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er while unjust to women, money enough if justly distributed, on "bloomers," men troubled about woman's dress, had to dress to escape being old maids, 844; women must cease to be subject class, recovers, goes to Ashtabula con., papers put obit. notices away, at Mrs. Stn.'s 80th birthday, 845; urged to be chmn. com. arrange., Mrs. Blake insists, A. shows greater honor to have Wom. Council undertake it, 846; Mrs. Sewall and Mrs. Avery obj., she shows suff. elephant must not frighten outsiders, writes hundreds of lets. to assist Mrs. Dickinson, criticises Mrs. Stn.'s speech on church, 847; pays trib. to pioneers, reads lets. and teleg., N. Y. Sun compli., Tilton's testimonial, 848; recep. by Mrs. Henry Villard, Mrs. Stn.'s birthday celebrated in Anthony home, gives all workers full meed, trib. to Mrs. Dietrick, mother's birthday, 849; And. D. White presents wife, to Mrs. Sewall on death of husband, trib. to Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Stanford, 850; Wash, con., Utah admitted with wom. suff., 851; Wom.'s Bible condemned, 852; her indignat., speech for freedom of thought, 853; vote for relig. liberty, 854; contemplates resigning pres., agony of soul, no worse to criticise Bible than statute laws, 855; penitent lets. from Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Upton, position in regard to Bible, regrets Mrs. Stn. shd. give time to commentary, talking down to people, 856; women wd. be no more superstit. than men if had broad life, polit. rights lessen relig. bigotry, refuses to put prohib. or Bible literature into Calif. campn., claims freedom of belief for all, 857; at Mrs Grant's 70th birthday, "Nelly Bly" interview in N. Y. World, Cuba, 858; immortality, eternity, prayer, marriage, flowers, music, art, favorite motto, bicycling, 859; new woman needs common sense, cd. not give up freedom for marriage, 76th birthday celebrat. by Roch. P. E. Club, ad. col'd people at Bath, arrang. to write biog., 860; appeals for help in Calif. campn., lets. from Mrs. Sargent, Mrs. Cooper, accepts, Harriet Cooper sends money, 861; Rev. and Mrs. Gannett raise money to send her sec. with her, starts for Calif., stops Ann Arbor, Chicago, statuette by Bessie Potter, at Wom. Club, San Diego, Friday Morning Club, Los Angeles, praise from Alice Moore M
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