The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Ellen Terry four years ago. and
| while speaking for woman's suffras g
q couple Of seas ons back met Swim
burne Hale. . New York lawyer. whom
she lately married She il the author
| Of two plays. which have been pro-
duced in London. and is = lecturer OF
| great force.
Other SufKraxetts actresses now
| leading their support to the light for
| equal franchise in the ave states
| Barrymore. Minnie Maddern Fiske and
| Edith Wynne Mathewson. You would
! not believe that any OF these foot
| light stars would suffer from stage
/ fright while addressing q suffrage
meeting, but such ID the case with
Julia Marlowe. When asked why she
| did not come upon the stage during
| q recent su6raSist meeting mat she
was attending she confessed to such
weakness. which. she said. overlook
her when she ventured beyond her
well studied lines.
Some Delles q Great wealth.
Among the great beauties now to be
found at the head and front of this
| amazon horde. hghting for equal rights
with men. IS Miss Inez Milholland OF
| New York and London. She 10 the
daughter Of John Z. Ailholland. the
wealthy pneumatic tube maSnate. re-
former and journalist Of New York
md London. After having been partly
| educated in London. Paris and Berlin.
| she graduated At vassax. where she
| organized a woman suffrage club.
When this organisation was refused a
| meeting place by the president Of the
| college she rallied her supporters In
1 . neighboffnE cs0stery. Since her
! graduation she has rssigned a. . queen
OF fashion and socka1 leader on both
sides Of the Atlantic and has devoted
cons jerable time, - athletics Al
though the daughter Of . millionaire.
sne is now studying. law At the New
l York UnivsTsity. During the famous
strike Of the shirt waist girls she did
/ picket duty In their interest. and was
arrested. but when brought into
court acted n her :. own attorney.
Last May. gowned all in white and
bearing . banner. this spirited girl
headed the celebrated woman SUI
1 fraSe parade in New York Recently.
when asked why she was working 30
!; strenuously for suffrage. she stated
\ with other reasons:-
Ono doesn't want to be out Of any
1 game that promises so much spirited
nghtinS. fun. good fellowship and sue
| cess"
She IL nov On the stump in Wis
constn. where she - working shoulder
to shoulder With another young New
| York beauty Of much the same type.
4rA Crystal Eastman Benedict, who
also Gomez from . family Of reform
err. haf father. Rsv. Samuel =. East
man, and mother. Rev. Ann1s r. East
man. both having been ministers Of
| the gospel while her brother. Max
| Eastman. - . lecturer on reform
themea S3me time ago 1lrs. Benedict
member Of the New Heek liability
Commission.
aank asgh d ssessez.
0th0r society women whom Dr.. An
M Howard Shaw. oommandsr-in-chief
| OF this aOaxon force, counts amoung
l her 0eld mafShals ana generals are
Ma q! H p Belmont u New York,
| mother q the Duchess Of MariboruoGA;
| MA Stanley Mccormick Of Chicago
and Boston. . dsughter-in-law II the
harvester magnsse; Ms James Lees
LAsd1aw. . New York beauty whose
husband - 0ecrstary Of the New York
] Mems LsaGae for Women Suffrage"
I 1Grs. Clarence II. Nackay, wife Of the
cable migrate. ana Mrs Ernest h,mp-
son Seton. daughter Of Albert Gallatin
| and wife Of the i1userator
I Mrs He1m0nt has subeorfbed gen.
! erously % the war chest nat 10 sup
| poFting ne Avo states' fight, while
Ma Mccormick and Ms LAidlaw are
the auditors q the national organiza-
ton
II Mrs. MacAay (nee Katherine Duer),
\ aaoeher great beauty, was the found.