The Women's Right To Vote Newspaper

The Woman's Journal and Suffrage News was one of several newspapers dedicated to the Votes for Women movement. 

These newspapers can be found in several places on the internet should you be interested in doing a google search

it had  various artcles from across the country on the movement

They sold stationery, sashes, Tea Cups etc with the Votes For Women slogan

and they tried to make everyone aware of the Marches they would have.

One of the legendary hostesses of Newport society was Alva Vanderbilt Belmont; she and first husband William Vanderbilt set the standard for grand homes on fashionable Bellevue Avenue when they opened Marble House in 1892 at a cost of $11 million. In 1913, Alva had a Chinese tea house constructed on her back lawn overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The red and black lacquered building seated over 100 guests at fundraising teas benefiting her new passion, women’s suffrage. A year later, Mrs. Belmont hosted the Conference of Great Women at Marble House where she and her daughter Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough, gave speeches to those assembled. J. Maddock & Sons produced sets of porcelain tableware bearing the “Votes for Women” theme as part of a luncheon service for the event. The dishes were also used at a tea party held at the mansion in July of that year. Both events raised money to support the suffrage movement, and guests received teacups and saucers of the china as favors.