The evening world., 1891-06-20
FAIR WOMEN ON BICYCLES.
The Feature Of Brooklyn's NAM
moth Parade Of Wheel Clubs.
Great Procession to BE Reviewed in
Prospect Park.

The ladies' division Is the most charming
feature Of the cycling parade in Brooklyn tC-
day. The parade is the greatest event I'm the
history OF "whecllng In the United States,
iully 1,j0O bicycles taking part. Nothing
but rain can prevent It's complete success.
Thirty-iiyc wheel clubs turned out shortly
after noon, including representatives of clubs
in New York and New Jersey.
The route OF the parade is as follows:
Eastern Parkway to the Plaza, to main en-
trance of Prospect Park, through the Park by
the west drive, out OF the south gate and
across the circle to the Boulevard, where tho
parade will be reviewed from the grand stand
by distinguished citizens. The line will then
pass down the Boulevard, countermarch and
return by the west drive to the Plaza, where
the parade will be dismissed
The column Will start at O'Clock, in the
following order:
Squad of city mounted police in command OF
Grand Marshal James r. Dunn. President of the
League Of American Wheelmen.
mcdo, /. l. W. chief Of stnfI Major G. L. Bnrdett,
SrS.IgaH, Sss.Ea yiTo.Pr1SdsRt + it Ln;qSmR,
n Y, A. G.. W. S. Bull, Chief Consul, New York
Grasf, Harlem Wheemen o x. hoyie, Chief Con. ne
sspl Pspnsylyap,iA; IL g.; Croyther, RhladelIhiS
smith '' ; - 0'' al" wv "''On "''ie
,,Firlt Division. Women, in charge of MIsg Laura
Ereritg Hcrscl ait.
Brooklyn Wwom9en-Nrs; 4. Rankin, Mrs J.
Blton, .Mrl {. ID BantA. Miss Ida G. Bennctt,
Mr., s; Porter Mrs, + p. BeTTy, MTs; q. $. Bal,
~ Mfr laura 6 Miller, Miss u. 9, Talbot, Miss 4, NJ,
Miss ,Miiie J. J4pso9. Mis-. Mamie sHuneinsn,,
Eths fyons miss af5is f5 I'm Mss oG Bee a Boss ise
81, sT.;f SiSs MIS- Alice G. BoTor'i Mrs E. l. Me.eonger,
Ms. STSoo Porter Miis Ida GoId9n Miss
LESLIE AieHnnder Cheisen Cycis Club; Miss Mabel
ESr Ghssog Cy"G Club Mis; l. Carroll Ghgsen
N9ns %6sso1 De
SSgI Hss A. KSfEfif t Mi Mir H.! ss9 FGd Ms
Miss sarah Risier Miss L. Snyder, Miss Irene
Mrs; G. Hnrrs Est.n,, Leonis Mrs. viii lam L.
%WeT% " ES*aSs M5' II ws%2 NswsIt Mrs
Twelve women cyclists from Newark are
with the Business Mems cycle club, OF that
city.
Second Division Clubs in charge of their respec.
klyn--Long Island Wheelmen, q. G. Alden,
fTs GGnq bcys %soc @S T. BoBB BsSE
tssgaB BsdeSEa BsaGSd GyGmg q1 l. Titus
BFSon captain FSsr
ssn Sfs ES @ i 4 sspts ss
Cycle Hlgb, G. Alexander, captain Amity Athletic
Club Wheelnien, Greenpoint, 7. .. Hauzhurst
cSSptain CentHur Cycling CLUB, Greenpoint, Il. B.
Waters, captain.
Long Isaqd-o oueeng County wheelmen, Rich
Ss% New ' York YORK BsyeIs Ss9 Club. G. NJ Nes
bitt, captain Harlem Wheelinen, II. Il. Morrison,
ccaptai1; Riyorsde wheclmen, I. 4. Powers, cap.
Gotham Wheelmon, b. Wiener, captain Coumti ia
Gyslg GlGH j. & l. &C1RSp93gaSm captain Manhst
tain; Y. NJ. e. 4. wheomon, Eighty Ith street,
f. Shntt,e.orth, captain; Kuickerbocker Wheel
New Jcrsey,- Hudson County whoemen, Jersey
City, r !. N'AAEa, captain Atlanta Whessmep,
Cyclc League, Newark, ". IL KirEpstrick. cap.
p 2%9sS K K Ls.ds & dEaSy s
"anyy ford gySRs WRses4 GnS fsse,f fok SPsV
Passaic Falls Wheelmcn, Paterson, j. ii. COiEens,
fEHptssin gin Jersey city AthlstG SiuG W%hSemsn' "
whselp,on, KaGefoid Enslewood whoelmsn, g.
Third Division Unattached wheelmsn, in charge
OF j. Z. Dickerson. About tour hundred expected.
The following prizes are to he awarded:
To the handsOmeSt decorated whecl-a tor
tClse shell and gold haiT-pin. Second prize
decorated whecl)-a gold medal.
To the Brooklyn club making the best ap-
pearanCe, a silver cup.
TO the club having the largest number OF
men In line silver water pitcher.
TO the best appearing club, taking numbers
into account, among the t-of-tOwn clubs !
pliZc donated by George K. Bidwell, New
York.