Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-20
Women Parade
for Liberty Loan
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cty's suburbs. will give a bright. DASH
ing glimpse of their accomplishments.
The group of horsewomen will include
Mrs. Howard Henry and Mrs. a. J..
Antelo DevereuX, the daughters Of Mrs.
Alexander Van Rensselaer,, and other
well-known riders.
Mrs. Victor G. Mather has been Sc
lected as commander of the small divi-
sion of horsewomen. They will be ac-
Companied by an escort Of mounted po-
licemen. Among others in the group
of mounted feminine paraders I'm the
cause of democracy will he the follow
ing riders: Mrs. Charles Snowden, Mrs.
William j. Clothier. Mrs Robert Kelso
Cassatt, Mrs r. Evans Roberts. Mrs.
Spencer Mulford, Mrs. William IT, Null
ford. Miss Anne Ashton. Miss Gertrude
Pancoast, Miss Josephine MRther. Miss
Dorothy Mather. Miss Eleanor Dough.
erty, Miss Constance Vauclain, Mrs Ar
thur Spencer and Miss Alexandria b.
Dolan.
The marshal Of the parade will he
Mrs. James Starr, Jr.. chairman of the
women's liberty Lean committee for the
Third Federal District, exclusive of
Philadelphia. Marching with her will
he the Chairmen of the committees for
the various counties, and the following
Philadelphia members of the parade
NOIlIlllIletSs MTS N1tOlkt mari lEplii
Mrs King Wainwright, Mrs. Caleb Fox,
Mrs. George Elkins, Jr.. Mrs. Drexel
Paul Mrs. Stanley Smith, Mrs Theo-
dore Spencer and Mrs. Harry c. Earn
shaw.
The Belgian relief committee of the
Emergency Aid will be headed by Miss
Suzanne Silvercruys, daughter OF the
Chief Magistrate of Belgium, attired in
her native costume. Her aide will he
Miss Ethel Carney, who presented Phil
adelphia's official floral tribute to Mar
shal Joffre. Miss Silvercruys will be
followed by twenty-four members of the
Treble Clef Club of the Temple Choir.
Line of March for Parade
The revised order of march for the
parade is as follows:
FIRST DIVISION
Mounted police.
Great Lakes Band.
Mounted aides, Mrs. Victor c. Mather
Mrs James Starr. Jr, in command Of
Federal Reserve officers. ,,.--.. - 49,
Womer's Liberty Loan committees OF ne"
Jercey, Delaware and Pennsylvania.
SECOND DIVISION
Forms east and west on stiles street.
American Red Cross.
THIRD DIVISION
Forms on Poplar street west Of Broad.
War relief organizations,
Queen Mary Guild.
Women's committee. Council OF National
Defense.
American Star Relief.
National League for womens Service.
Pennsylyania Railroad war-rellef division
The Little House Of st. Pantaleon.
Emergency Aid
FOURTH DIVISION
Forms at Brown street west Of Broad
Frankford Arsenal war workers,
Baldwin Locomotive women workers.
FIFTH DIVISION
Forms on Paramount avenue.
Alliance NJ Catholic Women,
Federation OF Womens Synagogue orsani.
cations.
SIXTH DIVISION
Forms on Wallace street.
Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Danes.
Daughters OF the Revolution.
Moman,s Suffrage, rarty
Equal Franchise League.
CoiOnla DANES Of america
WomaRs, Chrlstlan temperance Union.
New Century Club,
Matinee Musical Club.
College club and Collegiate Alumnae.
School OF horticulture.
womsn's Club OF the Society of Ethical
Culture.
OrganizRtion OF Day Nurseries.
philadelphia Guards. women's Benefit A.
ISOLATION OF Macc0bees.
SEVENTH DIVISION
Forms on Mount Vernon west Of Broad.
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire GirlR
Germantown High School for Girls.
West Philadelphia High School for Girls.
Normal School
William Penn High School.
Kensington High School.
EIGHTH DIVISION
Forms on Spring Garden west of Broad.
Three Arts Club
Professional WomPn's Club.
Christian Workers Union
Pennsyvania Women's Press AssOcla tion.
Womans Hospital
United Service Club.
French committee of the Emergency Aid.
Quaker city Ladies' Motor Club.