Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-19

frage speakers are to be scattered
along the line of march during the
parade from which suffrage talks will
be given after the parade has passed.
East Orange Suffrage headquarters
at 361 Main street has new window
display which is attracting much at
tention and favorable comment.
On Thursday evening the suffragist
workers of the Twenty-third Ward,
East Orange, met at the home of Mrs.
J. r. Schermerhorn, II Halsted place,
and starting from there, conducted
a suffrage canvass of the Third Ward.
Mr.. Joseph F. McGinity, of South
Orange, spoke from Mr.. George Cox's
automobile at the street suffrage
meeting held last Saturday evening
at Roseville avenue and Orange
street. This was one of series of
Saturday night meetings being con-
Quoted by the Eleventh Ward branch
of the Newark Woman's Political
Union. Many signers to the cause
were added to the roll of the branch.
Tonight the speaker at the same loca-
tion will be Mrs. Ella Reeve Bloor,
of Columbus. o.
A suffrage program of addresses
and songs in German was given Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Nina G. Van Wrinkle, of 35 Lincoln
Park, Newark. Mrs. Van Wrinkle is
president of the Womens Political
Union of New Jersey. Mrs. Clara S.
Laddy, of Arlington, German speaker
for the organization, was in charge
of the program. Her topic was Ger
nd afta sc
frage Movement" Mr. Henry p. Rich
ter spoke on German Women and The
War" German songs were sung by
Mrs. Carl L. Schurz, of New York,
and Richard Doreet. Mrs. Wells p.
Eagleton, Miss Katherine Drier and
Mrs. Rose Bender assisted Mrs. Van
Wrinkle In receiving and at the tea
table.
Miss Ellen Marion Everitt, of Or
ange, who was graduated this week
from Smith College, has been much
interested in the past year in the
work of the suffrage club of the col
lege.
Mrs. Ella Reeve Bloor, of Co
lumbus, Ohio, will speak on suffrage
tomorrow afternoon at the meeting of
Typographical Union No. 1OS of
this city.
An informal conference of workers
of the Newark branch of the Woman $
Political Union was held this week at
headquarters, 70 Halsey street. Mrs.
John r. Murray, jr., chairman of the
county board of elections, addressed
the members briefly concerning
watching at the polls and their work
at ward canvassing. Mrs. Ella Reeve
Bloor, of Columbus Ohio. gave an
account of her hike through Cam
den and the Atlantic counties. Mrs.
Van Wrinkle, president of the Union,
reported contribution of $500 made
to the New Jersey campaign work by
New York suffragist.
A suffrage tea was held on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Theodore C. Brandeis, Fairview ave-
nue.. South Orange, under the auspices
of the South Orange branch of the
Women's Political Union. About fifty
women were present. Miss Caroline
Monteith, president of the branch, in
troduced the speakers, Mrs. Abram
Van Winkle. of Newark, the state
president. and Mrs. Henry Wade
Rogers, of New Haven. A social hour
| followed the addresses. Mrs. Henry
| B. Halsey, of South Orange, and Mrs
]. H. Ward, of Orange, assisted Mrs
Brandeis.
There will be a meeting of the
South Orange branch of the Women s
Political Union on July 1, at the home
of Miss Caroline Monteith, the local
president, on Scotland road.
There will be a rally of shore suf-
frage workers on the afternoon OF
June 29, at the Asbury Park Audi
torium. under the auspices of the
Women's Political Union. The rally
will be followed by a suffrage mass
meeting on the night of June 20, at
which DR.. Anna Howard Shaw will
be the speaker. Street meetings will
be held every evening in the various