Executive members of the Woman Suffrage party hosted tea to celebrate the opening of their new headquarters on Euclid Avenue. Harriet Keeler poured tea for the occasion. Holding tea was closely associated with domesticity, high culture, and the female sphere of influence at the turn of the century. | Source: "Suffragists Opening Club at Tea Party." The Cleveland Plain Dealer, September 7, 1913.Download Original File
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"Suffragists Opening Club at Tea Party." The Cleveland Plain Dealer, September 7, 1913.
