Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-09-06 | Page 16 | Meeting are Held by Woman's Party

MEETINGS ARE HELD BY WOMAN'S PARTY Organizations Are Effected in Davis County, and Others Will Follow. An enthusiastic meeting of the Tvorfcers of the Woman's party was held last night at the Hotel Utah. Stirring1 talks on universal uni-versal suffrage were made by Hiss 1-lmily K. Perry of Washington, Miss Alice Reynolds Rey-nolds of Provo. Miss Alice llenkle of Chicago and Miss Mabel Vernon of Washington. Wash-ington. Another meeting of the Woman's party workers of the Fifth ward will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the rooms of Miss C arolyn Williams. apartments No. 1 and 2. White apartments. 3-30 East South Temple street. At this meeting district organizations will be effected. Miss Jane Pincns of New York will go to Provo today and give a talk before the Provo women at 3 o'clock in the Central Cen-tral school. She will go from there to Springville. where she will give a talk tonight, and tomorrow she will go to 'Richfield. 'Rich-field. From Rich lield Miss Pincns will start on a lour of southern Utah by way of Maryavale. Mrs. Margaret Zane Cherdron, Miss Alta B. Senna n and Miss Emily K. Perry invaded Davis county yesterday in the interest of the Woman's "party. t farm-ington farm-ington they effected both city and county organizations. Mrs. Cecelia G. Steele was named, chairman and Mrs. Lena O. Richardson Rich-ardson secrelaiy of the Farniinston organization. or-ganization. Mrs. Rose J. KnowWon mis chosen chairman of the Davis county organization, or-ganization, but other officers were not narrK;d. i Mrs. Charles R. Mabey and Mrs. Km ma ' J. D. Strong were suggest c, as vicp ' presidents and their nomination will ho, ratified at the next meeting nf th Davis county organization. A meeting also was : held at Centerville and steps taken to-, ward effecting a permanent organization of the women workers