New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

Ants as we'll as suffragists are con-
ferring with members of the Constitu-
tional Convention concerning the votes
for-women mixup in New York State,
and both are asking the convention to
do the same thing. Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Dodge, president Of the National Asso-
citation Opposed to Woman Suffrage,
and Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, presl-
dent of the State Association Opposed
to Woman Suffrage, are in Albany for
the purpose of urging that the conven-
ton keep Glands off" suffrage. Before
leaving New York Mrs. Dodge stated
that at the time of the Republican
convention at Saratoga last summer
her organization took the position that
the Legislature should pass the SUI
frape amendment and put the issue
before the voters. and that the Constr
tutional Convention should not confuse
the issue by considering it in any way
Herbert Parsons's resolution is Just IN
line, she said, with the suggestion OF
the anti-suffragists.
Among the suffragists who will 60
10 Albany to-day for the hearing before
the suffrage committee of the conven-
ton at 3 o'clock are Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait, Mrs. Norman Der. White
house, Miss Mary Garrett Hay and
lanes Lees Laidlaw, president OF the
Mems League for Woman Suffrage:
Patrick Cullinan is chairman of the
suffrage committee. The object OF the
conference is to discuss the technical
tiles involved in the present situation
and to request the passage Of the Par
sons resolution.
Women's Political Union.
The 18th Senatorial District OF the Women.s Pc
li,icsI / Mon will give ball tonight At Ierrae'
Garden. ssh St near Lexington az. Dancing vii
ffPer, viii he meetings. under the auspices Of
the union al noon broadway and 3jth st., speaker
Mrs Walter Chambers. suffrage shop, 1900 81 N.
no a m 70 noon. speaker. Miss Lucy Eastman
Rowing shop. street meeting At b NJ bo" -
and Delaney st. speaker. Miss Elisabeth Freeman
suffrage shop. 1900 ID az p m p 20 ~ > sb m
street meeting AZ ; .. m. Bowery and Delaney st.
speaker. Mrs. Joseph Grsgod peans. =, ~. Ma.
sonic Temple. 9Th ay and sd ST.
State Campaign Committee.
Tn, news committee Of the publicity council vii
meet at the home OF Mrs Joseph Griswold psane
700 West 18th ST.. az 2. m
Woman Suffrage Party.
The district meeting Of the sth Assembly Dis
,r,ct win he held al IS Hvington Il. Miss spence
viii preside. Miss A. d. Martin Will be the
Ths dis,rlc, club OF the 18Th Assembly District
Manhattan. will meet at 3ol East 6sth At. al
-r lu Progressive suffrage Club Of the 18th As
ssmbly District. Brooklyn, will meet a. 1910 hasd
ern Parkway at S ?. IN. The speaker viii be A. y"
Re captains o, the 2sd Assembly District. Man.
haitian viii nee, for canvassing al the nome OF
Hiss Wilson. $50 West lis'h st., r.,, p District.
Of the 81 aud ith Assembly districts Manhattan
A canvass OF the Italian distrc, Of the % As
..Tbly DIsfrlct Manhattan will be continued.
a street meeting for the 18th Assembly District
Manhattan. will be held al the corner OF so'h ~
'' a., Cell Howard viii canvas. in the ?3d ysc-
lion District OF the 18th Assembly District. Man
A canyass will b. made on 9th and 10th avs. Of
the llth Assembly District. Manhattan -.
A canvass will be made on Amsterdam Az any
West End Gy. for tho 18Th Assembly District. MAJ
haitian.
The largest number Of women who
have ever walked for suffrage is ex'
pected TO march up Fifth Avenue in the
Campaign Parade, planned this year
for October. Saturdays May Day dem
onstration was but a preliminary e
a whirlwind campaign for funds and
votes, under the auspices Of the Man
haitian Woman Suffrage party. There
was a general invitation to suffrage au'
tomobilists TO fall into line, but the
initial purpose Of the party was tC
make this, the last Suffrage Day before
the election. day of active campign'
ing. The annual official suffrage pa
rade will be the autumn demonstration
in October.