The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-06
"HECKLERS' WILL
MARCH IN PARADE
They Are Coming From Boston
TO Take Part in Suffragette
Demonstration.

washington. February 5.-Three OF
tne original "hcckiers." from Boston.
Mics Narga1et Foley Miss Alice Car
..enter and Miss rockingham, sister -
Louis rockingham. former candidate
for Governor. viii be here to take part
ia the woman's pageant. This news
was received to-day, Reports that
rsn-cseatatives OF prominent Massa-
I'd. lseits families would be mere on
March have stirred people ~ sui
Erase headquartcrs.
Mss Foley Is one OF the most active
workers for woman sunrase Al the
STATE. and has been ass )clated wiz
sociological work. Miss Carpenter is a
,.,rnucr of a real old Puritan family
80 Brook inc. and Miss Erothing nam
ans. belongs 90 what might Doe called
me -hlue bl,ods' OF New England
Miss Foley and Miss CalPente:
learned Tic title "hecklers' for thei-
work during the gubernatorial cam
,.3irn II Louis rockingham. when they
llow,d him about and made the
cause of woman's suffrage prominent
81. lis meetings Miss Foley is saic
10 be- one OF the finest speakers for
,,ouan's suffrage in the country and
Mil n4 heard at number of meetings
mere.
i. Was announced to-day that Mrs.
Isabella Campbell wife OF former
governor Of wyoming. will be here 10
take part ia the pageant. Governor
taropheu Was chief executive of the
stat. in 1853. when woman's suffrage
Was Instituted n the State and Mrs.
Campbell was closely associated win
m movement she will be a prominent
lcuye in ths pageant. suffrage officials
here declare.
Ohio intends to be well represented
A. the big pageant. according to the
report received here to-day from Co
lunbus A special train viii leave
there at o'clock the night OF March
3 IN route TO Washington and carry
inr the delegation from that st. t.e
All women who intend TO come here
for the inauguration are urged to take
this train
Banners. streamers. decorations and
A band will b. among the features fur
nished. Letters 10 people all over the
state have been sent out telling of the
big pageant here. Enthusiasm equal
10 a political campaign has been
aroused, il IS said and it is proposed
TO max the Ohio delegation the big
Sest and best of the pageant"
Agitation for having stores close the
afternoon OF March 6. 20 permit en-
1,loyes taking part IN the pageant is
meeting with great success. it is re-
ported. Already three street stores
have announced that they Will close
and others are expected 20 follow suit
soon
Finances In Good shape.
II was announced to-day that fnan-
ciaI arrangements for the pageant are
IN an excellent condition. Contribu-
tions are constantly coming in from
tall sorts of sources.
Mrs. Arson Mills has been appointed
"a member Of the finance committee and
lis assisting greatly in placing the un-
d.rtaking on business basis.
Plans for filling as much time as
possible with meetings are now being
.carried out There were eight meet
-ings yesterday and six more are sched-
uled for TO-DAY. These include a
meeting at the Y. NJ &. 4. Building
this afternoon. 4 meeting at the Es-
rperanto Club. at the Public Library,
and at the Lutheran Church. Thomas
.Circle tonight, and one AT the Pen
sion Office at 400 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Cornplete details of The tableau- -
he given on the southern steps Of tin
Treasury Building have row been ar
ranged and characters will be brought
together as soon as possible. Rehear-
sails for the individual parts viii b.
conducted in small halls Whether -
not a complete rehearsal can be helG
for the entire pageant is doubted. 10
may be necessary 20 conduct this ~
night IL is Saia.