Hortense Hubbard, Class of 1917, Letter to her parents, April 25, 1915
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Source
MHC Archives
Title
Hortense Hubbard, Class of 1917, Letter to her parents, April 25, 1915
Description
Although she was unwilling to align herself with the suffragist cause, Hortense wrote home about Suffrage Day, which took place on April 24. She describes the event: “after chapel a girl dressed in white beat a drum and there were all sorts of signs around about suffrage. By the lawn between the Library and Mary Lyon chapel they had a table where they distributed papers and tried to get people to join the society up here.” She describes several events she did not participate in, including buying a flower from Jeannette Marks and her dog. By the fall, Hortense seems to have made up her mind. On October 10th, she writes home about a suffrage parade: “I don’t want to march. I guess I am an Anti anyway.”
Creator
Hortense Hubbard
Date
April 25, 1915
Format
Paper, ink
Language
English
Type
Letter
Identifier
case02_votes_008
Text Item Type Metadata
Original Format
letter
Files
Collection
Citation
Hortense Hubbard, “Hortense Hubbard, Class of 1917, Letter to her parents, April 25, 1915,” Digital Exhibits of the Archives and Special Collections, accessed November 30, 2023, https://ascdc.mtholyoke.edu/items/show/3771.