El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-04
BANDS To
PLAYFOR WOMEN
Great Living Flag of School
Children to Feature
TUESDAYS Parade.

The paradS of patriotic women viii
be the striking feature OF registration
day, il the plans outlined by the COM
mittee, at final meeting held in the
| office OF Miss Grace L Harmon, in the
Mills building, Monday morning, are
carried out. and there is every indica-
ZION that they will be.
The women are to be at Cleveland
and Carnegie Squares as soon after
o'clock Tuesday morning as posi-
| BILE. All are urged to be dressed in
white, but that is not material
Living mag 10 BE Feature.
One Of the striking features of the
parade will be a Living Flag" made
up of little girls Of the various Catho-
! lie schools of the city so dressed as
10 co.,, as TO form the stars and
stripes Of the national emblem.
Seven Military bands.
GeR- George Bell, jr., commander of
the military district OF Fl Paso. this
morning, announced to members OF
the committee having in Charge the
musical program for registration day,
that every military band in FL Paso or
at Fort Bliss will be placed at the
disposal OF the committee.
Director Miller Of the Moose band,
has rendered the services Of his or
ganization for the entire day. This
band will lead the women's parade
in the morning ana VIII play patri-
otto airs at the great demonstration
to De held in the Texas Grand the
alter Tuesday evening.
One of the military bands. at the
conclusion Of the parade OF patriotic
women, will be stationed on the bal
cony OF the Hotel Sheldon; another
will be stationed in the lobby OF the
Hotel Paso del Norte and three 9TH
ers will be placed on board sight
seeing cars and transported from reg
IsCrauon booth 20 registration booth
throughout the day, rendering patri-
otto concerts at each
Line of March.
The line OF March of the parade
will be as follows; Form at Cleveland
and Carnegie squares. corner OF Mis-
souri, and North FL Paso streets;
east on Missouri 10 Oregon; south on
oregon TO Little plaza; through Little
plaza 20 South FL Paso street: south
on South FL Paso to East San Anto-
Mo street; east on San Antonio street
TO Campbell street; north on Camp
bell street 70 Mills street; west on
Mills street to Mesa avenue; north on
Mesa avenue TO Montana street and
disband.
The committee in charge Of the pa
rade of patriotic women consists OF
Mrs. Y. z. Raggio, chairman; Mrs, Y.
del Campo, Miss May o. Stevens MIS-
Geo. H Clements, Mrs. Ada Franklin,
Mrs William Wallace, Miss Grace L.
Harmon, Mrs. Anna Krone. Mrs. n. A
Mediation and Mrs. Nettie Van Epps.
Organizations to Take Part.
The parade viii be headed by pla-
toon Of mounted police, followed BY
the Moose band and an honorary COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. Chas. Davis,
Mrs. Seth Orndorff and Mrs. E. 3.
Cyrus. The organizations which so
far have indicated that they will be
represented are the Navy league; Ell
Paso chapter Of the National Red
Cross association: Nurses association;
Daughters of the Revolution; Kings
Daughters and other organizations of
women connected with various
churches. the Young Women's Chris !
tian association, including members
Of the Business Women's league; !
Daughters OF the British Empire; I
Daughters of Erin; WOmen's club
Equal Franchise league; Federation I
Ct Women; Housewives league; COL i
lege Women's club; Women's Rifle !
club; women'S auxiEaries OF all fra
ternal orders; the Tourist club: won-
ems auxiliaries Of all labor organiza-
tons; Parent-Teachers' club; grad
yates Of the various public and pri-
vate schools not members OF other n
organizations.