The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-12-03

( Orlando Fla Mrs O'Nteal who Is
state auditor, was before her marri-
age Mrs. J. NJ. Thayer. Mr.. O'Neal
comes as a representative OF the Mems
Equal Suffrage League of Orlando
with greetings from the league, and
| will be among the men who will speak
at the convention.
Mrs. John Schnarr will also be
among the delegates from Orlando.
Mrs. Elizabeth ASkew, of Tampa,
corresponding secretary for the state,
will be entertained during the con-
ventlon by Mrs. c. S. Bonaclker, which
will make her visit here doubly pleas
ant, as Mrs. Bonacker is closely identi4
| fed with club work.
Mrs. S. Augusta Armstrong, of
Lake Helen, and Mrs. ". v. Thomas
of DeFuniaII will also be among the
prominent delegates who Will attend.
All sessions of the convention will take
place at the San Carlos hotel, where
the executive board will be enter
tanned, adding much to the conven-
fence Of the convention.
State Officers
Oh1cers of Florida Equal Suffrage
Association.
President-Dr Mary A. Stafford. Or
lando.
~
Huber, Webster, Fla
Second ce-President-Mrs. Ella c.
Chamberlin, Tampa.
Third MISUNDERSTANDING Caro-
line Brevard, SIT North Monroe street
Tallahassee.
Corresponding Secretary-diss Eli
Zabeth Askew, Tampa.
Treasurer-Mrs. John SchnaYr, Or
lando
Recording secretary-Miss Frances
B. Anderson, 224 Market street, Jack
sonville
Auditors-Mtss Anna Andres, Box
3S7, Miami; Mrs. w. r. ONeaI, Or
lando.
Members National Executive Com
mittee-Mrs. Frederick Clifford Locke,
% East Ashley street, Jacksonville.
Local Officers.
Officers Of Pensacola EQUAL Suffrage
League:
President-Mrs. Fred Roege.
First Vice May
Second vIce-President-Mr Rosa
Barrow.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. G. W.
Marble
Recording secretary-Miss Edith
Nicholas.
Treasurer-Miss Marguerite Ingra-
ham.
arIiamentarfan-M Sarah Dom
aldson
Chairmen Standing Committees:
Legislative-Miss Minnie E. Kehoe.
Press-Miss Celia Myrover Robin
son.
Ffnance-Mrs. A. E. MacDavid,
Program-Miss Maud Suter.
Program-Niss Maud Suter
Reception-Mrs. Walker Ingraham.
Music-Miss Fannie Kehoe.
Decoration-Mrs. w. c. Offender
fer
Tuesdays program.
The program follows:
Tuesday, December 8th, 1914
10000 a. m.-Meeting of Executive
Board.
1880 p. m.-Al Are Welcome.
Song-Amerfca.
Invocation-Dr. A S. Moffett.
Welcome For City-Mayor A. Green
hut
Welcome For Chamber Of Com
C. e. Dobson.
Welcome For Civic League-Mrs. A. |
Moog.
Welcome For Press-Col. Frank L.
Mayes.
Welcome For Bar Association-Hon
W. A. Blount.
Welcome For Medical Association
DR.. l. DEM. Blocker
Welcome For Pensacola Equal Suff- |
rage Association-The President, Mrs.
Fred Roege.
Violin Solo-Miss Ada Rosasco.
Response.
Presentation of flowers.
Greetings from the Orlando Mems
Equal Suffrage League-Hon W. r.
O'Neal.
Piano Solo-AIiss Viola Roch.
Thanksgiving for November Victory.
500 p. M
Orchestra.
Address by Mrs. Pattie r. Jacobs.
President Of the Alabama Equal Suff-
age Association.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Peavey,
Reception.
Wednesdays program:
Wednesday, $50 a. m.-Business
Session.
Appointment of Committees.
Reports of Committees.
Legislative Work.
Membership.
Press.
Report of Treasurer-Mrs. John
'chnarr.
Discussion of Budget for 1918.
Reports OF Local Leagues s
Presidents Address
1900 p. m.
Why Want the BalIot-Three- Min
tie speeches by members of the con-
ention.
Address-Mrs. V. V. Thomas. {
Report Of Committee on Credentials. {
$3.50 p. m.-Automobile Ride 7
500 p. m.
Quartette-Mrs. Mia Osborn Benn.
FRS. E. NJ. Schornherst, DR. w. J.
enn, Mr.. w. s. Garfield. {
$50 p. m.
Address-Rural Organization and c
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