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17

July 12.

Friday afternoon the Equal Suffrage
League entertained the members of the
Summer School at a delightful tea in
their pretty club rooms. Mrs. Jennie
Logan gave an interesting paper on "The
Suffrage Movement in Nevada". Mrs. J.
E Bray also spoke to the guests on "Why
I am a Suffragette". A very spirtied and anim-
ated talk was given by Mrs. Fried-
erberger of Carson, and at the close
Miss Sperry spoke briefly of her ex-
perience as a voter in Colorado.

When the talks were finished the
guests were given a chance to buy "Votes
for Women" buttons at the rate of
five cents apiece. Many went away with
their views changed and a determination
to convince at least one man that
womanhood is worthy of the franchise.

17

July 12.

Friday afternoon the Equal Suffrage
League entertained the members of the
Summer School at a delightful tea in
their pretty club rooms. Mrs. Jennie
Logan gave an interesting paper on "The
Suffrage Movement in Nevada". Mrs. J.
E Bray also spoke to the guests on "Why
I am a Suffragette". A very spirtied and anim-
ated talk was given by Mrs. Fried-
erberger of Carson, and at the close
Miss Sperry spoke briefly of her ex-
perience as a voter in Colorado.

When the talks were finished the
guests were given a chance to buy "Votes
for Women" buttons at the rate of
five cents apiece. Many went away with
their views changed and a determination
to convince at least one man that
womanhood is worthy of the franchise.