Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-12

ing departments. The children VIII /
be accompanied by the Odd Fellows
Band. which recently took first prize /
in Boston, where Il accompanied the 4
Odd Fellows Lodge from Chicago. |
Miss Kruse has personally superin- |
tended the details of the plans, and |
IL is expected that the colored schools |
will be most creditably represented
Chief Marshal Thomas f. ODonnell
and his aides have worked hard for
the success of the parade.
All scholars are requested TO be
at their various schools at / o'clock
and promptly at 100 o'clock they
will proceed to the line Of formation.
The floats bearing the small children
and the automobiles with principals
and teachers are to follow each diw-
sion of marching children. The pa
rade will be divided into six divisions
which viii be in charge Of the va
rious aides as follows:
Divisions Nos. l., 2, 3, 4. will form
on French street right OF line rest
ing on Fourth street as follows:
Platoon Of police, chief marshal
and Robert Weir, William Humphrey
as aides.
Wilmington High School with band.
No. Marshal, Gilbert Craig.
No. Marshal Osborne Quayle
No. 3-Marshal, Edward Cannon.
No. Marshal, Arthur Wise.
No. Marshal, Edward Martin.
No. with band, Marshal, Russell
Sturges.
No. Marshal. Charles StapletOn.
No. S--Marshol, Willard Barlow.
No 9-Marsnal, Morris Pierson.
No. Marshal, Aldrich Green
man.
No. 1l-with band. Marshal Fred
erick Marteina.
No. l2-Marshal, Gordon Linn.
No. 13--Marshal, John Anderson.
No. 14-Marshal, Earl Whitehead.
No Marshal. George Weber
No. 16-Howard High school wit
band. Marshal. George Written.
No. 1S-Colored
No. 21-Colored.
No 22-Colored.
No. 29-Colored
Second division-Form on East Third
street, right OF line resting on French
street; divisions five and siN.
No. l7-With band, marshal, Howard
Jester
No. l0--Marshal, Granville Outten.
No. 20-Alarshal, Robert Dickerson.
No. Marshal Hammond Broomall.
No. 24-Marshal, Francis Proctor.
No. 25-With band, marshal Samuel
Alaroney
No. % Marshal, Leslie Ewing.
No. 27- Marshal, Homer Lane.
No. % Marshal, John Challenger.
No. 3O-Marshal, Richard Walker.
Parents desiring 90 take charge OF
their children following the parade can
do 50 at Tenth and Eleventh and Adams
streets when the parade disbands.
| $4,000 LOdgemen 60 March.
| What promises to be the largest
parade in point Of numbers during
\ the weeks celebration will be on
/ Wednesday evening. II will be the
fraternal parade, and Judging from
the reports of the committee in
charge. there will be at least 10000
men In line. The Shriners OF Lulu
Temple will head the procession with
200 men, including the patrol ard
mounted guard. The members OF
the Mystic Shrine will march behind
] their band OF 75 musicians, every
member carrying a small electric
light to blaze his path.
Directly in the rear of the Phila-
del iians, who will come here on q
Wilson Line steamboat, chartered for
the occasion, will be Delaware Lodge
No. l, /. o. o. f., of this city, attired
in blue uniforms, wearing white hats
and shoes and carrying canes. Eden
and other Odd Fellows will follow.
The combined tribes OF Red Men will
also take part Tribes to turn out
will be: Delaware Tribe. No. l; Wa
meta Council ID. of p, No B. Lenape
Tribe, No. g.; Wynema Council ID. OF
p. No 10; Minqua Tribe, No. 5.
The tribes will arrange in the line
! Of march In the order Of their nam.
! ing. The Red Men will assemble a.
: their wigwam No. 515 Shipley street
y at o'clock on the evening of thu
a parade, and all members of the tribe
y and sister tribes are requested to b.
!. there on time. The members will form
~ for the parade at Sixth and SIMPLE
" streets and from there they will pro
b. coed along Sixth to Market, TO ThirC
< 10 Lombard, TO Fourth 10 Walnu
y They will remain stationed on Tn
e. north side of Fourth street betwee
Walnut and Poplar streets and ava
f., their turn in the line of march. TIL
~ members Of each OF the tribes hav
- made special preparations and eac
:. will try to Guido the other.
- Delaware Tribe, which will lead q
~ section, will be headed by a municip
band furnished by the City Coun'
committee. Their degree team win
dressed in the wild and woolly ives
ns ern garb. They will also have a flo
H. in the parade depicting Indian lii
st. Minqua Tribe will have two floats
nd line and their degree team win
II. dressed in Indian costumes. Wane
M Council. No. 3, Degree Of PocahontI
n which is the ladies' auxiliary of q
nd order, win also have two floats in lii
he The entire council will be dressed I
M dian fashion.
Lenape Tribe win have its emit
degree team dressed in Indian garb a
7 mounted. They will be headed by {
n' Minnehaha band of Is pieces, of Ne
oy ark, Del, who, accompanied by thir
us other members of the tribe, will be hS
as guests Of the Lenape Tribe. Tn
viii all participate in the parade. 4
committee in charge and Chief Marsl
Barber have made special request
4, the members to be on time. All tril