The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

votes for women movement
Il was in California" she said. dur
ins the suffrage campaign in that
State. Up to tina; time i had taken
very little interest in the subject be-
yond having strong sympathy with
the women or England Then the
realization came to me that woman
suffrage was needed In this countr,
also, and. after giving the matter
further study. became an advocate
of the cause, though l have not taker
an active part"
Her Clubs Back Home.
Mrs. Lane, though in possession %
all the necessary qualifications in Tn,
way Of patriotic ancestry, has NOT n,
yet Identified herself with the Daugh
tiers OF the American Revolution. He,
Dutch ancestors settled In New Yorl
early In the seventeenth century an,
Fought In Tho Indian wars long befor,
the Revolution. She is a daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Winter. mute O.
klmlra. y. Y. Her marriage to Mr.
Lane occurred in Tacoma, Wash. If
1873. and their family consists of ;
son, Franklin Lane, Jr., In his nfteenti
year. and Nancy, aged ten. both o
| whom were born in California
Are YOU n clubwoman?"
Though have no club interests If
WASHINGTON. ! belong to n number II
oah francisco. OF all of these. my
membership in the Round Table WA
the most interesting. We organize,
this dinner club as an experiment bu
II soon became one of the most in
terestinE and famous women's club,
OF California The Round Table mem.
pership consisted of twenty-five wo.
men. Besides such writere rs Mrs
Fremont Older Alice Prescott Smitt
and others equally famous. there wer.
lawyers. artists, doctors. business ana
society women. who Ike Miss Luc,
Sprague and Miss Grace I.ewellcvy
Jones, We're local celebrities.
Tho club met once a month 81 g
| dinner, when a topic was chosen and
every woman was expected TO snoai.
Once year the club gave a snoc,o,
dinner to which each woman brouyh,
man. and following this revcrsol NJ
the usual order of things. the tonic.
CHOSEN were treated from the womap's
side.
The dinner club with its unique
programs became so popular that v,e
decided TO print it's history. Their
cams the earthquake. which scattered
records and members alike"
In addition to the Round Table
Dinner Club. Mrs. Lane also belonged
to the California Civic Club. tho Soro.
sis and several literary clubs
Mr.. Lanes Washington l:fe has hcer
devoted so entirely to her family AND
friends that fads and athletics have
alike been excluded. but she Is n dc.
voice OF both art and music
The Lanes are the only members n,
the new Cabinet rs yet established ir
their own home. where they have en-.
ter aimed frequently
Prominent CIubwomnn.
eva are going to transplant on,
home from Raleigh 10 WASHINGTON. anc
We hopa TO see our friends just as otter
and cnjny them as much as ever w,
have always had real home. entirely
As much for our boys rs for ourselves
and we are not going to part with oui
home life or change 1t in any materia
respect said Mrs. Josephus Daniels
wife OF the Secretary Of the Navy.
The appointment Of Josephus Dan.
'iels. OF Raleigh, N c.. to the portfolio
OF Secretary OF tho Navy gives to the
Cabinet coteric another most delight
tul and charming addition in the sis
ter Of Ensign Worth Bagley, who was