gations, 915;
happiness over party, Sargent golden wedding, 916;
visits Mrs. Osborne, evenings of reminis. with Mrs. Stn., reading of
biog., lets. from all parts of world, greatest compli., medallion
and souvenir spoon, 917;
women can not rise in revolt agnst. fathers and sons, Mrs. Besant
and Theosophy, busy with work on this planet, 918;
thanks Sup. Judges of Idaho for decision on wom. suff., advises Ky.
Daught. of Rev. to commemorate deeds of women, hardships of
pioneer women, shd. demand rights Rev. fathers fought for,
honorary member Roch. D. A. R., 919;
woman's dependence on man does not win his respect, every dollar
helps wom. suff., women's sympathy easily aroused, do not strike
at root of public evils, urges women to work only for full suff.,
begin with voting precincts, 920;
opinion on poetry, God does not "punish" people, good men form third
parties and play into hands of enemy, 921;
week days sacred as Sunday, women shd. not ask for educat. and
property suff., objects to idea of pers. God, 922;
he is not respons. for human ills, can not influence voters by
prayer, telegram to nephew on wedding day, let. to F. Willard on
yellow journalism and prize fight, 923;
objects to threatening voters with woman's ballot, Miss Willard
sends conciliatory reply, urges her to come to World's and Natl.
W. C. T. U. Cons., no end of invitations, 924;
requests for opinions, amusing questions from county offic., A.'s
answer, hon. mem. Cuban League, Roch. Hist. Soc., Ladies of
Maccabees, etc., never recd. one dollar salary from Natl. Suff.
Assn., 925;
nor have any of offic., visits Thousand Islands, beautiful scenes,
starts for Adams, Mass., 926;
at Geneva, at O. St. Con., Alliance, ad. students Mt. Union Coll.,
S. J. May's Centennial, at Nashville Expo., spks. in Wom. Bldg.,
hearty greeting, 927;
recep. by pres. of Expo., compli. of American, entertained by pres.
Board of Lady Managers, ad. Lib. Cong. Relig., Fiske Univers.,
N. Y. Suff. Con., Geneva, criticises women for going into partisan
politics, defends "rings," 928;
"adroit statesman lost to world," gold. wed. Dr. and Mrs. E. M.
Moore, spks. Minneap., Madison, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Toledo,
ad. students Minn. Univers., contrast bet. first canvass of N. Y.