The Washington times., 1913-02-08
SUFFRAGETTES TO
MAKE FINAL PLANS
AT SESSION MONDAY
Chiefs of Different Divisions
Will Hold Meeting at Their
Headquarters.

Final PLAYS for the big woman's page
ant viii be arranged at conference
of chiefs of the different divisions Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock in suffrage
headquarters, 1i90 F street northwest
OF the parade and tableau will be re-
presented.
Mrs. Glenna s. Tinnin. designer of the
pageant. today is putting final touches
to the color scheme and arranging the
plat Of the different sections.
Miss Rosalie Jones. who is expected
here promptly on March !, ready to rest
in preparation for the pageant two days
later, will occupy the second section.
The prevailing color here will be yell
low and purple.
They will be provided with gray
cloaks, knapsacks, and slaves, in pill
grim fashion. Preceding them will be
a handsome banner with the words
Pilgroms Of Justice"
The mounted brigade from Baltimore
VIII follow these. All riders will wear
purple cloaks.
"Pioneer Division"
The pioneer division" of floats will
b shown in this section, series of
huge affairs on wheels and representing
The Seventy-five Years Struggle for
Freedom Floats will be exhibited
showing the condition of women's suf-
and as II is today.
Mrs. Crystal Sastman Benedict, OF
Milwaukee. now is in the city arrang-
ing for the Wisconsin delegation. In
terest is exhibited in the pageant all
through her State. she declares.
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organizing the delegates of the State.
Miss Ada James, another prominent
suffragist. will be here for the pageant.
Communications today indicate strong
interest in the pageant. Mrs. Annie Nc
Keller, of Peekskill N Y, one of the
New York to Albany, will be here. An
automobile party has been organized In
Huntington, N. Y, and viii ride to
Washington to take part Included in
the party are Miss Janet +. brakes.
Mrs. brakes, Mrs. McMulkin and Mr.
and Mrs Semmis. All of the women are
ardent suffragists and will take part in
the procession.
Philadelphia Delegates.
Mrs. Anna Towerberg, of Philadelphia,
notified the Suffrage committee today
that the delegation from there would
come with banners in a special train.
Mrs. Dora Eastman, of Cincinnati,
president of the Twentieth Century
Club, notified the suffrage committee
that there will be large delegation Of
suffragists from their city. Miss Jane
Campbell, Of the PennsylvaRia woman's
Suffrage Association, Will be present
with a large delegation Banners of all
kinds will constitute a feature of this
section Of the pageant Some Of these
are very beautiful and many are of his
torfc value from being Used IN other
wonsn's suffrage paardes..
Dawn Mist. heraided as the most beau
ftful Indian girl in the world, will be
central feature in the pageant. She
Will be accompanied by bevy OF lovely
Indian damsels from her home, Glacier
Park, in Montana.
All are members of the far-famed
Blackfoot tribe, who were associated
with the early discoveries OF the North
west. The party will come with beauti-
full costumes of deerskil, with beaded
moccasins and headdresses and with
real Indian saddles to ride Just behind
the big Indian float Ponies and ''Trav-
ais" TO represent the aboriginal mode
of travel. will be features OF this dis
play.
1t is the intention in this section
of the pageant TO exhibit the contrast
between the Indian women and the
pale faces" The women Of the plain
are coming to ask their white sisters
TO assist them In securing the ballet"
is to be the suggestion given.
Arrangements are now being made
with the Government to prov idc
transportation for these Indian girls
and to care for them while here.