New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
Jersey group. led By Miss Nina @. van

Wrinkle.
In the Third Street group, marshalled
by Miss Ellen O'Keefe, and groupS
marshslled by Mrs. Nora Blatch Dc
Forest, who leads the Elizabeth Cad.
Stanton centennial committee, whici
viii follow, there will be two automo-
bilcs, IN which Mrs. Robert q. lnger-
soil, Mrs. Frank Carpenter and Mrs.
Henry Willard will ride. The mems
group. marshalled by Arthur Levy, will
follow the centennial committee, after
which will come group marshalled
by Mrs. Henry Butterworth; The Bronx
group marshalled by Mrs. Olga Chip
pendale; the men and women groups
led by Miss Pauline Calm and Miss
Charlotte Frank, and groups marshalled
by Miss Minnie Friedman. Mrs. l.. No
land. Miss L. L. Woodbridge and Miss
Lake.
School Girls in Line.
The marshal for Fourth Street will
be Miss Harriet L. POrritt. The groups
i'm this division, which includes the
Julia Richmond High School marcher,s,
will be marshalled by Mrs. William l..
CT. Of the Congressional Union; Miss
Eleanor Frick. Mrs Sailie ". Hovey,
Mrs. Robert Niles, hrs. Emily Down
ing. Mrs Howard Hopkins and Miss
Helen Schloss.
The Fifth Street marshal will be
Miss Ago Beck. Groups marshalled
b. Mrs. Keehn and Mrs. Calvin Tom
kins will lead These will be followed
by the high school group under Mrs.
Mary Bollinger and the Equal Suffrage
League. Then viii come the Brooklyn
division. marshalled by Miss Lillian
Walker, the group from the 22d Sena.,
torial District led by Miss Warner, and
the Rockland County division.
Miss Alberta Hill, marshal Of the
Women's Political Union cavalry brig
AIDE. has issued special instructions 70
her recruits They are 70 report 70
her 1t 2:3O Saturday afternoon on the
east side of Houston Street, at Second
Avenue. They are 10 wear any CON
.entional riding habit, but every one
must have derby hat Western
lough-ridirg costumes are barred.
The Women's Political Union section
Of the parade will start at 1880. The
line Of march will be from Houston
Street and Second Avenue through
Twentv-second Street 70 Fifth Avenue,
whore the division will join the main
parade, falling in behind the Empire
State Campaign Committee and pro
caeding to the end OF the march at the
Fifty-ninth Street Plaza.
The "antis" have accused the suf-
frage workers Of cruelty IN allowing
children to march on Saturday, but the
sufrragists have refuted this accusa-
ton bv furnishing "A nursemaid guard.
The children, who will march in lines
of eight. will be flanked by the nurses.
In the children's van, which will be
decorated by Kewpies, the youngsters
Of different suffragists will ride Among
them will be Miss Anna Smythe, Mas
ter William Withrow, Miss Catherine
McGloin, Master Vincent Kelly and
Miss Grace Vivian Haskell.
Float Parade's Feature.
The float in the international divi'-
ion of the parade, on which ten women
will ride, promises TO be one OF the
soreotions Of the afternoon. Victory"
will be portrayed b. Mrs. Philip o.
lcau. wife of the artist. The three
other svmbolical figures will be LID
erty. Equality and Justice. SIX women
will represent the continents, on All OF
which women have some form o. III
frage. Those on the float besides Mrs'
Poilcau, will be Miss Theodore Bean
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict MISS
Janet Travers, Mrs. Alice Barrows FER
nandez. Miss Eleanor Lawson, Mrs.
Florence Maule Updegraf, Miss Marian
Parkhurst. Mrs. julius Frank and MISS
Katherine Twomy. Mrs. Philip Lydig
has offered her house at the northwest
corner Of Washington Square for the
use Of the women who will have 20
dress for the tableau. o.,
Miss Lillian Russell will march with
the International Woman Suffrage Al,
lance, while a Beauty Banner Squad
has been arranged by Miss Portia Will
lis, head marshal Of the Manhattan
Borough Division. In this squad VIII
be Miss +. Oesterreicher and Mrs. j.
Leman. who was Miss Adele Lewisohn.
Directed by Miss Willis, sixty mar
shals will handle the Manhattan Divi-
sion, which viii be the largest OF al
ard will include besides regular work
ers in the assembly districts, an army
of girls from stores and factories.