The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-01-11
Wife of Lieutenant Burleson
of Fort Myer Will Be the
Commander of Cavalry
Women in Dernonstra-
ton in Washington, D. c.,
on Afternoon of March 8
EVERY STATE WILL
SEND DELEGATION
Advisory Committee, Head
ed by Senator and Mrs. La
Toilette, Includes Works
and Kahn of California
and Many Other Active
Leaders in National Life
Especial Dispatch to The CALI
ASHINGTnN Ian n

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-Society
women on horseback will head the pa
geant of sufragettes along Pennsyl-
vania avenue on the afternoon of March
3, the leader of the cavalry women" to
be Mrs. Burleson. wife of Lieutenant
Richard Bur1eson of Fort Myer.
The squadron viii be picked from
among the society women riders Of
Washington. although it is possible that
other cities will be represented.
Mrs. Burleson. who practically will
be marshal of the parade, is an attrac-
tive young woman and a familiar figure
along the bride paths in this vicinity.
She is an excellent horsewoman and has
ideas about things military.
PINCHoT'S NIECE TO RIDE
announced their intention of riding are
Miss Julia Goldsboro. Mrs. Churchill
Candee, Mrs. Glenn A. Sinnin, Mrs
Charlotte weikert and Mrs Mary Nor
gan, the latter a niece of Clifford Pin
chot. 1t is expected that the squadron
Of cavalry women will include more
than So
Much interest has been aroused over
the big pageant, which win be under
the auspices Of the National Womans
Suffrage association. The promoters
plan to have about 1000 women in line
and to have every state in the union
represented. The Womans Suffrage
union of New York the woman's Suf-
frage society of Connecticut and similar
organizations already have given assur-
anoe that they will have delegations in
the parade.
HOME MAKERS SECTION
Plans are to divide the pageant into
sections. A home makers section"
was organized today with Mrs. Moore,
wife Of Commodore w S. Moore, as
chairman. and Mrs. Knox, wife Of the
secretary Of state, as vice chairman.
Invitations will be sent all over the
country asking women to participate in
this feature of the demonstration.
Some of the prominent sections and
their respective chairmen are as fol-
lows:
Actors, Mrs Celia La Toilette; artists,
Mrs. Irving Moller, Australian women,
Mrs. Leslie street college women. Miss
Elsie Hill; lawyers, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey (chairman,.s Miss Gertrude
Leonard tvfce chairman; women's
clubs, Mrs. i. T. Dubois; working
women. Miss Bliss Finley.
The advisory committee. which is
headed by Senator and Mrs. La Toilette.
includes the following:
Senator and Mrs. Sutherland Of
Utah, Senator and Mrs. Bourne OF Ore
gop. Senator and Mrs Ga1rnger OF
New Hampshire. Senator and Mrs.
Townsend OF Michigan, Senator and
Mrs. Poindexter OF Washington. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Chamberlain of Oregon.
Senator Joseph L. Bristow OF Kansas,
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas. SEN
Of California, Mrs. Stone of Illinois.
Mrs. Kent of California, Admiral and
Mrs. Wainwright, Commodore and Mrs.
w. S. Moore. General and Mrs Anson
Mills. Colonel and Mrs. Selden Day.
Mrs Gillett Hill. Mrs. P. B. Claxton.
Mrs. #. T. Dubois. Mrs. Thomas l..
Macdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. John Willkie.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kahn, Rev. and
Mrs. u. G. Pierce, Mrs. Janet Richards,
Mrs. Eugene Carr. Mrs. Robert Baker.
Mrs. Clark f. Carr of New Mexico.
Mrs Ryan Devoreaux. Colonel and
Mrs. H. F. BIount, Mrs. Lyman b.
Swormstedt. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b.
Mcfarland, DR.. and Mrs. Harvey
Wiley. Mrs. Carl Cranton and Mrs.
Theodore Noyes