Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-18

the colors were really in honor of
| Washington's Birthday
| Mrs. Clara NJ. Laddey told me that
last night she mailed night letter, to
be read in the Assembly and Senate
today, putting forth conclusive argu-
ments as to why the bill should go
through. 1t was signed by the MEM
bers of her family and of the Civic
Club, of Arlington.
| Mrs. Laddey is planning a country
wide oratorical campaign among the
Germans of the large cities through
| out the country. Next summer she
will attend the International Suffrage
! Alliance meeting in Budapest.
Mrs. Edward +. Fickert, of Plain
field president of the New Jersey
| State Suffrage Association, expressed
herself as delighted with the general
enthusiasm. The suffragettes, in
divdually and collectively, hoped ar
IDENTIFY that the ants would gather.
1--WE convert more antis than any
Others" Miss Richards said tri-
umphantly, because when they come
face to face with our common-sense
arguments they cannot escape becom-
ing convinced"
Trenton folk manifested consider
able interest in the procession, though
| there was no demonstration. One
railway porter seized a banner, thrust
| the stick through his hat and parad-
| ed jauntily for a short distance.
"Pipe the SuHragettes."
| pipe the suffragettes," cried a
| newsboy. Deere goin' to invade de
State House and do de votin' dem
selves. Oh, gee!"
His cry rose clearly as he sped
away, not a bit awed by the frown of
| a majestic gray-haired exponent OF
the cause. Among those on the train
from Newark, the Oranges and this
| end of the State in general, were
Mrs. G. w. B. Gushing, president of
the Consumers League; Mrs. George
T. Vickers, of Jersey City, president
of the Equal Franchise Society; Mrs.
Charles E. Latham, president of the
Civic Club. of Arlington; Mrs e. l..
Klump, representing the weman'S
committee of the Socialist party of
Essex county; Mrs. Albert Boni, of
the Equal Suffrage League. Others
in the party we're Mrs. Mar
garet NJ. Vogel, Mrs. Idella
NJ. Gardner, Mrs. Mary T. Hayward
and Mrs Annie c. Kane. Mrs. John
A. Holland, former president of the
New Jersey State Federation OF
Womens Clubs; Mrs. Charles t.
Never, Mrs. Frank Saunders, Miss
Clara Ames, of Jersey City; Miss
Edith Allen, of Jersey City; Miss Eva
IJnderhill, Mrs. Leo S. Harmed, Mrs
p 7. Koong, all of Jersey City; Mrs.
A. L. Hill, of Summit; Mrs. 7. II.
Peters, of Bayonne; Mrs John j.
Heavy, Mrs. James Ellington, Mrs.
A. II. Daily and Mrs. Charles Hop
kins of Jersey City; Miss Elizabeth
T,asall and Mrs H. E. Geary, of Or
ange.
Mrs. Stephen Hall, of Plainheld;
Mrs. William T. Ropes, OF Montclalr'
yice-president-at- large of New Jer-
sew State Federation of Women
clubs and candidate for president OF
the fedora ton; Mrs. Charles W.
Fiske. of East orange; Mrs. William
r.. Donnelly, Mrs. Philip Mckim Gar
rison. of West Orange; Mrs. F. II.
Ball of Plainfeld; Mrs. j.. T. More
house of grange Miss Bertha j.
| Gardner. former president of the
state Nurses Association; Mrs Will
lam Birdsall, Mrs. Mary b. kinsley,
of Hoboken; Miss Marguerite Baum
Carten. of the Woman's club OF Ar
lington: Mrs Albert {. Wall, OF South
Orange: Mrs. Yor6e Allen, of West
Orange: Mrs Elwood S. Leary, presi-
dent of New Jersey State Women's
Suffrage Association; Mrs. Victor
Parsonet. Mrs. Francis Nj. Eppley,
Mrs. Borden d. Whiting. Mrs. j. c.
Whiting, Mrs. c. A. Austin, Mrs. w.
G. Penfield, Mrs. Caroline B. Alex
ander. of Hoboken; Miss Cornelia
Bradford, of Whittier House; Mrs.
Edmund B. Osborne. of Montclair;
Mrs. A. Bronnell. of East Orange;
Miss Pauline Foehl, Miss Caroline
Foehl Miss Mary cullen, Champlain
l.. Riley. of Plainfeld. chairman |
Mems League for Equal Suffrage; |
Mrs. Addison B. Poland, vice-presi- |
dent of Young Women's Christian |
Association; Mrs. Charles w. Ritter, OF |
Red Bank; Mrs. NJ. T. Morss, of Nut |
ley; Mrs. George Philhower, Mrs. 5. |
E. Rowan, Mrs. Frank l.. Driver, |
Miss G. l.. Butten, of Equal Suffrage |
League of Red Bank; Mrs. Nj. Ber-
shing, Mrs. l.. Wheeler Miss Emily |
Hoff, Plainfield; Mrs. Frank II. Ball. |
Mrs. Wadsworth Parker. Mrs. Russell |
r. Dorr. Mrs. Champlain W. Riley. |
Mrs. Allan Coperthwaite, all of Plain
felda Mrs. William Porter, of Orange;
Mrs Frank Hyde. Mrs. G. G. Scott,
of Montclair; Mrs. c. G. Neuffer.
Among the Newarkers on board |
were Mrs. Harry Applegate, Mrs,
Charles Boin, Miss Emma Bovine, I