Evening journal., 1914-05-02
SUFFRAGE ARMY
PARADES TODAY
TO AID Cause
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Boys Section Eugene O'Toole, marshal
Autocar from Newport

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Boys Section Eugene O'Toole, marshal
Autocar from Newport
Many suffrage pennants were carried
by persons in the crowd that gathered
along Market street from Front 10
Tenth 10 view the procession. Purple,
yellow and white, the Congressional
/ Union colors, also were conspicuous and
were displayed in some store windows.
In Difference TO request the women
paraders appeared in white dresses. ex-
cepting the college section The women
graduates of colleges wore caps and
gowns and added o picturesque touch
to the demonstration.
The homemakers and Arden Sec
tions were expected 10 be the largest
I'm the line The Y w. G. a. section
included: Mrs. George Hook, chair
man Of the physical committee; Miss
Mabel Fowler, general secretary
Miss Mathilde Seipp, physical direc-
tor; Misses Elsie Robelen, Bessie
Burns, Helen Stant, lrma Phillips,
Emma Miller. Mary kleinstuber,
Edna Kindell and Margaret Toman.
Women who expected to march in
the college section and the college
from which they were graduated are:
Swarthmore - Mrs. Winfield 5.
/ Quigley, Miss Helen Cranston, Mrs.
Jesse Watson Philips, Miss Mar
guerite Wallace.
Wellesley-Mis Mary r. de You,
/ Mrs Charles Warner, Miss Almira
1 Clifford, Miss Mary A. Pierce.
Vassar-Miss Anna w. Baird, Miss
| Uaudaorfff Mics Faith
Danforth.
Smith College-Miss Mary S. Ma
lone, Mrs Edward Phillips, Miss
Louise Nayior.
Bryn Mawr-Miss Margaret II.
Shearman, Miss Theodore Bates.
Cornell-The Rev. Irene Earll.
Mt Holyoke-sirs. Elvid Hunt
Syracuse-Miss Esther X. Smedley,
Miss Mabel Fowler.
Goucher College-Mrs. Howard d.
Ross.
Wilson College - Mrs. William
Staniar.
University of Michigan and Colum-
: bia College-Miss Winifred J. Robin
son. dean of Delaware College for
. Women.
University Of Pennsylvania-AI Miss
Mary Ospina.
Delaware College-Ars. Mary b. Don
nell, Mrs. j. r. Milligan.
! simmons College - Miss Florence
t Ayers.
Women physicians in the parade-Dr.
: J. NJ. r.. White de Lacour, Dr. Hannah
NJ. Thompson. DIR. Louise Washburn, DIR.
! Florence NJ. Seward, DR.. Sophie Ostro.
f Nearly a dozen automobiles had
been placed at the disposal of the
marchers. Persons assigned to some
: of the cars we're:
No. Mrs. AIitchelfs car. in which
will ride Mrs. Gaskill Mrs. Mary
Fletcher and Mrs. John II. Stirlith.
No 2-AIrs. Julien Ortiz's car. The
occupants will be Mrs. Ortiz and two
a children, and Mrs. Anna Maris.
a No. 3-Mrs. A. ID Warmers car. The
. occupants will be Miss Emma Wor
!, ral Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hinck
Z ley, Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Miller.
l. No. Mrs. Charles Warmers car
p The occupants will be Mrs. J. Cofield
: Mrs. S. Lynch, Mrs. II. r. Hall ant
Z Mrs. George W. Hopes.
z No. 5-Mrs. William p Bancrofti
car. The occupants will be Mrs. vii
liam ID. McElhinney. Mrs. w. j. Web
ster, Mrs. S. Saunders, Mrs. Stromans
No. 6-AIrs. James r. Nields' car
The occupants will be Miss Saral
Z Wilson, DR.. Hannah Thompson, Mrs
e Clifford aud Mrs. r. r. Moore.
{ No Mrs. Francis / duPonts car
= with friends.
Some of the men who expressed an
intention to march were the Rev. Or
, George Edward Reed, pastor Of Grace
NJ. e. Church; DR.. Albert Robin
Charles u. White, George B. Miller
d DR.. Robert p. Fletcher. deputy col.
! lector of port; John L. Thomas, Rich.
!, ard Maris, e. e. Lewis and Jane.
: Bowman. Several other men marchers
: were expected by the time the parade
moved.
The motor truck to be included in
!, the Newport section, is decorated
! with green trees TO look as much like
v a forest as possible and, with thes,
: as a background, the suffrage ban.
ners are displayed in every possible
h place. Mrs. Justa Justis, who is man
aging this feature of the parade, vii
have with her a number of Newpor
suffragists who are not able {,
parade.
Another feature was the "voicelesl
n speech" which displayed suffrage
= inscriptions to the spectators.
J The Arden players will present tn
II play, "How the Vote Was Won" il
a the New Century Club in the even
ing. The cast will be as follows:
Horace Cole, clerk, about 80,
4, Richard Ervil
- Ethel, his wife, %. Mrs Bessie Wat
Winifred, her sister.
Miss Anna Dunba
Agatha Cole, Horace's sister,
-. Mrs. r. Barclay Spice
= Molly his niece. Miss Dorothy Dunba
Madame Christine. his distant rela
tive ... Miss Grace Colbro
Maudie Spark, his first cousin,
Miss lngeborg Schanch
Miss Lizzie wilkins. his aunt,
81 Mrs. A. l.. Steinlei
L Lily, his aid OF all work,
ol Mrs. Scott Nearin
* Gerald Williams, his neighbor,
IS Senator Shafroth is to be entertain
Is ed at the Hotel Dupont while in thi
re city.