SUNRAY CLUB.
| BACK TO NATURE BY STAGES. LONDON, February 20. Surprising revelations were made in case in which G. 'M. Prince Hopkins, a wealthy American, secured an Injunction to prevent Captain Vincent, the self-styled emancipator, from re. presenting that Hopkins was president of the Sunray Club. Hopkins, after applying to join the club, was astounded to read a newspaper report that the club was planning a procession of nude people to Hyde Park, also to receive a pamphlet in which he, Prince Hopkins, was described as president of a club aiming "to bring about goodwill and fellowship between the sexes and to abolish sex antagonism." Members were asked to practice nude sun bathing. The emancipator appealed to woman "To awake and sweep away sex mystery, which is unwholesome foolishness, and de_ clare yourself a man's mate in all things. Have you the pluck to throw off clothes and other things?"
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Shannon News, 24 February 1925, Page 4
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150SUNRAY CLUB. Shannon News, 24 February 1925, Page 4
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