Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-09

q. BurleSOn. mounted on horseback. ana
accompanied by her aids. Miss IneZ Mil
holland. dressed in the costume of a
herald Of olden days. Will he next Her
costume will be yellow and she will
carry purple banner. Ten ushers wear
Ing light blue and gold. and carrying
yellow and blue pennants are next in
line. and then a band. Next will come
forty additional ushers in light blue and
gold and carrying yellow and blue pen
nants.
Washington Brigade Members.
The mounted brigade washington di-
vision), wearing golden tan capes. is
scheduled as next in line The names
Of the women who Will ride in the
Washington mounted brigade We're an
nOunced last night as follows: Mrs.
Churchill Candee Miss Gunther. Mrs.W s.
Harvey, Miss Airline Harding, Mrs. Lucy
Neil. Mrs. c. f. Rafferty,. Mrs A. Il,
Whitner. Miss Maude Baggert. Mrs. NJ.
G. lobe Mrs. Sarah NJ. Rubin. Mrs.
r. F. Pestley. Miss F'erne Ragsdale,
Mrs. Nancy Skinner. Mrs. w. X. VIM
satt. Mrs. John p. Barton. Miss Nir-
ginia Tally, Mrs. f. Il. Sutherland, Mrs.
G. Seoane, Mrs. NJ. H. Worrell. Miss r.
l. Peter. Mrs. Paul Beck, Miss Rup-
pertus. Mrs. Light Ogle. Miss p. s. Page.
Miss June Slemmons. Miss Ablgaii
w Collins. Miss Esther Brock. Mrs
Mary Phillips, Mrs. Naget, Mrs. e. St.
Clair Thompson. Mrs. Russell NJ Mac
Lehman, Mrs Mabel G. Dawson. Miss
Antoinette NJ. Rudolph and Miss Lillian
Douglass.
The remainder Of the procession will
be in sections, as follows:
First Section.
First section. floats and marchers rep
resenting the women Of foreign countries
who have attained suffrage. o. those
countries where they have partial sui
frage and of those countries where they
are striving for the ballot A banner
inscribed. Women OF the World Unite
will head this section. The noatS repre-
sentng those countries where women
have the franchise will DC those Oh Nj NJ.
way Finland New Zealand and Australia
Another big banner in advance OF woni-
an marchers representing the, countries
where women have partial suffrage win
follow. Sweden will be represented by
one leader, draped in a flag. and ten slris
Iceland will be similarly Represented.
Great Britain will have leader draped IN
the Union Jack and followed by three
girls representing Wales: five. Scotiaho :
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India. Austria Hungary will also have
a leader draped in the national nag, 1ol-
lowed by Bohemian. Bosnian and IEro-
lean girls. Belgium will nave leaoel
who will be draped in the Belgian nag
followed by ten girls in Flanders costume:
Then will come a big banner inscribed
Countries Where Women are Working
for Suffrage followed by hoat rep
resenting the following countries; imr-
key. Persia. Greece. emma. rance
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many.
Second Section.
The second section will be led by a
herald in yellow. carrying a purple
hammer followed by a band. Then VIII
come banner float. representing an
amendment to the Constitution of the
I-nited States permitting women to vote.
Next will march the sturdy pilgrims;
,,nder the lead of Gen" Rosa!ie
ZONES They will be clad in gray cloaks
and with the kn:spsacks and slaves when
they carried on their long h'he ii''"
New York to Washington .
4 mounted brigade of "caValr!womeh
from Baltimore will be next in hns'
wearing purple capes. Next VIII come
four floats representing the various
in the United States. The first float will
show the situation in 1870
Third Section.
The third section will be led by a herald
in yellow carrying a purple banner. A
band will come next. followed by another
mounted brigade of women, all Virgin
ians. wearing green capes. y big banner
inscribed 'Mand and Woman Make the
State: Man Alone Rules the State viii
follow and then will come floats showing
the occupations in which men ana women
have engaged. The first float will repre-
sent Agriculture with man IN snuH
brown and woman in golden brown cos
tune A section Of woman farmers will
march be. lind this float.
The second float will carry banner in
scribed THE hOmemakers: we prepare
our children for the state. Let us help to
prepare the state for the children. On
the float will be "a man. woman ana a
boy. all clad in gray. The homemakers
section will march Immediately behind
this float
The third float will show man and wom-
an in patriotic Service-a soldier in blue
uniform and an army nurse In blue-gray
cape The nurses will march behind this
float.
The fourth float will represent man
and woman in the educational field.
man and woman clad in cap and
gown. The college women in caps and
gowns will march after this float.
woman in the practice OF law. A man
and woman wearing lawyers cap
and gown with purple decoration will
ride on this float and the woman
lawyers will march behind ii.
The sixth float will show man and
woman in the practice of medicine. and
will carry a man and woman clad i'm
doctors cap and gown, with green
decoration. The woman doctors will
march behind this float.
The seventh float Will show man and
woman in the field of labor, and will be
followed by the wage-earners' section,
wearing blue. Then will come a labor
story told by float, on which will be
seen. Greed. Tyranny. Indifference, fac
tory women and two children. Other
wage earners will follow.
The eighth will he the government
float showing a man bearing the state
on his shoulder. and a woman in blue
with her hands bound.
Fourth Section.
Fourth Section-The marchers viii be
grouped in this section according to oc-
cupation or profession. Social workers
will wear dark blue. teachers. light blue;
business women. next shade OF blue, and
librarians very light blue. Then Will