CHAPTER XXI.. National-American Convention of 1900 Continued 385-405

NATIONAL-AMERICAN CONVENTION OF 1900 CONTINUED 385-405

Miss Anthony's determination to resign the presidency -- Her address to the convention -- Affecting scene at the election of Carrie Chapman Catt -- Her acceptance -- Press notices of the new President -- Birthday gifts to Miss Anthony -- Interesting occurrences of the last session -- The retiring president introduces her successor, who makes a strong address -- Miss Anthony's Farewell -- Birthday Celebration in Lafayette Opera House -- Program and Woman's Tribune report -- Women in all professions bring tributes of gratitude -- Organizations of women send greetings -- Colored women express devotion -- Presents from the "four free States" and from the District of Columbia -- Mrs. Coonley-Ward's poem -- Mrs. Stanton's daughter brings her mother's love -- Miss Shaw's inspiring words -- Miss Anthony's beautiful response -- Evening reception at Corcoran Art Gallery attended by thousands -- Great changes wrought in one life-time.