Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-10-01 | Page 21 | Campaign Planned by Women's Party

CAMPAIGN PLIED BY Mlli'S PARTY Organizer and Speaker to : Arrive Soon; Posters Aslo ! to Be Used. i Miss Lucy Gwvnne Branham, nailonal Organizer lor the Woman's party assigned j to Utah to succeed Miss Emily K. Perry, will arri'c; iiere tomorrow morning, according ac-cording to information received yesterday at state headquarters. Ini:i:cJiaiely upon iier arrival plans will be outlined for continuing con-tinuing the state-wide organization of me party. ' The state r-omniinee attracted considerable consid-erable attention at state headquarters, .Sou til Maia street, yesterday by pla-'in? half a dozen large cartoons in the windows win-dows of ;he building:. The Woman's party-has party-has enlisted in its behalf W. M. McElroy, formerly a New York cartoonist, and promise's to furnish a number of funny sketches to he used in campaign work. Mra. Sarah Bard Field of California, who is coming; here for a two weeks' speaking tour in behalf of the Woman's party, will arrive here at 2:10 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. She will be met at the station by an escort committee in automobiles and btougiU to the state headquarters of the party, where a tea will be given in her honor t hat afternoon. after-noon. On the following day. at 1 o'clock, Mrs. Field will be tlte guest of ihe state committee at a luncheon at the Hotel Utah. Reserations for the luncheon may be placed with the chairman of the committee, com-mittee, Mrs. Elizabeth C. 'Jenkins, or any member of the committee. The Sarah Bard Field escort and reception re-ception committee, as announced yesterday, yester-day, is as follows: Mrs. William Spry, chairman ; Mrs. V. Mont Ferry, vice chairman; Mrs. Emmeline B. Wells, Mrs. Margaret Zane Cherdron, Mrs. F. C. Loot bourow, Mrs. T. D. Lewis, Mrs. C. W. Morse. Mrs. Laura B. Holman, Mrs. Annie AVells Cannon. Mrs. .Teanette A. Hyde, Mrs. Justin R. Davis. Mrs. William Storey, Mrs. Susa Young Gates. Mrs. XV. H. Shearman. Mrs. John Malick. Mrs. Howard A. King, Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Mrs. Hyrum E.' Booth, Err. Jane Skol.ield, Mrs. Louise M. Garnett, Mrs. K. E. Jenkins, Jen-kins, Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. George Sherrard, Mrs. P. J. Moran, Mrs. Edwin L. Sheets. Mrs. J. S. Ostler, Mrs. J. M. Hayes. Mrs. William H. Folland, Mrs. T. A. Williams. Mrs. A. R. Barnes, Mrs. F. B. Scott, Mrs. Richard W. Madsen, Mrs. John C. Cutler. Toward the latter part of the week the state committee plans to begin an active poster campaign. Posters asking that the women of the state favor woman's 'suffrage 'suf-frage by voting against President Wilson will be placed on hillboards in the leading cities and towns throughout the state. -