New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-12
WILEY PLEASES WOMEN
Pure Food Expert Will Speak at
Big Jubilee Meeting.
WILSON AND SULZER WON'T
DR.. Shaw I'D Others Will At
tend to Salute New Flag-Mrs.
Pankhurst's Message.

Woman has one friend, after all. Just
when the sturdy souls were beginning to
falter and the CHEEKY hearts to grow a
bit cynical over mans fckleness comes
TO the rescue Harvey W. Wiley.
What matters it now that Governor
Wilson cut IN" sunragIst4 dead when
they asked him TO address their "Celcbra-
ton Of Citizenship" meeting at Carnegie
Hall tomorrow night?
What though their quondam friend.
'Bn" Sulzer changed the subject when
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Batch and Mrs
John Winters Brannan pressed their inu-
tation?
What though. when Mrs. Batch asked
him to send letter or telegram TO be
read AT the meeting he answered blandly
that ne used to admire Mrs. Blatch s
mother. Elizabeth Cady Stanton?r
II matters not now, Pure Food Wiley
will save the ship. lie sent Mrs Harriet
Stanton Batch telegram yesterday say
ing that he just longed to 'Join the chorus
Of victory"
The thrilling moment Of the big jubilee
meeting will be when the suffragists rise
and salute their new nag. THIS VIII De
hung across the front OF the stage ana
ten of its stars will be fitted with electric
attachments. At given moment the
light Of the ten stars VIII blaze out, and
the suffragists will jump TO their feet,
waving tiny red, white and blue Six
handkerchiefs and singing the "MarseiI-
laise."
Jiss lane Adams wired that she would
be unable TO attend the meeting. but MIS-
RlatcL has secured the Rev caroline
BARTLETT Crane, Of Michigan, and DIR.
Maud Parker. Of Washington, to speak
c,,. tho states where women vote, ana
ne Anna Howard Shaw will make her
first big speech since her return from her
tour of the West.
otber suffrage orators are on the pro-
orau,ne. too. The meeting VIII De aDSo-
Iutcly free TO although that isn't prom
,sirg that there won't be colecuoH'
From 7.i5 TO S:l5 o'clock there VIII De an
organ concert by Miss Mary Adelaiue
,soor, followed by the entrance OF the
.,..,t,ars with flags a-nying and jubilee
horns a-tooting.
,rbo rew tcn-starrcd suffrage buttons
nm no cont" for the celebration and VIII
no cold bv the Political Unions corps Oh
pretty girl ushers.
,rt,Is afternoon the suffragettes will dash
an tho avenue with a coach and four 10
advertise the meeting. The coach VIII po
drained with suffrage colors, and the gar
-, etaads will wear blankets olazoned
with the names Of the four new suffrage
80 oregon. Arizona, Kansas ana
Michigan.
n, and upon the coach will be Jealous
sroraeettes, casting celebration dodgers
into the crowds.
Among those who will join in this adj
venture are Mrs John Winters Bramah'
Misc Eleanor Grammar twho, by the way
roc ceased flirting with the Progressive
cause and come back to plain suhrase)'
Nrs Calvin TOmkins and little catherine
,ror,kins aged eight years, who is just as
dent a surfragette as anybody else, ana
has promised to give five cents itioh'n
ont Of her own money to help mamma
get the vote.
AS II the headquarters Of the Woman
Political Union weren't stirred up enough
Win the preparations for this coaching
,o,r and housekeeping after the torch
Ii,,h, narade. right in the midst of 1t all
,,osterday arrived telegram from no less
a nereon than Mrs. Emmellne Iankhufst'
of J,ondon 1t was "A message OF con
orafulation for the recent suffrage VIC
tories and read:
British militants send congratulations to
.,,efrege leaders I'm successful states. VIC
tory only postponed In Wisconsin