The photo comes from Marjorie Shuler Charles, my great-great Aunt. She is pictured to the left of the man’s shoulder in the right of the photo. Signing the amendment is Speaker of the House Frederick H Gillett.
In Honor of International Women’s Day: Marjorie Shuler Charles at the Signing of the 19th Amendment
08 Thursday Mar 2012
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snapshots of our past 
My name is Edward Dibble from Buffalo, New York. For the last ten years I have been researching a women’s literary club called The Scribblers which Marjorie belonged to. Marjorie and her mother are two very interesting people and I thank you for posting these pictures. I also wonder if more information could be posted about her life in later years. Thank you for this web site.
Hi Edward, I will follow up with my father and uncle about her later years – I personally don’t have much information about that period of time. Thanks! Would love to see whatever you have uncovered!
Also – have you seen her correspondence with Eleanor Roosevelt, Sumner Welles, and A.M Warren?
I too am writing for more information on Marjorie Shuler Charles, so that she can figure in the comprehensive history of the woman suffrage movement that I am writing in time for teh 2020 centennial. I cannot even tell when she was born –or died. Can you help me? Sincerely, Ellen DuBois, Professor of History, UCLA