The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-26
BY HARRY B, HUNT
NEA SerNIce Staff Writer.

| CARTERSNILLE, Ga, Oct. 23.-Mrs.
William H. FELTON,, first woman United
States senator, thinks women will be d
greater force in politics by uniting be-
| hind principles than by Joining old par
ties.
Her first message. broadcast to Aneri-
can women through NEA Service. runs
counter to the urgings of President
Harding, party leaders on both sides
and prominent suffrage leaders.
| Mrs. FELTON, said:
Tell the women this: Make start
for what you need and want. Their
! organize and call upon your representa-
| tives to act Support no candidate unit
you find out just how he or she stands
on the issues on which you want &C
| ton.
You can force action. United, women
hold the balance of power. SO unite
Support principles, rather than party.
do that and parties will adopt your
principles, for they want your votes. II
you put parties ahead of principles
your strength is lost
Woman's First Duty In Politics.
Concerning woman's first duty in poll
tics, she said:
BETTER the conditions Of mothers
and children. That. more than any 9TH
er one line of effort, will guarantee a
strong, vigorous, wholesome America for
the future.
"Protection Of motherhood is more i'm
:, portant than transportation, commerce,
sound money. or the tariff.
Laws governing maternity should
coma first in the work and thoughts of
women voters We apply improved
method to everything under the heavens
save protection to motherhood and Sc
curitv for the offspring-yet think of
the children often doomed. before
birth. because of the ignorance of moth
ers!'
bonus, she said:
~ believe in protective tariff,
though I'm a southerner and a Demo-
crat.
"a bonus should be given first to SOL
d;ers who were injured in battle, and,
second. to relatives of those who died.
Those who were in the camps at home,
or were not wounded, can afford to wait
until the country can see the way clear
Prefers Title of Senator"
Regarding woman future IN poh'icai
office, she said:
>,.r,ia santo entertained the members
NJ the Five Hundred Club at their reg
MAR meeting The guests included the
members Of the Club as we'll as num-
Der OF other friends.
The Halloween scheme was carried
ont In the decorations. Of the home, yell
1o1p and black predominating in the col
ors. and bright flowers arranged in vas
&C and bowls being used effectively.
when the scores were totaled after
Tho card games, Mrs. F. E. Commyns
,ras found to be the winner OF the ace
,ronbv among the the club players. and
received pair of hemstitched pillow
cases. while the club consolation. linen
towel vas cut by Mrs. Jack Brandon.
The other ace prize, a Japanese 1un-
cheon cloth, was won by Mrs. Walter
Riggs, and the consolation, n pretty set
If Japanese luncheon napkins. was
claimed by Mrs J. 4. Jones Mrs.
ITohhs and Mrs. Lemerise, the two hon
or guests were each presented with
beautiful colored linen handkerchiefs.
The hostess then served her guests
with a delicious refreshment course
consisting Of chicken salad, sandwiches,
and cake.
Those present Were the honor guests.
Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Lemerise, Mrs.
John H. Massey, Mrs. V. j. Fauria, Mrs
7 A. Jones. Mrs. L. Rady, Mrs. J. j.
O'Rouke, Mrs. Walter Biggs, Mrs. Con-
ners. Mrs Edward Anderson, Mrs Ben
King. Mrs John English. Mrs. w. W,
watson. Mrs. Gam Golay. Mrs F. f.
commyns, Mrs, Jackson Brandon, Mrs.
Rose wilkins. Mrs. J. J. Epples, Miss
Clotilde D'Lustro. and the hostess. Miss
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