Evening journal., 1914-10-16
THIS THE NIGHT
FOR THE MUMMERS
Unless Heavy Rain Falls,
King Menus Will Rule
as Planned
STREET DANCING
AFTER THE PARADE

King Menus will reign supreme this
evening in Wilmington if the storm is
not too severe. With favorable condi-
tions one of the greatest parades Of the
week will be held this evening, when
the mummers' parade, under the direc-
tion of j. Albert Oliver, chief marshal,
is scheduled to be held At an early
hour this afternoon Chief Marshal Oil
yer said that if the rain was not tool
severe the parade would be held and mo-
thought of postponing il had been given
it at that time.
Tonights parade will he featured by
burlesques ON the mounted police squad,
the Levy Court. City Council and the
High School ianitor.
Monologue artists from Philadelphia
will parade Market street prior to the
parade and entertain
Confetti will be tho weapon of the
fun makers, with ticklers as side arms,
and after weeks Of preparations all is
in readiness for one night of solid fun
The parade will form promptly at 73O
o'clock and it will start az S o'clock.
Chief Marshal Oliver will be assisted by
his aides, j. Winfield Scott +. n. Mona
CHAN, Mark II. Decray and George
Byrd. The formation of the parade will
be as follows
First Division.
Platoon of Police.
Marshal j. A. Oliver.
Aides. Winfield Scott. F. II. Mona
CHAN, Mark II. Decray, George
Byrd
Band 20 pieces.
Wilmington Mounted Police Traffic
Squad
Brownson Library Association
Loyal Order of Moose
West End Athletic Club.
Second Division.
Marshal
Band 30 pieces.
Naudevor Baseball Club.
Parkside Baseball Club
Browntown Baseball Club.
Band-20 pieces.
Delaware Hard Fibre Baseball Club
Peerless Baseball Club.
Highland Baseball Club.
Federal Baseball Club.
East End Baseball Club.
Third Division.
Marshal.
Heptasophs Glec Club Clown Band Of
Newport
All Unattached Paraders.
Floats and Nariously Mounted Organiza-
tions and Parties.
! IF there are any other organizations
wishing TO parade, thcy will be assigned
n place in line ON the night OF the pa
rade
Designated starting points for partici-
lpants
Head of parade TO form at Fourth
street Oh French;
French street between Fourth anC
Fifth-Platoon of police, parade officials
band, mounted police traffic squad"
Fifth street west of French with hea,
of column resting on French rownsoI
Library Association.
Fifth street east of French with hca,
of column resting on French-Loyal Or
dcr of Moose.
French street between Fifth and Sixth
West End Athletic Club band. Van.
dever Baseball Club.
French street between Sixth and Sew.
enth- Parksidc and Browntown baseball
clubs.
French street between Seventh and
Eighth-Delaware Hard Fibre and Peer
less and Highland baseball clubs
French street between Eighth and
Ninth-Fcderal and East End baseball
clubs Heptasophs Clown Band and all
unattached paraders.
French street between Ninth and
Tenth-hloats and variously mounted
organizations aud parties.
Following the parade, the mum.
mers will gather in West Ninth
street, between Shipley and Tatnal
streets and fancy street dancing viii
be held Suitable prizes have beer
provided for the masked marcher.
and dancers. The judges Of the pa
rade will be:
w. G. Taylor. chairman Alfred B
Moore, W. L. Dockstader. Thomas NJ
Monaghan. James II. Kane and JOIN
S. Rossell.
The fancy street dancing will b.
, Judged by Professor Dwight. Miss
Kate McClanerty and Miss Margare
Opendyke.