New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-07
OFFERS l2O TALKS
10 AID SUFFRAG
DR.. Anna Shaw to Make
Campaign Speeches in
Four States This Fall.

DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, presidel, =
the National Woman suffrage Assssi
ton, Will make l20 speeches IN Z.
campaigns IN New York, New Je'sg
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania y
tween now and .Xt November Ia
will be her con button 70 the a,'
paign IN four states. They vi. y
full sized speeches, no hve-mau
talks from the end OF a railway car
DR.. Shaw wired this promise yes1
day from Mississippi where she 3
campaigning for the cauro. ,.e e,-H
back to New York on April II, wAsa
she Will take one day 10 rest, rs
consisting of a reception 10 her ho,H
az the Hotel McA.p.n and similar 4
tivities. Then she vii! plunge into q
work for this state.
The city work was discussed ye'io
day at a meeting Of the city commHa
Of the Woman Suffrage party e. ~
party headquarters, IS East Thirty
fourth Street. IL was decided 70 81
the clergymen of greater New Yo.A
preach suffrage sermons on Motasn
Day, the first Sunday DO Nay Ni,.
have already promised 90 DO 50. 4
the women agreed 90 take their ysa
tiQns inside the state Limits, so ths
can work for the campaign. Nn'
will stay in the city and get the .
holding street meetings.
Those who need a change are asi'
TO consult the vacation bureau Of !.
Empire State Campaign Committee =
Fifth Avenue, whore q list OF boaFa.-'
houses IS kept. a.
The speakers this afternoon al y
Suffrage Shop. SOB Fifth Avenue, y
be Mrs. Thomas /. Manson ana NJ
L. c. Andrews. Mrs John Rogers, \,
will preside. The shop vii! have /.
first evening meeting tonight W.,
addresses by Judge William Il. ".
hams. Of the Court Of General ~
sions: George Cree. and MISS 90, a..
Carpenter. Mrs. Norman De K. wa. va
house will preside. Suffrage ~
gramme to-day viii include: =, -,
Captains in the Ugh A''emo.y =, ,
trict. Manhattan, will meet Vote'
the subway stations from B 20 2, I
and hand them suffrage Literature. -.
is canvassing night for The 2';f A'''-
bly, District, Manhattan. -,
Mrs. Cora Wells Irow.s evening ' n,
In public speaking, 18Th Assembly =;
trict, Manhattan, Will be he-u ~ "
West Fifty-ffth Street. 80.
The regular Wednesday ea can. ~.
bee for the POD Assembly Dlstr.e1, a. a..
haitian. will start from 1863 FI1'' ~
nue. at 1870 p m. ill 5
A euchre and bridge party VIZ
given by the Brooklyn 2.h ,A.1S,ii,
District. at $3.50 p. m.. at 20 balI N,
Street. the home Of Mrs. A.eXahus' :
Clirchie. Mrs Philip oomsto'A
be the speaker q the afternoon .,,.-
A canvassing bee of me il,n =. 80 AZ.
Div District. Bro0k'yn, viii s'aH w. h.,
the home of the district lea1Si -. !,
Marguerite Wardwcu, 81 Do'''-
Street, at 1920 p. M. tA. a
The Hollis Suffrage Club OF VA VA 4
Assembly District, Queens VIII - vr
open meeting 40 the nome A.,
Webster F. Williams, fa'rinOSS"' a
nue.. Hollis Park Gardens a. Ep,oet
The finance committee o. tn LA.
lyn Woman Suffrage party W. WI assre,'
meeting at headquarters - L1'''
Avenue, at 1880 ?: m. iii make
Mrs. George Notman WIZ - n
suffrage address in Unity Cn ~ .. .
The news committee q the : PGo ak
Council Of the Empire a,"le I Eos.e )
Committee will meet az lne 5oo Ne,
Mrs. Joseph Griswo.d Deane, wv
Seyenty-ninth Street, at p /. y, IN. p.
The theatrical committee o. s.s,s Csr
LEFTY Council Of the Empl!e. ', ne hos'
p of Miss Agnes Morgenthss99' . - >, "
Seven i5 Street, at 2 $50. p of u
The executive comfa-l vi bold .
Woman Suffrage party WI W r.fsys.i
meeting at headquarters q
Avenup at o. m.