The Washington herald., 1916-06-15
SOCIETY women
in Big PARADE
Exodus to Fairgrounds Of
North Delayed in Interest
Of Preparedness.

The society women OF the Capital were
notably represented in the preparedness
pageant, staged yesterday in Washington.
4 Matron and maid of the most exclusive
circles delayed their departure to The
summer Fairgrounds Of the North, to
participate as marcher and spectator In
The patriotic display. Hospitalitles In the
smart world were suspended until the
last parader had passed the reviewing
stand in front OF the White House
The society aggregation included the
wives and daughters Of army and navy
officers. a large representation from the
former service camp at Chevy Chase,
prominent club women OF the Capital and
a scattering OF residential folk
Mrs Wilson spent several hours in the
reviewing stand, after accompanying the
President to the Peace Monument in the
White House car. Several of the ladies
Of the Cabinet and other prominent oni-
cial folk occupied places in the stand dur
ing the course of the parade, among
them Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. William
Gibbs McAdoo, Mrs. Thomas Watt Greg
ory, Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson. Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane and Mrs. William {.
Redfeld.
Prominent Women March.
Among the distinguished women who
marched were Mrs. z. A. Darlington,
Mrs William P. wooten. Mrs. George w.
Read Mrs Isaac w. LAttell, Mrs. Aora-
ham Lott. Mrs. Hunter Scott, Mrs. Emil
P Laurson. Mrs. Carroll Devol, Mrs.
~Georze H. Cameron, Mrs. L. W. V. Ken
non. Mrs Montgomery NJ. Macomb, Mrs.
Stanley Embick. Mrs. E. r. Cleaves, Mrs.
William jackson. Mrs. P. D. Lockridge,
Mrs James Loving Mrs. George w Nc
Iyer, Mrs. Robert E. L. Michie Mrs. Will
am McNair. Miss McNair. Mrs. Henry
PilIsbury. Mrs. Earl Ragsdale, Mrs.
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Mrs John Palmer, Miss Ames, Mrs. John
c. KeIton. Mrs. Chase Wilson, Mrs.
George McC. Chase, Mrs. William Z.
Borden. Mrs Fielder Beall, Mrs. hollis
Clark. Mrs. William F. P. French, Mrs.
Irving Dunlap. Mrs. Theodore Baldwin,
Miss Katherine Judge. Mrs. Charles Rust,
Mrs. William +. Wooten, Mrs. H. F. Dali
ton, Miss Victoria Emory, Mrs. Charles
ST. John Chubb. Mrs. Robert J. Fleming.
Mrs. kellogg, Mrs. George Baird, Miss
Taylor Mrs. Walter A. Bethel, Mrs. Mary
Srook.
Thirty young girls. prominent in the
army set. carried the huge flag which
hoated over the fortress at Havana,
Cuba, for four years, during the first
American occupation. Among them we're
Miss Mary Litten Miss Emily Kutz Miss
Marion Kutz, Miss Mazel Perry. Miss
Edith AuItman. Miss Mildred March,
Miss Josephine March. Miss Vivian
March. the Misses Pendleton, the Misses
French, Miss kathleen Moses, Miss
Kress. the Misses White, Miss Martina
Grihin, Miss Aurelia Sharp, Miss Hous-
top Scott. Miss Blanchard Scott. Miss
katherine Jones. Miss Whitney. Miss
Marjorie Russ. Miss Dorothy Aleshire.
Miss Elizabeth Evans, Miss Marie
Niche, the Misses Thompson, Miss kath-
crime Lawton. Miss Harriet Howe, Miss
Caroline Brigham, Miss Dorothy Graves,
and the Misses Cunningham.
Others prominent in the army section
were Mrs. John Eingman. Mrs. Lewis
Forester. Mrs William Forsyth. Miss
Merrill sister OF Mrs. Hugh Scott; Mrs.
Mark Brook. Mrs. Charles w. Kutz, Mrs
A F. Casad, Mrs. C. c. Sniffen, Mrs.
RICHMOND P. Davis. Mrs. Frank Clark.
Mrs Andrew Moses. Mrs. II. Lee Jones,
4 Mrs. S. B. NJ. Young. Mrs. Dennis Nolan.
and Mrs. MunrOe Mcfarland. Mrs. Henry
B. Clark. Mrs Edward Anderson. Mrs.
Harry Taylor, Mrs. f. l.. Butts, Mrs.
Percy Jones. Mrs. Frank Cocheu. MS
Arthur DuCat. Mrs. James a. Woodruff
Mrs. Joseph P. Tracy, Mrs. William s
Graves, Mrs. Thales Anes. and Mrs. Rob
srt L. Howe. Mrs. Hugh l. Scott, Mrs
George Barnett. and Mrs. Charles T.
Mcnoher marched with the Service School
section, while other society women seen
In the line Of march were: Mrs. Sidney
Ballou. Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. Nevin
Monroe Hopkins, Mrs. C. n. Harlow
Mrs. Benjamin Reeves Russell Mrs.
Luther Mott, Miss Natalie S. Lincoln
Mrs. Caleb Powers, Mrs Alexander
Sharp. ST., Mrs. Richard A. Harlow, Mrs
Ernest Roberts. Mrs. Spencer Wood
Mrs Mary S Lockwood. Mrs Paul Des-
seq. Mrs. John Callan O'Laughlin, Miss
Sophie Casey. Mrs. Frank Odenheimer
Miss Julia Darling Strong. Miss Rather
ne Gillett. Mrs. 4. C. Janin. Mrs. A. X
Capron. Mrs. F G. MacMurray Mrs
Rose Gouyeneur Hoes. Mrs. J. c. Kelton,
Mrs. Benjamin Reeves Russell. Mrs. T.
n. TaliafCrrO. Charles Doyem. Mrs. Rus
sell -MaCLennan, Mrs. VI. B. Hammond
Mrs, Gibson FahnestoCk, and Mrs
Stephen o. Ritchie