""An Impressionistic Sketch of the Anti-Suffragists", by Mary Shaw, was played on the afternoon of Jan. 5, at the Hotel Plaza. In the cast were Grace kins, Mary Shaw, Olive Oliver, Arleen Hackett, Roberta Droste, Jean Marcet Marcet Haldeman}}, in the roles, respectively, of Mrs. Albright, Mrs. Grundy, Mrs. Pure-Drivel, Mrs. Sweet, Mrs. Grouch, and Miss Noodle." "New York Dramatic Mirror, 10 January 1912, p. 7, "Mary Shaw Sketch" (italics added). This play later became "The Woman of It, or, Our Friends, the Anti-Suffragists". More characters were added and the name Albright – assuming the notice in this newspaper relayed the original form correctly – was changed to Allright. (Names in this faded copy found out by comparison with other newspaper clippings; see Wikimedia Commons category "Anna Marcet Haldeman" for some of them.)