South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
Progress Club in
Pleasing Pageant
At Club Quarters
Members Entertain Guests in
Presentation of Process
sion of Victories"
BY LORETTE LORDEN.

an United States history, was the
pageant. Procession OF Victories. %
F.. representing the periods when the
States of the Union enfranchised
their women. presented by the His
tory department Of he Progress club
Saturday afternoon in their club
rooms.
Members OF the department who
enacted the parts were dressed in
the costumes of the periods they
( represented Mrs Ryeu T. Miller
who wore her own wedding dress,
represented the late Susan B. An
thony. Mrs. Charles Beyrer was
attired in a costume Of the days OF
1920.
The following program represents
other members taking part, and the
/ periods they portrayed.
1S45-School Suffrage for Wild
Kentucky. Mrs. Victor De-
Frees.
school Sumrage Kansas
Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs. E. w.
/ Morse.
1S69-Fuu Suffrage-Wyoming
/ Mrs. sam Bunker.
75-1SS3-School Sunrage-Min-
nesota. Colorado, New Hampshire,
oregon, Massachusetts, New York
Vermont Mississippi, Nebraska and
Michigan. Miss Anna Bulla, Mrs. J.
( TT. Zuver, Mrs. c. Fassnacht. Mrs.
+ Lawrence i. Barter. Mrs. Frank
KnOblOck.
1SS7-Munic.pa Suffrage-Kansas
T School rage-NOrth Dakota,
south Dakota, Montana, Arizona and
New Jersey. Mrs Dalton Moomaw.
-1S93-School Suffrage-Ok-
lahoma, Illinois, Connecticut, Miss
Mabel Bartlett, Miss Kathryn Giles
pie.
1S93-Full Sufrage-CoIorado,
/ School Suffrage-Ohio, Bond Stuff
rage-Iowa. Mrs L E. Greenan.
1S96-FuH Suffrage-Utah and
Idaho. Mrs. Charles Russ.
1SqS-Hibrary Trustees-Minne-
sofa. School ufrage-Delaware Tax
Sunrage-Louisiana Mrs. F. p.
Nicely
19OS-School Sunrage-Wis-
consin. Tax Suffrage-New York and
( Michigan. Bond uffrage-Kansas,
Mrs. +. b. Barnes. Mrs. d. c. South
worth. Mrs. F. L. Lambert
1910-FuU Suffrage Washington,
School Suffrage-New Mexico.
1911-FuU Suffrage California,
Mrs Homer Robinson.
1912-Ful Suffrage-A ri z o n a,
Kansas. Oregon, Mrs. Frank Wilson.
1913-Full Suffra ge-A a s k a,
/ Presidential-Mun Suffra ge-1ll-
inois. Miss Helen Russ.
1914-Full Sufrage-Montana and
Nevada. Mrs. a. T. ,Hoore.
1911-F'uH Suffrage-New York.
Presidential Suffrage - Nebraska.
Rhode Island. Indiana, Vermont and
North Dakota. Indiana and Vermont
later revoked.) Primary Suffrage
Arkansas, Miss Hazel Cattron, Y. W.
. c.. A. Miss Irma CoHmer, Red Cross
Calteen, Miss Sarah Witwer, Motor
Corps.
1918 - Full Suffrage-Oklahoma,
Michigan, South Dakota, Miss Mat
tie Bowman.
1919-Primary Suffrage - Texas,
Presidential Suffrage Wis
consin. Maine. Indiana, Iowa Mime
sofa. Tennessee. Ohio and Vermont
1919-Federal Amendment
Miss Alice Soles
From the generation that wrote it
To the generation that will use it"
1920
Mrs II. S. Home
The Battle Hymn of the Republic,
Mrs. +. +. Seebirth; Victory. Miss
Isabel Barter; Pianist. Mrs. Floyd
Gaumer: Future, Miss Virginia
| Whitmore.
Preceding the pageant, short
talks reminiscent of the progress
made by women during the last
century. were given by the following
women on the vocations adopted by
women during that period: Mem
DRY Pictures by Mrs. Ryell T. Mil
Ter: Education" Miss Julia Sulli-
van; suffrage" Mrs. i. S. Ficken-
scher. Medicine" Mrs. I. p. East
man. Law" Mrs L w strickland
Business Mrs. H. J. Deller; POL
itics." Mrs c. r. Montgomery.
Those who donated costumes for
the pageant were: Mrs. William
HaDp. Miss Anna Standfield. Mrs,
/ Victor Jones, Mrs. j. Fl. ZuYer, Miss
/ Alice creed, Mrs. Emil Reyer, Mrs.
/ A. p. =. Gammack, Mrs. Ryeu T
1 Miller. Mrs. e. w. Young, Mrs. Will
/ lam NIaurer. Mrs. Charles Russ. Mrs
Ellen osborne, Mrs. A. A. Dodge
Mrs. sam. Pace. Miss Mabel Bartlett
Mrs I. r. Naurer. Mrs Mary Bor-
ough. Mrs. r. z. PARROT. Miss Anna
BulIa. Mrs. Charles Ivan, Mrs. John
+ r.. HaughtOn, Mrs. +. Lambert, Mrs
I Birner.
During the business meeting
which preceded the program, an
nouncement was made that the
Dairtfng Mt. Tom" by Frank V
+ Dudley. has been purchased by the
+ Progress club in general Five
/ other paintings are now at the Pro
eress club rooms. and may be view
ed by prospective purchasers by
/ calling Mrs. Charles 2. DrummOnd
chairman Of the sales committee
The pictures viii be returned e
. Chicago Tuesday if not purchased
r. G.. Greene, president Of the
. Chamber of Commerce, gave talb
to the club members following the
business meeting on The Benefits OF
the chamber of Commerce
Announcement was also made that
the operetta. "Pocahontas,' Will be
presented by the Music Department
of the Progress club on saturday af-
ternoon and evening, April 90.