New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

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are now assured of music 10 cheer them
on their way and help them to forget the
patients who may be calling them up al
home.
Professional Women's Section.
Professional women, industrial workers
and business women will join the process
sion at 10th and 18th streets, followed by
the suffrage pioneers and voters from the
six suffrage states and foreign countries.
Mrs. Loo Lin. boss of Chinatown will
carry flag reading Women Vote in China
Why Not Here" At 18th street east Will
he representatives from the non-suhrage
states. Miss Fola La Toilette. daughter OF
the Senator. will carry the flag Of Wiscon-
sin. where the votes for women campaign
is now raging. Mrs Winston Churchill
wife of the New Hampshire novelist, .eads
tho delegation from that state.
The officers Of the National Woman sur
frage Association. headed by Or. Anna
Howard Shaw, come next under a new six
starred flag. carried by Mrs. Mary Ware
bennett Miss Lucy Anthony. niece OF
Susan b. Anthony, will carry flag in her
honor. Fourteen states will be represented.
Nine. tITpgOIl, NllO WI IN'o NV S'''-'
suffrage. will bring up the rear, with
group OF women from Greece.
Ex-Governor's Niece in Limo.
The New York State Association. lea by
Miss Harriet May Mills, comes next. The
latest recruit from upstate is little Miss
White. of Syracuse. daughter or MIS-. Leon
ard White. and niece Of Ex-Governor Horace
White. The young lady has been nearing
about votes for women AT school and an
nounced her intention Of coming 10 march
in the parade. The fact that her mother Is
an anti" had nothing 10 do with me case
She had to come TO take care or heT Oh lSh-
ter The two paid visit 10 the state as
ISOLATION Yesterday morning ana the young
enthusiast laid In stock Of flags buttons
m.ttercups and parade hat. Then she
won't shopping for commonplace Things Win
what money she had left
The headquarters OF the state, AT NO u"
Madison avenue. will be open all day TO-
morrow for the entertainment OF all frlends'
The building is decorated from head 70
foo, with little yellow flags. and Yesterday.
when these were being put in place " was
fColhardv for a man TO venture within NAV
uortal. A man who came With the gas hhl
was set 70 work mailing M flags. and got
so enthusiastic he forgot 10 press the hiil
after all.
Isaac Stevens. author Of the suNraget'e
royel whose heroine is said 10 have been
Insured nv the sight Of Miss Inez Milhol-
land I'm last wears parade. dropped in At
srffraue Headquarters for little social call
Yesterday afternoon, and announced his in
tention Of really marching this year. Aha!
ocal color for another book about u.s.
tho erffragettes murruied gleefully.
The Mems League. two thousand strong
E. q conservative estimate will fall in At
l.,h street. tn" latest news to rejoice
,hs,r hearts (tor Mr. Roosevelts detection
has NOT plunged them into gloom from
which there il no hore OF recovery MT
peadle said last night is the news from
France that President Falleres has just
Joined the Mems League OF France. All
the Europcan countries are represented III
an international Mems League. which VIII
be represented by vittorio Racca, pro-
fcs4or I'm the University Of Rome.
Mo Socialist Division This Year.
The fact that no Socialist division ar-
pesrs on the oficial programme Of the
parade has led 70 the impression hat the
Socialist women, ali Of whom are redhot
suffragists. had retired from this demon
etrstion Of their principles. The SOCIALIST
women explained. however, that this was
NOT 60 Technically. there Till he no So
cisIist division. the party having decided TO
axe no part In the parade officially
In reality there will he red banners and
rcd badges galore The Socialism women
will march with the Women's Trade Union
League. Of which many Of them are mem
bers, and all will form part Of the
Woman Suffrage psrty's detachment. Miss
Leonora o'Reilly Is recruiting the Socialist
sisters They are going To wear white
waists. dark skirts and small hats
The Equal Franchise Society will he led
by Miss Eliza beth Burchenal. whose cos
tune will combine the colors Of the society.
bIue and white. She will wear white dress
with broad blue sash. and ner white
porade hat will he trimmed with blue The
hundred women who follow her will he In
white with blue badges and before them
will go brass band Of nine pieces. Two
blue banners will bear the legends: IAN
this is a natural consequence Of teaching
girls 10 read" and THE right to follow
duty far and wide. TO live as nobly as our
men have died
Mrs Pearce Bailey. Mrs. Joseph Ia
Rocaue. Miss Caroline King puer, Mrs
Howard Mansfield and Mrs. Jessica Gar
retson Finch will lead this delegation. Mrs
Clarence Mackay. the founder. is In town
for the parade, Dut will not march,
Woman's Party in Many Sections.
Mrs \. e. IIughston is grand marshol OF
the Woman Suffrage party Of New York
civ. which is so big that ii will form al
over Union Square and fall In at l7ti
street. Mrs Hughston has provided hei
marshars flag with an electric light bulb
As soon as the shades of night descend
| u,lon her thousands in their march she vii
| have a light for them TO follow. She vii
! oder Halt" by turning out the light
Three whistles Is the first call 10 start or
again. and when the light blazes out once
| Liore the cohorts will move. Each marsha
has orders TO follow the gleam." The as
sistant marshals also will have burning