Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-18
MOTHERS SHOW
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used in what the society writer's call
beautiful profusion."
To BE Surprise
That the procession will be a sur
prise to Harrisburg, is evidenced by
the fact that not only are the scores
of units larger by far than they were
originally announced, but the women
composing them have been spending
the last few days in drilling, so that
they will make a fine appearance.
Last night scores of arc lights in the
city had their little squads of march
ing women, and the Hep! Hep!" of
men in command of the rockies
was heard in dozens of places. In
other sections indoor practice was
the rule. r
AS recompiled and rearranged, the
formation of this afternoons process
sion is as follows:
Parade Organizing
The monster Red Cross parade
was forming as follows shortly be-
fore o'clock.
The head of the parade was or
ganizing on north side of North
street, right resting in Front.
Platoon of police, Carlisle Indian
School Band, soldiers, with colors,
chief marshal and staff.
First Company
Chapter Headquarters Workers
(EXecutive Department, Instructors,
Inspecting and Shipping Department,
Work Rooms. Hospital Garments
Department Knitting Department
Canteen Service, Red Cross Glasses,
Motor Messengers)
Harrisburg Chapter, National War
Aid with service flags), Naval Aux
iliary, Harrisburg Nursing Section.
Second Company
Form in Liberty street, right rest
ing in Front; Hummelstown Band,
(Red Cross Auxiliaries). Stevens Me-
mortal, Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, Market Square Presby-
terian, Westminster, Camp Curtin,
st. Paul's, Mt. Pleasant Press, First
Baptist, Grace Methodist, Emmanuel,
Fifth Street. Methodist.
Third Company
Form in north side of State street,
right resting in Front.
Mechanicsburg Band, (Red Cross
AuXiliaries), Lutheran, Evangelical,
State Hospital, st. Andrews, Pine
Street, Catholic, Wickersham.
Fourth Company
Form on South side of State street,
right resting in Front.
Steelton Band Cred Cross Aux
iliaries), Pennsylvania Railroad,
Shimmell. st. Stephens Temple Sis
terhood, Calvary, Hershey, PaXtang,
Duncannon, Millersburg, Lykens,
Hummelstown, Penbrook, New Cum
berland, Dauphin, Wormleysburg.
Marysville. Lemoyne, West Fairview,
Jennings Manufacturing Company.
Fifth Company
Form in South street right rest
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Millersburs Band, State Capitol
Department Military Service Corps,
(Mechanicsburg) Girl Scouts, Irving
College Girls. Y. w. G. A, Emer-
gency Aids, State Draft Headquar-
ters, Bell Telephone, w. B. A, Mac
cabees.
Sixth Company
Form in Pine street, right rest
ing in Front.
Municipal Band. Elliott Fisher
Company, Blough Manufacturing
Company, Moorhead Knitting Mills,
Silk Mill. Harrisburg Cigar Com
pany, Harrisburg Apparel Company.
. Seventh Company
Form in Front street, south of
Market, right resting on Market
street.
Loysville Band. Division Street
Chapel, First Aid Corps, Teachers
Training School, and the following
school auXiliaries with the Common
wealth and New Cumberland Bands:
Central High School; Parochial
Schools-Cathedra st. Francis, st.
Lawrence, st. Mary. Public schools
- Allison, Boas. Cameron, Camp
Curtin, Foose, Forney, Hamilton,
Harris. Lincoln, Maclay, Melrose,
Penn. Reilly, Shimmell, Stevens, Ver-
non. Webster, Wickersham, Willard
Woodward, Hershey, New Cumber-
land.
The National War Aid division,
made up fthe mothers of soldiers
and relatives of men in the service,
will have in line one gold star flag.
The bearer will be Mrs. Elizabeth
Sullivan and she will carry a service
flag on which there will be a gold
star. in honor of her son, Sylvester
Sullivan, who was the second Harris
burg soldier to meet his death in
battle in France. The standard bearer
of the division will be Miss Elizabeth
Zeigler, daughter of Lieutenant Col
onel Frank r. Zeigler, who died from
the effects of fall from his horse
at a training camp in Texas.