The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-03
PATRIOTIC PAGEANT
Program of the Demonstration to be
Given April by the Woman's
Liberty Loan Committee

The parade will start at 7:3O p. m.
The line of march will begin at the
armory on Fort King, thence to the
corner of Harrington Hall, turning to
the right, again turning to the left in
front of the Court Pharmacy. At the
Marion Hardware corner the pageant
will turn to the right and proceed
down Magnolia street to Gates gar
age when it will swing around the
federal building to the Elks' club,
turn and come up Main street to the
Ocala House, where the respective
divisions will line up according to
plans arranged. All chairmen with
their divisions are requested to meet
early so the demonstration may, start
promptly. Each division viii form
according to the following numbers:
Pageant
1. Miss Liberty, represented by
Mrs. Charles Fox. escorted by sailors
and soldiers.
2. Uncle Sam.
8. Allies (as they entered the
world war, with their colonies): Bel
gium, Misses Agnes Burford, Eliza
beth Davis and Sidney Perry; France,
Misses Onie Chazal, Charlotte Cha
zal and Annie MacKay; Serbia, Miss
Kathleen Leitner; Greece, Miss Dor
othy Hickman; Montenegro, Miss
Florence Leitner; Scotland, Miss Sue
Moore; England, Miss Marguerite Ed
wards; Ireland, Miss Katherine Liv-
ingston; Canada, Miss Caroline Har-
riss; Australia, Miss Doris Murry;
Italy, Misses CalIie Gissendaner and
Mrs. Frederick Hooker; Portugal,
Miss Emma Perry; Brazil, Miss Sid
ney Harold; America, Miss Marie
Hickman; Cuba, Miss Nellie Gottlieb;
Hawaii, Miss Helen Jones; Philippine
Islands, Miss Mabel Meffert; Panama,
Miss Jewel Bridges.
A. Band. Mr.. Lester Lucas, musi-
cal director, escorting Miss Marguer-
ite Porter, who trained the choruses,
leading divisions.
5. Navy division, led by Commo-
dore Sewall Light Welch and sailor
representing the battleship Delaware,
carrying silver star memorial of Sim
con Lagrange Sistrunk.
6. Star division, led by boys car.
rying gold star memorials Of Lieut..
Wiley Burford and Homer Rodgers,
killed in action "over there" and sill
yer star memorials of boys who died
in service in the United States.
z. Service flag division. Marion
county service flag carried by young
women.
8. Taper brigade. Red taper for
each star on service flag, carried by
young women. Red symbolic of their
blood, and the light symbolic of the
light of liberty from the darkness of
Prussianism for which they are fight
ing.
8. Mrs. Jennings, state chairman
of the liberty loan committee, carry
! ing U. S. flag.
10. Mrs. Moorhead, county chair
man, escorted by Mr.. Lorenzo D.
Case, orator of evening.
IL. Mrs. William Hooker, state
chairman national defense unit, es-
corted by Mayor Chaee, master Of
ceremonies.
u. W. C. t. U. division. led by
Mrs. E. Van Hood, district chairman,
and Mrs. E. NJ. Osborne, bearing the
national prohibition banner "For God
and Home and Native Land"
13. Red Cross division led by Mrs.
C. S. Cullen.
Il. Red Star division, led by Mrs.
/ B. 7. Perdue.
Is. Young ladies' brigade, led by
Mrs. W. V. Newsom.
Is. Episcopal church, led by Mrs.
F. T. Schneider and Rev. G. A. 0tt-
mann.
| II. Methodist church division. led
by Mrs. Harry Holcomb and Rev.
Smith Hardin.
Is. Baptist church division. led by
Mrs. r. S. Hall and Rev. Wrighton.
4 19. Catholic division, led by Mrs.