The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-08
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Suffragists of Florida
Gather This Morning
Continued from First

Press-Miss Celia Myrover Robin
son.
Finance-Mrs. A. e. MacDavid.
Program-Miss Maud Suter.
The chairmen of the local commit
tees for the convention are:
Program-Miss Maud Suter.
Reception--Mrs. Walker Ingraham.
Music-Miss Fannie Kehoe.
Decoration-Mrs. w. c. Offender
fer.
MRS. JACOBS TO SPEAK.
Mrs. Pattie Ruffner Jacobs, who will
speak this evening at eight o'clock in
the San Carlos auditorium, is a speaker
and suffragist of national Importance
Mrs. Jacobs is president of the Ala
bana Equal Suffrage Association and
was among the speakers at the nation
| al convention recently held in Nash
vile, Tenn. She is one Of the most
prominent and most brilliant club
| women in the United States and the
South, irrespective of affiliations, takes
much pride in the splendid reform
work of this able woman, who was
chosen to speak at the national con-
vention, where there were so many ex-
perienced and delightful speakers, on
account Of the fine work she has done
for the suffrage cause in the South,
and was one of the committee, on two
occasions, which appeared before the
rules committee in the House of Rep
resentadves I'm Washington, ID. G. Mrs.
Jacobs is handsome, gifted as a speak
err and of magnetic personality, and the
active part she has taken in awaken
ing public sentiment along child labor
lines and in the effort to secure bet
ter legislation for women, and her
reputation as a brilliant speaker, will
insure a large and interested audience
this evening.
Another prominent woman who will
speak on Wednesday is Miss Ernestine
Noa Of Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Noa
is prominent member of the South
ern States Suffrage Conference of
which Miss Kate Gordon of New Or
leans is president. She is TIE only
woman member of the Tennessee High
way Commission, and is 81 woman of
public spirit and power.
Pensacola. will have the honor OF en-
tertaining a bride and groom at the
convention, as among the delegates are
the Hon. and Mrs. william O'Neal Of
Orlando, Fla. Mrs O'Neal, who is
state auditor, was before her marriage,
Mrs. J. M. Thayer. Mr.. ONeaI comes
as a representative OF the Mems
Equal Suffrage League OF Orlando,
with greeting from the league. and will
be among the men who will speak at
the convention. Mrs. John Schnarr,
state treasurer, will also be among the
delegates from Orlando.
Mrs Elizabeth Askew of Tampa,
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Augusta
Armstrong OF Lake Helen, Mrs. V. V.
Thomas, OF DeFuniak and Chicago,
the members of the state executive
board and other prominent suffragists
will be In attendance on the convention,
and win make addresses.
Ali meetings will take place in the
San Carlos auditorium, and arc open
70 the public.
Following Mrs. Jacobs address this
evening there will be a reception to
which all are invited. There is no
charge Of any kind for any of the
meetings and those who wish to atsaHSsd
the reception this evening are notified
that it is not a. full dress affair. Shirt
waists and business suits are in order.
On the other hand those who Wish to
wear evening dress to do honor to
the visitors will also be de riguer.