Evening journal., 1914-05-01
( VOTES FOR WOMEN"
ARMY READY TO MOVE|
400 Delaware SuffragiStS in
Line Tomorrow to Help
Their Cause
MASS MEETING
AFTER THE PARADE

For the second time in its history
Wilmington tomorrow viii give full
sway to woman's suffrage. The DEM
onstration planned by the Congress
sional Union and the Delaware Equal
Suffrage Association is expected to
surpass in interest the reception Civ
en- to General Rosahe Jones and her
"hikers" on their visit last year The
local celebration planned for tomor-
row is similar to that all suffrage
organizations in the country have
J planned. Many of those who will
participate in the demonstrations to-
morrow will gather in Washington
next Saturday when national dem
onstration will be held there In De-
+ half of the proposed constitutional
amendment.
The suffrage movement here. under
( the leadership Of Mrs Florence
/ Bayard Hilles and Mrs. Nina +. Al
I lender. will muster about 400 march
ers, and these with two bands of
music, floats and decorated automo-
biles will parade from Front and
French to Market and up Market
street to the court house green.
Addresses on suffrage will be made
I by United States Senator Shafroth
and Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stubbs at the
court house green meeting. Mrs.
Stubbs also will deliver a suffrage
address at Horse Show Park In the
afternoon. Many men are to march
lin the procession with the women.
The executive committee of the To-
cal union selected the marshals for
the parade. They are: Homemakers,
Mrs. joni W. Brassington; college
women, Miss Barbara Vandegrift;
mems league, Dr. George Edward
Reed; doctors, DR.. Josephine NJ. r.
White DeLacour; nurses, Mrs. Mary
+ Hearn; Young Women's Christian
Association, Miss Mathilde Seipp; So
clalists. Miss Bolton; boys section
Eugene O'Toole: Suffrage Study Club,
Mrs. j. Bacon Stubbs
The parade will be headed by cor
! don Of police and an automobile con-
tanning Senator John F. Shafroth, Mrs.
John A. Cranston. president OF the State
Suffrage Association. and Mrs. Edward
Challenger. president OF the New Castle
club Then will come Mrs Florence
Bavard Hiles. representing New Castle
. county; Mrs. Slaughter, representing
Kent county. and Miss Miriam Gray, OF
, Brideeville. representing Sussex county.
There viii be two bands playing nation
al airs. the First Regiment Band, di-
rdcted by Benjamin II. Rawnsley, and
the New Castle Band. There will be
seven autos in line. The following num-
bers will be given TO automobiles:
No Mrs. Mitchelfs car, in which
will ride Mrs. Gaskill, Mrs. Mary
: Fletcher and Mrs. John II. Stirlith.
No. Mrs. Julian Ortiz's car The
occupants will be Mrs. Ortiz and two
|, children. and Mrs. Anna Maris
No. 3-Mrs. d. A. Warmers car. The
occupants will be Miss Emma Wor-
; raj. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hinck-
= ley, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Miller.
|. No. Mrs. Charles Warmers car
The occupants will be Mrs. J. C0field
Mrs. S. Lynch, Mrs. f. r. Hall anc
Mrs. George w Hoopes
o No. 5-Mrs. William Bancroft's
car. The occupants will be Mrs. viii
liam d. McElhinney Mrs. W. J. Web.
ster, Mrs. S. Saunders, Mrs. Stromans
No. 6-Mrs. James F. Nields car
The occupants will be Miss Sarah
Wilson. DR.. Hannah Thompson, Mrs
Clifford and Mrs. f. r. Moore.
No. Mrs. Francis ! duPont's car
with friends.
The college graduates section
{ planned and organized by Miss Mary
! r. De You. will dress in white ant
will wear caps and gowns. The fol
O. lowing have enrolled their names:
Swarthmore - Mrs. Winfield s
I Quigley, Miss Helen Cranston, Mrs
\ Jesse Watson Philips, Miss Mar
- guerite Wallace.
4 Wellesley-Miss Mary r. de You
Mrs. Charles Warner. Miss Amir;
Clifford, Miss Mary A. Pierce.
Vassar-Miss Anna W. Baird, Mis-
Barbara Vandegrift Miss Edit
Danforth.
Smith College-Miss Mary S. Ma
. lone, Mrs. Edward Phillips, Mis-
I Louise Naylor.
Bryn Mawr-Miss Margaret H
, Shearman, Miss Theodore Bates.
Cornell-The Rev. Irene Earll.
Mt Holycke-Mrs. Elyid Hunt.
Syracuse-Aliss Esther X. Smedley
Miss Mabel Fowler.
Goucher College-Mrs. Howard
|. Ross.
! ! Wilson College - Mrs. William
Staniar
University of Michigan and Colum
j., bia College-Miss Winifred J. Robin
y son. dean Of Delaware College 70
Women
, University of Pennsylvania-AIis
\ Mary Ospina.
! Delaware College Mrs. Mary B. Don
nell, Mrs. J. r. Aiilligan.
3, Simmons College Miss Florence
u Ayers.
Women physicians in the parade-Dr
!. NJ. r. White de lacour, DIR. Hannal
{ NJ. Thompson, DIR. Louise Washburn. DR.
d Florence NJ. Seward, DIR. Sophie Ostro
n Fifty residents of Arden. the Single
n Tax. colony, win be in the parade, head
ed by Mrs. Alice /. Steinlein. The,
q will wear red and yellow badges, mad
!. by Miss Elena j. Darling. Those VIII
II viii march in the parade from the col
v on are; Elena J. Darlang. Elizabeth NJ
Il Watt. Edyth Won Waterberg. Luc,
/, Hamilton, Margaret Spicer. Matildl
= Fling, Florence Garvin. Eric Stenlein
: Eleanor Stephens. Coro L. Potter. vii
d liam Lightbown. Amy Potter. ANN
q Dunbar. Isabel Calhoun. Katherine Mus
s son, Margaret Wood. Don Stephens
Chester Lightbown. Edwin S Potter
Eliza Jones, Margaret S. Ware. Mr..
\. William Lightbown. Lloyd Potter, Dor
: othy Dunbar, Hamilton d. Ware. Georg
Hamilton, Victor Cohen. lngeber
y Sehanchc. Edith Stcinlein. William
"a Candy Ferris. d. Barclay Spicer, Kar
re NJ. Cohen, Fred J. Steinlein, Evely
Harworth, DR.. Il. r. Moore.
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