Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-02
HIKERS TO ANNAPOLIS
FIND NIGHT QUARTERS
Sufiragists viii Put Up at Board
ing-HOuses at Severna Park.
LACK OF HOTELS WORRISOME.
'Nighiies, Powder PUfEs and Ex-
ira Hsirpins To Go IN HsOker

With the discovery by "Gen Edua
s. Latimer. assisted By j. y. Smith.
Of Annapolis, Of two clearinghouse
at Severna PARK. which viii sccom
mo6ate the army" on the frsf might
OF its march. the success 90 the
suffrage pilgrimage from BaItiucre
70 Annap lie is assured
Severna Park 81 eighteen mEee
from Baltimore. ~ practically two.
thirds a. TIRE distance e. Aunarr
Each daf new recruits nre
added 60 the 'aruv. ore 81 SO laf.
est being Mrs. James Smith. w8fH M
the former president az te t
Arundel County Conu lsslrnars
The army Viii rgseh Mra. smrE 3
home three miles hevcna 4rnea
about noon 81 thf frsf taF afttr
entertaining the hunzry marehsrs af
luncheon. Mfs smith wiI acr
pany the mixers from thaf relnf fa
this city.
At Glenburnie The pilgrims wu
be welcomed By Miss Anna Hvav.
shaw. who viii cheer them With sana-
witches and steaming cups 81 tea.
Others who have recently enlisted
include Mrs. n. Briggs Ellis. Mrs.
Townsend Scott and Mrs. Sophie Ro-
sett. Msny Of the Anne Arundel
suffragists will join the hikers as
they pass their homes. 80 that q form
liable host is expe cted &c storm An
nspolis on the evening Of January T.
On the outskirts Of this city the
army" will bt met by the Anne
Arundel County Just Government
League, and a delegation Of Anuapo-
lis suffragists, headed by band All
the baggage of the mixers, including
"nighties. combs, powder puffs,
cold cream, tooth brushes and extra
hairpins. will be conveyed in Mrs.
Donald Hooker's automobile, which
will also carry the petition to the
Legislature containing signatures Of
10000 voters and several tons Of
suffrage literature Except for
little sweet chocolate to be taken be-
tween meals, the marchers will not
bother with food supplies as refresh
ments will be provided for them at
the homes of suffragists along the
way, and a hot dinner will await
them on the evening of their arrival
in Annapolis.
Dinner on the first days march
and breakfast the following morning
will be he'd at the boarding house in
Severna Park. No official uniforms
will be worn by the pilgrims The
only orders the General" has issued
as to wearing apparel is that each
marcher shall provide herself with a
pair of soft, roomy shoes, knittt
woollen gloves, woollen stockings and
warm underclothing. Rubbers ale
TO be taken along in case there should
be snow or rain.
As one of the objects of the hike is
to convert the country people e
suffrage, the General is making
arrange ments for outdoor meetings
aud speeches at Brooklyn. Glen
burnie, Marley, Boone, Severna Park,
Arnold. and intervening points. Mrs.
Hooker, Mrs. Calvin N. Gabriel and
Lieutenant" Keller have been APP
pointed official orators of the pilgrim
age. While they are talking the
rest OF the army will distribute but
tons and fiers.
An invitation has been sent to the
National Congressional Union of Sui
iragists in Washington to join the
hike, but so far no reply has been re-
ceived The march begins at 8
o'clock next Tuesday from the Just
Government League headquarters, ST
North Charles street.