Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21
AS ONE WOMAN SEES 1T
Superiority Of Teas over Lunoheons
for Campaign Purposes illustrated
by the Success Of the Launching
Of the Welfare Leagues Move-
ment for Money
BY SARAH ID. LOWRIE

L Women Voters held n luncheon in the
middle of This week NJ the Peilevue STRAIT
ford At least I fudge ~ was n State affair
for | could recognizes none OF my old COM
patriots who are active IN the CITY League of
Women Voters at the table Nof honor, Mrs.
man, presided. however. and doubtless her
being there was meant By the State Commit
tee to be recognition Of the Importance OF
Philadelphia in the general scheme Of things,
even though for the moment she has no CON
nection with the City Committee of the
League of Women Voters There are very
able women on both the city and State
boards, and the time has come for them to
work In more complete harmony. The very
large attendance OF the city members at the
luncheon was a good presage of their feeling
of responsibility for the Leagues good name
among the city political institutions in the
coming year 1t almost equaled the great
showing they made last spring out at the
West Philadelphia mass meeting. That was
even more telling because of the numbers OF
their men folk they interested to accompany
them.
r AM not at all sure that midday politi-
i cal luncheon got up by women for propa-
ganda is not rather dated" The whole
point about voting now Is that II Is family
affair. And because In the old days, when
women were encouraged only TO listen TO men
speaking in public and to watch men vote
from atRh. there women
meetings-calied female pray -meetings-and
women's suffrage meetings. there seems mo
very urgent reason Why under changed
eo,t;n'n '"i' INV ''"eN 'A'u'U
-
TF APPIE.SATCE is good for tho GOOSE
Az noad Co., tho ,ando. Tbo onIr nor,
mon bs5 % ~ nlov jV IN tbis mee.,ns beTnnd to two
nnoalars " N.h" syyoLo 7 tbomsht Iittla sbyl
i . ~ Inv p"or5nno ~ thain So,
not .o n,a1tion othsr ladies was not notobIy
vi, Snna nnr nroi.awortbr noaon tba
men who served. II the standing and waiting
IN thls case coulu III any sense oe caieo
serving
1t was an outlase"tss pIor p nianasenlehII
vi eohie oHe pHtI L"a. alio"eu sho ea,au
course course TO oe uunipeu @ uo"n oiI tne M "na.ta soleo
plates OF the nrst course ahu the lGe creuii,
plates on TOP OF thesC. WIN knl'es ana
conee spoons as the only liLpleineiits Oh con-
Veyihg Two OF the he'eF9seheous assoi 'henSs SS
OF 1000 10 the mouth 40 NOT tniilN nts as %
pIaIe Such economy VI service was Justlneu
anu l u9 hoI Inlnh III eqIe'iS IN .ahC
men P9Illical luncnroh T MVulu hatg e ueen T 90
the END that general gearing OF all tnres
courses at once resulted III an aYaiuhche Oh
broken VlahdS EaScaGlns uo"h on our per-
sons rom Hi t9PpnnE plutSs. Ill ,.
MRS; SluGc, OF ne" tork, nau ever, hipre'
thah sue qui|e LeailHeu W Soun'eaSt I'M W nIr
amusing ia anG tiLlieiy h SR.eJn on lne s 10y
or oL 'ne ilse' T",;n ;t.; o.e VI Vt
@ t@ne present po'l'lcal SITUATION al We" iorh
Ni'!'
r TUI\E IN tbe f,turn II might ho we'll for
nrgonizotions such ms the League 70 con.
tau'r tn' Va aI;ahtas nnfroabnnnts
tbo. .,b "'Sn Sn,, ,,o,,iS ;rn,iy ond the
So,'a,+ I;chto oos+ Gov ofreSb,n"nt onS
Tho preoter room therefore, for the audience.
r. would Lo nt an hour when there was tbe
cbonce for MON "a roue aH we'll as tbeir
wives md sisters
H1IIE Welfare League had an audience this
/ same week at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
| in the same ballroom which was both larger
and more attentive and more representative,
| since there were nearly as many men as
women and as II involved even greater sac
rifce-prospective at least-than the League
of Women Voters has vet asked of It's mem
| bers think il was n fair test of the greater
practically of an afternoon meeting over a
luncheon. OF course. the Welfare League,
| which called together the afternoon meeting,
has worked IL uD with great skill and a
| gradual crescendo Of cumulative interest.
80 rdr,incoo 'rGu oho,,t in driros sNan nd Iii
! neetinos Tor Jrivee but at Inast - hoo Iaft
No rnrr Lnoy.iro obout +be n,echonisr, 80
s,,oh ,,ioromeu+ ord all +En s.nr iond;nn w "
90 tbin ono onJ &c nronrorI ouG ,bo rnnnnn ur
| In which tho program is being nut through
| az nro tacbrtcai,y nerfnnt II 10 ,pino rttbss 81
| sn;rit anJ rrsb onG e dosarroa - ~
eapnh WV "lu ban hoen t,,ned u,tb on oxoot
Sniob tLo. ISaroS thoyo oe ",s VIII bt 49,
.rhot's ,%ot onnIordinn IN tbo T,;naa hHo"
"n"' what "p''"0u--e % ~ 'N' "'As''
ruERE are bornd "a he ristokes drr;n.
| a. 1o,. "a .Lo uEoIfor. 1t tLss
'ne nt uS' % no,i !, y 49, ho1io,o hoT~thoIs"
one ts .h no. ~ "1s :. t ~ Nv,
cause 'he aIN tds .eats III spi.e Oh
evelt AiIu VI I'JuI LIZ riS1' uu.aUi, n wfiaeei,
ps'teu anu th aie uouha, Soile
ot 'Ien r. danh", NM" anu n oii
whole line Of obedcnt persons and not
better hlnsen % IN the tnd ana theTe VIII be