Familiar Figures at Celebration of Interesting Anniversary ito Parliament of proposals which. are expected to give votes to all women at the age of 21 an interesting re-union took place yesterday of the suffragettes who fought for women's votes some 15 years ago. Actually, the anniversary was being edlebrated of the first vote being given to "some" women ten years ago. Most of the women who took 'a militant part in the suffragette campaign attended the re-union and each table was presided over by women who have gone to prison for the cause.
The notable figures present, included Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, Mrs. Pethick-Lawrence and Mrs. "How-
Martyn,
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