I was looking at a box of files of a Mrs. Hester (Lambert) HARLAND, of Berkeley, who was the manager of the Associated Council Berkeley Suffrage, at the Bancroft Library. One of the letters that she had received was from the California Equal Suffrage Association. They listed the officers, which are as follows: President: Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe Watson, Saratoga. Vice Presidents: Miss Fanny Wills, 501 Buena Vista St., Los Angeles Mrs. Mary McHenry Keith, 2207 Atherton St., Berkeley (note her husband was William Keith, the landscape painter) Mrs. E. V. Spencer, Susanville Recording Secretary: Miss Mary Fairbrother, 3013 24Th St., San Francisco Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Sarah C. Borland, 1401 Franklin, Oakland, (Her Husband was David C. Borland) Treasure; Mrs. Mary T. Damage, 3010 Pierce St., San Francisco. Auditors: Mrs. C. D. Blarney, Saratoga Mrs. Helen Moore, 1523 Noe St., San Francisco Chairman of Literature Committee, Mrs. Rose M. French, 243 Pacific Building. Honorary Presidents: Mrs. Ellen C. Sargent Mrs. Caroline M. Severance Mrs. Rebecca Spring Dr. David Starr Jordan Mrs. Mary Wood Swift (Her husband was John F. Swift) Mrs. Sarah M. Severance Mrs. Sturterant Peet. Women in California got the Right to Vote in the Election of Oct 11, 1911 George --------------------------------- Bored stiff? Loosen up... Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games.