Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-19
Six Will Take Part in Suffrage
Demonstration.
WOMEN TO DRIVE THEM
Will Join Army on March From
Baltimore to Washington.
MANY PLEDGES OF SUPPORT
Miss Alice Paul Visits Monumental
City and Confers With Leaders
of Movement There.

SIX golden chariots, designed after
old Roman models, will be driven from
Baltimore to Washington, with fair
sufragists handling the reins. il the
plans made by the women in charge of
the big suffrage demonstration to be
held here March 3 materialize. They
will join the army" Of women, which
Gen. Rosalie Jones is to lead from
New York to Washington, and help to
| swell the line of women marching from
the Monumental city to the capital.
This was the word brought from Balti-
more last night by Miss Alice Paul. in
charge of the suffrage demonstration.
who had a conference with suffrage
leaders in Baltimore yesterday. With
Miss Paul on her pilgrimage to Balti-
more were Mrs. Glenna S. Tinnin.
chairman of the committee on pageant;
Mrs. Raymond Hasbrouck, chairman
of the committee on banners, and Mrs.
Irving MOller, chairman of the artists
committee.
Entertained at Luncheon.
They were entertained at luncheon by
leaders of the suffrage movement in Bal
timore. including Mrs. Donald R. Hook
er. president of the Just Government
League of Maryland, and other officers O,
the league. Promises were made tina,
Baltimore would send a contingent OF
4tW women to march in the parade. They
VIII march through the streets of Balti.
more, headed by their band, board a spe-
clal train and come here in time for the
parade.
Inc baltimore suffragists promised also
10 sehd their organizers throughout the
| cause and to get marchers for the pa.
Tade. They have asked that 10000 OF
the pledges for marchers be sent to Bal.
tmore tomorrow for distribution
from all parts of the Union are com
ing pledges of support for the demon.
stratlon. Mrs Anna Lowenburg, suffrage
leader in Philadelphia, sent word yester.
Gay That she was organizing a Phladel
pnla contingent. and that arrangements
had been made for a special train to
bring it here
letter from suffragists in Montana
stated that, while it was too far for them
to Journey to Washington to take part in
the parade. they would furnish float to
be drawn in the parade.
Mrs. Ramsay to Campaign.
Mrs. Arthur T. Ramsay will leave here
for Pittsburgh this week and will cam
paign in the interests of suffrage and the
pdiduc through western pennsylvania
and Ohio for week.
The part that the golden chariots are
to pay in the parade already has been
determined. In each will be placed wom-
Ell dressed to represent a great teacher,
a great author. a great woman clergy
man, librarian, social worker and an
artist The chariOts will be driven at
the head of the section Of teachers, au-
thOrs, etc.
An appeal is being made by the mems
association favoring woman suffrage to
its branches throughout the country to
send men to march in the parade
clifford Pinchot has written a. letter in
dorslng the woman suffrage movement
and agreeing to serve as a member of
the advisory committee for the parade
and pageant.
Tuesday Mrs. Genevieve Stone, wife of
Representative Stone. is scheduled to ad-
dress the employees Of Woodward & 10th
rop's at noon. Mrs. Perky, wife of Sena-
tor Perky of Idaho will deliver an ad-
dress at the home of Mrs CasseIman.
SNW Q street. Tuesday evening, and Mrs.
Nina Allender is to make an address at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Dawson o57l
University place