Evening journal., 1920-03-17
Men To Urge
VOTESFOR WOMEN
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liam p. Bancroft, Mrs. Wilfred Ban
croft.
Mrs. A. II. Berlin, Mrs. J. w. Brass
ington, Mrs. II. II. Billany, Mrs. Philip
Burnet, Mrs. II. Fletcher Brown, Miss
Leah Burton Mrs. w. s. Bergland,
Mrs. J. II. Crawford, Mrs. John A.
Cranston, Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter,
Mrs. Charles NJ Curtis, DR.. J. NJ. r.
IVhite-DeLacOur
Ms. C. D. McCorkindale. Mrs. Albert
NWahon, Mrs. John p. Nields Mrs.
J@ph II. Odell. Mrs. J. w. Pennewiu.
AIN William s. Prickett, Mrs. George
: WN.Priest, Mrs. Robert II. Richards
n llsyames w Robertson. Mrs. Henry
iiuusy, Mrs. Albert Robin. Mrs. Cliff
% l%oIu Scott. Mrs. s H. Shearman, Mrs
CaieDN. Steward, Miss Nellie Savin.
MISS lice p. Smyth, Mrs. Henry ]
stuDDSMrs. Settle, Mrs. Frank G. Tall
man man y. John a. Thomas. Mrs. VII
nam G1aylor.
mrs Coleman dupont. Mrs. Victor
DUPONT, Yrs. William K. dupont Miss
,.sIes ADowney, Mrs Edward C..
W ,yIIlI@s ny Yrs. Theodore w. Francis.
MS. MISS hei9Garrett. Mrs Alfred Cav
InIoP, Mis Elizabeth Gawthrop. Mrs.
Uldiles T. ninth. Mrs. J. Chester Glib
sun, NIrs' lawrence Gibson. Mrs. Jo-
sePh - MN Mrs. George w. Hook,
Mis' EusSr NHoopes. Jr., Mrs. J. Mon
teith Jdchsoilirs Harold Keats, Mrs.
Edward r. NJ Mrs David w Ma
ters.
Miss Mary SEI Nather Nrs 1obn
\. Moore MIS-. Aomas w. Miller, Miss
Mary n 1eNou,'Fs. Pierre s. dupont.
MIS-. y. fe9I UNIT, Mrs. William A.
NrooIian, Mrs; ~. Ward, Mrs. z. A.
MdrGehDurs' MIA. ID. Warner, Mrs.
DiIaries WeIISr5 rs. Irving Warner,
MIS- + ram -. *, Miss Ethel vii
son. son, MTs- Fdul L. Vson, Miss Emma
Mr.. McAdoo is so IN tnoyn ,b,tbo
needs little or no Injunction ~ WI.
mnglOn audiences. comm bo,,
ever. Just at a time on ar notior,,
political campaign is Rnnino n yyorui
up and while his oWoa1,e \, hoira.
mentioned for the PEdenc, = -
garded as unusual to stbe Iaaei n
is thought he has a ssaoo ~ no
tional Importance to der and rsaIg
keenly the necessity Of gning ne ,ota
to all qualified women Ehe con,t,.,.
before the presidential ction day
rolls around
Senator Spencer, however vo,oo,b;r,
OF a newcomer in politics. aboids ne
double distinction OF havf defoatad
former Governor Joseph WAIt Inn
regarded as one Of the 'bfnena IN
politics and having carried nenoo-
cralic State-Missouri-fo thenubIi
cans
j., senator Spencer is a native Erie,
Added interest is given to ii.om
Ing of Mrs. Gait by the host oiorn,
friends she has won in Wiln.ton
and Delaware by her previoustns
to the Diamond state. Mrs Gait h
ably Is The most widely known WIN
speaker in the country, She has-
livered lectures or addresses in ain
every state and In yearly all the cd
tries Of Europe
Mrs. Gait Is a native OF Wilson's,
where she was born at Ripon. AZ
twenty-secOnd annual convention
the Delaware Equal Suffrage ASs0cia
ton. held here on November 90, 1918
Mrs Gait spoke IN Wilmington. The
convention was held IN Parlors A and
B Of the Hotel dupont. In May. 1918.
she attended, luncheon here Al that .
time what was probably the most
notable group OF women ever brought
together IN This city was present. Be-
slders Mrs Gait, this group included
Mrs Frank A. Nanderllp. Mrs. Bor-
len Hartman Mrs. Maud Wood Park
ind Miss Mabel Willard
The luncheon was held In the dupont
ril room Mrs. Ball, wife OF former
udgs j. Frank Ball, presided IN the
bsence OF Mrs. Albert Robin. the Pres
dent. Mrs. Ball was ylce-pres dent
The luncheon was given 20 launch pe-
itlons 30 bring pressure 10 bear on
congress which resulted in passage nv
he Senate and House Of the suffrage
amendment which The legislature Of
is 10 vote upon at its special
esslon called FOR next Monday.