to be expended toward
All undsreraduates are required to
qualify a. swimmers and this exercise
is one Of the most popular OF the college
sports
A.th. L.. ...;.,~ ., a..
At sns nss meeHhe ., tne oAecuhve
board OF the National Woman Suffrage
Association q resolution was passed
demandinn the publication of the renort.
an a.. .;tion ~ wor,.r "a o,,,ss.-a,s
~ .S.,. CAs y. "s anr 0u,'ui e,A
pristiou Of $500. 600 for the Investigation
OF thus subject. put the report has never
e.Gst;ns, zen Gt;nn o o ths e s. puDnG. me annual
held ia WashinT Tton about the midesIe
OF April.
suffrage ssttenent " soon to be
opened In East ~ 'th street, New York.
AZ present there 70 branch OF this pro-
posed settlement IN Henry street. where
sunrage mesungs are beid every Wednes-
day evening At the latest Of these Wednes-
day meetings Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont
acted as honorary chairman and the
spsakers were Miss Carolyn Crossett. Miss
Bertha Ryshpan and DIR. Barton o. Ayies-
worth OF Colorado. The object Of the
settlement and its branches is TO interest
the women Of the neighborhood and organ
Inc them into suffrage clubs.
Mrs. Bertha Payne Newell. who was
instructor In kinderRnrten training AZ the
achool IN ssa,,catinu ~ ~. IT,,i,-...,s.. -
~nis L"A o.N., N'y VI
NTn,o.S 60. ~ ovon sppoihSed py the
cn..e1 Ss.ees :, ,oytt.nuseoner on Eoucauon
=. ~ % Wy Ac~n .lc committee
oharee of all Ameyicsn inter..ts a,,.s nLve
the session Of the congress, which viii be
held In Brussels next summer.