The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-01-24
HISS ANDERSON ADDRESS
ES WOnAN'S CLUB



Saturday afternoon the Woman 3
Clzb OF Oczlz held one Of the most
Interesting. delightful and unique
meetings since lis organization
There was 2 very large crowd IN
sttendznce and II this tine the Climb
had tae pleasure Of having ss Is
honor xuest. Miss Frances Anderson
OF jacksonville, : former Oczla girl
% address tie club OF the important
ScD5ec- q suffrage.
SHORTY after Eh-ee o'caock Mrs
Jack Camp, the clubs cultured and
kuTe3y press5ezr called t1e el15 70
order and never has she appeared &c
50 charming advantage as ste did On
Szturdzy. Il was decided 70 dispense
wna Al business a. This meeting and
gre ths afternoon entirely 70 Miss
Anderson za5 and informal reception
AFTER Ter TAX
TIE hosrasses u he afternoon
were young LADY members Ct The club
who served moi tea- sa1dwic1es. ETC
and The social hour Vas exceedingly
pleasant and during the hour Miss
Andersen renewed many old acgu2l1t-
zncas and made rev ones among The
visitors a1d newer residents OF Oca-a-
The yCE1g Ladies who s@rTe1
were Misses Isabel MaEes, LucT
Noo-aead. Annie Atkinson Annie
Davis. Lois Ellis, Louise Boce and
Hester Dewey. During ne social
hour Miss GerIie Peyse- playec ser
er2l selections.
Mrs Camp II Introducing Miss Al
6erzon made q most graceful and apt
little speech Very c1a-Ii1gly she
spoke as follows:
In the days gone By The very name
Of '@Womzn's Suffrage made the re-
firing dame Of or mothers days
sh1dder wiki dread
Like many other unknown things.
+ had become clearer and clearer as
We approach i, and TOW every mod
ern woman, il 1oL Al zToTed sl1-
Eragis-. knows a. least what woman's
suffrage stands for.
We also know that many laws. -e-
lzrfng 10 the rights Of mothers and
widowed or orphaned women have
beer passed only a r1e instance Of
these followers Of. and bel1Ters II,
wo1e1s suffrage
We have also learned that itg ad-
vocates are women Of sweetness OF
manner and woma1liness of bearing
Il : ny pleasure this afternoon 70
present To you just snca a woman.
who VIII talk 10 as On the su55ect
knowing thai whether II sympathy
with her subject Or not. she ca1
count Oh Us az being n sympathy With
TIE speaker. Miss Francis Anderson
In responding 70 Mrs Camp Miss
Anderson expressed her very great
pleasure In being back IN her Old
home and the honor that ghe felt
In being invited 10 address TIE No
mans Club Of Ocala-
Miss Anderson is the daughter o.
Hon and Mrs. Herbert I. Anderson
and Is one Of the cIeTerest you1s
women IN the state She Is 2 gradu
ate OF Yassar and since her returr
home has give1 much Of her tin.
and talents 10 club work She 4
not only Al ardent su&ragist but ais
works IN the 7. ". c. A and il fac
helps In every department of 81
towards helping those who need if
During the recent street car srriAi
in jacksonville Miss Anderson va
one Of the leaders in the movemen
aiding the yOung women OF Jackson
vile 70 90 20 and from their work i
automobiles loaned for the purpose B.
the philanthrOpic women Of that city
Miss Anderson e young and charm
ing, vivaci0us and pretty ana IA
entered so whole aea-Vedly into IN
suffrage movement that gae know
the subject thoroughly and converse
well and inrell.gibly on every side o
this momeRto1s question.
Mss Anderson speech was :
splendid that we are going 10 give on
readers the pleasure Of reading i Il
fuIL She spoke clearly and in 2 mos
attractive voice and manner as foI
ioBs.
Oliver Schreiner. author Of "Womel
and Labor says there is one axic
matte truth about women. The wo
men OF no race or class w4ll eve
rise IN revolt Or attempt % bring abou
a revolutionary REIMBURSEMENT OF thei
relation 70 their society fhoweyer IN
tense their sanering) while their vel
fare and the persistence OF their 50
ciety require their submission When