The Washington herald., 1913-01-21
|CLUbWOMEN IN
WOMANSPARADE
Invitations to Be Extended to
Organizations All Over
Country.
10000 In LINE OF MARCH
Arrangements for Use of Stands Being
10000 In LINE OF MARCH
Arrangements for Use of Stands Being
Made with the Inaugural
Committee.

Clubwomen of America are to be ap.
pealed TO by the suffrage workers &c
furnish a marching contingent of 1000
Mrs. +. T. Dubois, wife of former SEN
ator Dubois, prominent club worker and
chairman OF the committee on women S
clubs. has prepared 1900 circular letters
which are to be sent to women's literary.
musical, artists, social, fraternal. tech
nical. scientific and reform clubs
throughout the country.
All clubs will be invited TO march as
organizations. or. where this Is not pos
sible, to send delegations to represent
them. Womens church organizations.
auxiliaries. aid societies, and religion
study clubs are to be especially appealed
to TO assist in the big demonstration for
equal rights reform.
Capital Women to March.
The women's clubs Of the Capital are
expected to furnish continsents OF
marchers. Mrs. William Kent, Miss
Eliza Hardy Lord. Mrs. Nina Allender.
Miss Stella McCalls, Mrs. r. D. Has
brouck. Miss Alice Paul. and Miss Lucy
Burns are to appear before the various
District clubs and urge them to organize
for March 3.
Mrs. Dubois will address the members
OF the Mothers Congress, which meets
at the New Raleigh this afternoon. Mrs
Johnston at the same time will lecture
before a meeting OF the National Wom-
ems Rivers and Harbors Congress, of
which she is a member. at the New Will
lard, urging them TO form a marching
contingent.
Miss Ruth VoIlenden will organize the
wOmen's clubs and societies of Mary
land and Virginia. Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
has been appointed tu take charge of
this work in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Lewis
is member of the Congressional com
mittee. In Now York. Mrs. Raymond
Brown. of the Women's Political Union;
Mrs. F. Cothren. Of the Woman Suffrage
Party. and Mrs. Helen Potter. Of the
Collegiate Equal Suffrage Association.
will organize Contingents from the wnm-
ems clubs of New York. Mrs Harriet
Stanton Black and Mrs. Harriet Burton
Laidlaw will work among the clubs of
the metropolis.
To Hold Debate.
A Joint debate. at which the anti-suf-
fragists are said TO be especially wel-
come, is TO be held at the Rochambeau
next Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Robert
NJ La Toilette. wife OF Senator La Fol-
lette. will be the principal speaker.
An opcn-air meeting will he held he
fore the headquarters on F Street to-
morrow, and another meeting will he
held by Miss Elsie Hill at the Burling
ton next Monday.
Arrangements are now being made by
officials of the suffragists to cooperate
with the inaugural committee for the use
of the stands for the pageant. Sugges-
tions have been made by the women.
II is said, that tickets sold for seats in
the stands be made good for the inaugu-
raj parade, and for the pageant. Miss
Alice Paul. chairman of the Congresson-
al committee. and Mrs. Helen II. Gar
dener. chairman OF the press committee.
are to-day comforting with Senator Suth-
erland and other members of the Public
Buildings and Grounds Committee on
this matter.
New members of the advisory commit
tee are Mrs. Huntington Wilson. wife of
the Assistant Secretary OF State: Com
ma nder and Mrs. Charles A. Adams, and
Gen. WUtherspoOn.