Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-05
Voting Costume Puzzles Dame
 F @sIhi@Ia

| A new note has come into the fash | ions of the year which threatens to 1 become an important contribution to i the harmony. Since miladN stepped forth to the polls to cast her vote in many cases the, first venture. clothes
 for election day Wear Sprang into
 prominence From the .Tfete East comes the news that for number of days previous to the election day. so-
 Cicty was busy grooming i'self for the trip to the polls fer what Was a mere vote worth If not east under lne
 most favorable conditions
 Some Of the shops became SO bold ras to even suggest this Ui' that gar i imCnt as especially adapted for wear ! to and from the polls. It did not necessarily hint of me serious trend of the wearer's thoughts but it was withal smart and thereby smdckel of
 the progressive. A host of parties fol-
 lowing the initia ion of the new pri- : yilege called for riother flocks and hats. ! At least one new evening gown wodid
 be purchased to wear aC the revel where the election -eturnS were had the merchants argued aDd accorGlab to his prophecy the party staged On the Vanderbilt estate on this occasion surpassed all it's predecessors in ele- sance.
 Election club dinners became pOpu- lar where society women Were soyCus concerning their new uatciel schemes to capture offices in the future. Whether they were serious or not is something of a question but at any rate il afforded quite bit af mairi- Iment and some speculauon.
 Now that society has turned it's at itention to more serious things enc lmay expect the women co enter the
 political field Who could have ima-
 gined few years ago that New York society women could devote two or three mornings a week to attendance at a cooking school or give ether
 hours to the executive work Of main
 taining such an institution open to
 business women. It is true, however, that the list of attendants as well as
 of directors includes the nanics ->r
 Vanderbilts, Astots and others widely known in society 5and heretofore assO-
 ciated only with the more frivolous things.
 It is reasonbale to expect that
 J thought to political questions Fer haps the passing of the women who votes for the candidate who has the
 ''prettiest" name kor the one WHO dances best is neerer than we think. Maybe husband can not enjoy the prl- vilege of swinging two votes in the household much longer for his wife may develop ideas concerning the questions.
 It is said that the recent reSistra- tion showed such g large number of cases where husband and wife were of different political parties that the board in a city not far from us ques- toned the registrars concerning it. Tt cant be right" one said. These peo- pie must be careless" Looks queer said another" and forwith summoned one of the women who had been dO- ing this preliminary work.
 Tt is all right" she said. There is a reason for it. The women are thinking this time even if they have i had the vote for some time" Maybe . so.'' said the questioning member of i the board as he stloked his chin and :. recognized that here was new force . to be reckoned with.
 To vote or not to vote is the ques- ! tion which the most conservative of | eastern women are turning over in i their minds. With not a little inter- ! est they watched the first tryout as ! women of seventy five or So cast their | first votes enthusiastically. beside the . younger maids and matrOns. It is i safe to assume that there was per | centage who did not find it easy to | step from the old ways of conserva- ! tism and go to the pons and cast a i .ule Of this number irobably a i large grour did not go.
 However the women of the nation i