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president of the locat chapter of the Daughters of Temperance, one of the only organizations open to women. Though she was a delegate from this group, she was once refused permission to speak at a mass meeting of the Sons of Temperance. Having been informed that the women were there only “to listen and learn”, she walked out of the hall to become the organizer of the first Woman's State Temperance Society in New York. Her budding talents were soon recognized, and it was in such administrative roles that she served the cause of women until her death in 1906.
The few tributes and honors bestowed upon Susan B. Anthony came late in her life. Several large birthday celebrations in her honor were held in the nation’s Capital. In 1906 United States congressmen, as well as President Theodore Roosevelt, sent messages. After the presidential compliment was read to the audience, Miss Anthony rose
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