Evening journal., 1918-05-30

would vote in large numbers II the
franchise were given TO women in this
state. Mrs. Gait said it was up to the
women Of Delaware to let the Senators
know Enthusiastically that the intelligent
women OF the State would vote.
! Tire votes OF the two Delaware Sena-
tors would put through the amendment,
/ she said.
| II the Senate votes down the amend
ment il Will be the only governing body
TO vote down an amendment TO extend
the franchise in the past ten years with
the single exception Of the German Par
lament, which refused TO extend the
vote to all men. Great Britain has ex-
tended the vote to two million men who
never asked for IL, and TO six million
women who have fought for 10 for
years, and richly deserved it. Canada,
Norway, sweden, New Zealand, other
founder OF democracy.
countries. are ahead Of America. the
Mrs. Cats said that the present Kaiser |
has one advantage over Napoleon and |
other tyrants OF history: he has six
kaiserettes TO continue his despotism. /
If aut0cracy is only licked, she said, I
America will be forced into militarism I
out OF self defense; the victory must be
so complete as to put autocracy en-
tirely out OF business
The luncheon guests included Mrs. (
John r. Moore Mrs. David w Masters, !
Miss Masters, Mrs. j. C. Reed, Miss /
Madeline Reed. Mrs. George II. Dole, /
Mrs. William NJ. Field, Mrs. Samuel I
Bancroft, Mrs. 0thO Nowland, Mrs. +. |
T. Belts, Mrs. Robert II. Richards, Mrs. |
Charles Warner. Miss May Fletcher, /
Mrs. Nillard F. Cochran, Miss Southland, 1
Mrs. Lilburne Chandler. Miss Alice Mer- |
Ger, Mrs Fred Eden Bach, Mrs. Paul |
dupont, Mrs. Henry J. Krebs, Mrs. /
George w. Denney, Mrs r. Barclay |
Spicer. Mrs. L. H. Broadwater, Mrs. I
Frederick Bringhurst, Mrs. Dixon. Miss I
Sallie Carswell. Mrs. j. Bacon Stubbs, I
Mrs. Charles E. White. Mrs Henry /
White, Mrs Robert H. Elliott, Mrs. (
George C. Hail. Mrs. j. c. Pennewill, /
Mrs. John n. Talley, Mrs. Fred Mccall, /
Miss Katharine Bell, Mrs. William F.
Monigle.
Mrs. Josephine NJ. r. White Della
cOur. Mrs. William Staniar. Mrs. Hugo |
Mrs. j. Kearney Rodgers, /
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson, Mrs Charles r. |
Miller, Miss Helen Walker, Mrs. TrlI- !
man W. Campbell. Mrs. John Bancroft, /
Mrs. C. d. McCorklndale, Mrs. Leonard 4
Yerkcs, Mrs Clifford J. Scott. Mrs /
Robert w Tomlinson.
Mrs j. Frank Ball. Mrs. Rachel How
land, Mrs. John 3. Bird Mrs. Albert /
Mrs. John ID. Thompson, /
Miss Rletta Emerson. Mrs. Elizabeth .
Ward Emerson, Mrs. Bertha VI. Foster,
Mrs. Howard d. Ross, Mrs. John B.
Glarkson. Miss Emma WOrrel.
Mrs. Frank d. Tallman. Mrs. Irving
Mrs. Thomas w. Miller, Mrs.
Nay Alrich, Miss Helen AlrIcb. Miss
Elizabeth p. Speakman. Mrs. + II. Rob-
nson. Miss Mary r. deVou. Mrs. Martha
Sranston, Miss Helen Cranston. Miss
Annie o. Churchman. Miss Marie Olds,
Miss Clara Dill.
Mrs. Isaac Finkeistein, Mrs. Samuel
Cannon. Mrs. Harold :. Schultz Mrs.
g. |. B. Henning. Miss Ethel Talman.
Mrs A. w Armstrong. Mrs. Norris
Smith, Mrs. Hilersohn. Miss Evange-
line Barsky. Mrs. Davies, Miss McComb,
Mrs. Wine.
Miss Seipp. Mrs 7 W. Bacchus. Miss
Osborne, Mrs Charles VI. Curtis and
two friends Mrs. y. L. Resrick. Mrs.
J. II. Stadelman. Mrs. John Thompson,
Mrs, Wallace, Mrs. Fin Spare and one
guest. Mrs. w. Scott Vernon. Mrs. s
L. Foster. Mrs. Joseph T. Nichols. Mrs.
J. NJ Collins
The Rev. George IT. Dole. J. Frank
Ball. Jerome B. Bell. the Rev Robert
Bell. Clifford J. Scott
Mrs. Joseph Buiterwortb Denver:
Mrs. Arthur Stewart Baltimore: Mrs.
g. 2. Jacquith. Mlddetown; Mrs. Levi '
1ooch Nrs Harry Hayward Mrs
Armstrong, Newark. Del