Evening star., 1932-10-27
10000 WILL JOIN
FRATERNAL PARADE
ON AVENUE TONIGHT
FIoodIights Will Play on
Marchers, Floats and
Decorated Autos.
EVENT TO PAY TRIBUTE
TO GEORGE WASHINGTON
Start to Be at Z 80 at Peace Monu-
ment, With Pennsylvania
Avenue Roped Off.

Fraternal Washington will pay trib-
lite to the Father OF His Country IN
spectacle OF parade and pageantry down
historic Pennsylvania avenue tonight.
After weeks of preparation, the Capt.
tails organized societies, augmented by
units from distant points, will march In
review. commencing at 7.3O O'Clock at
the Peace Monument, with 10000 pa
raiders in 100 units participating. The
event linked with the year-long cele-
bration of the birth Of George Wash
lngton is under the auspices O. the
District Bicentennial Commission.
The high point of the observance OF
Fraternal day, which fraterritieS
throughout the country seek to estab-
lish by congressional legislation. the
parade will include, in addition to mem
bers of the orders. representatives OF
patriotic and military groups. The long
column, assembling in eight divisions,
will be interspersed by series of col
orful floats and decorated vehicles.
Order of March.
The order of march, formed by Maj.
Gen. Paul B. Malone. parade marshal
was announced last night by DR.. George
c. Havenner. executive vice president OF
the Bicentennial Commission.
The units of the procession will as
semble in the area around Pennsylvania
avenue and First street, starting at Z
O'Clock. ard will be in readiness TO
move westward on Pennsylvania avenue
toward Fifteenth street at T:3O CLOCK.
All of the thoroughfares through which
the parade passes will be closed to We
hicular traffic after that time.
I-i,Nn CT n
stitutior avenue at Sixteenth street.
the mar rherS will De revealed in the
glare of dood lights. A distinguished
group of District citizens and ofilclals
will witness the march. The follow
ing is the order of march:
First Division.
Platoon of Washington police. Mai.
Gen. Paul B. Malone. U. S. A. and
staff: distinguished guests members Oh
the washington Bicantennial Commls-
sicnj in automobiles; Army Band, Capt.
william j. Stannard. leader; Sd Bat
talon. 18th Infantry; 1st Battalion.
1sth Field Artillery; Sd Cavalry Band,
I'd Sguadrcn. Sd Cavalry.
Second Division. $500
Fox Theater Cadet Band, Supreme
Lodge and Grand Lodge officers,
hllIILS Ol } lilieSS III otlOAAASNAAN|'
Uniform Rank. Mai. Gen. Tuggle COM
n nsnciing: float. Hanover Pa. knights
Of Pvthias Band, subordinate lodges.
KniPhts OF Pythias, in order of senior
ity of imitation; float, knights of Kho-
rassan, Supreme Temple and Grand
Temple officers, Pythian Sisters in au-
tomobiles. float, Westminster. Nd, Bu-
gle and Drum Corps, Pythian Sisters,
floats.
Third Division.
Improved Order of Red Men, Dis
trict of Columbia. Odd Fellows Band.
m2rchers in uniform. float lndlan SUD
iecD. Improved Order OF Red Men OF
Baltimore. marchers n uniform, foat,
marchers. Veterans of Foreign Wars
Band. Degree of Pocahontas float 'the
rescue of Capt John Smith by Poca-
hontas). Order of Eastern Star.
Fourth Division.
Alexandria Post Drum Corps. Junior
Order of United American Mechanics.
Daughters of America in uniform. toat
little red school house,, ElkS' Boys
Band. B. P. o. E. marcherS, Sons and
Daughters of Liberty.
Fifth Division.
washington Boys Independent Band.
Poval Arcanum and Loyal Ladies ol
Roval Arcanum, float. Georgetown Uni
versity Band, Knights of Columbus
Wheeler Club Boys Band of Holy Com
forter parish. National Circle. Daughters
of Isabella float Queen Isabella hold
ing COURT. IS decorated automobiles
carrying members OF Sodallty Union
float catholic rural school, float Lit
erarv Committee), 10 decorated auto
mobiles carrying members OF Catholic
Daughters of America. Modern Wood
men of America Band. Modern Wood
men of America in uniform, including
one ladies company; float.
Sixth Division.
Virginia Dare Drum Corps, Protected
Home Circle; float, accompanied by
escort of First Catholic Slovak Union
U. S. A. Chicago, Ill; Washington Ga
Light Band. Woodmen of the World
float. Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
float. Shepherds of Bethlehem, fioa
.tableauX or orderD, Jobs Daughters
f1ost depicting the setting of Bethe0
Victory Post Drum Corps. Order O
Ahepa. float. Women of the Moose, float
Seventh Division.
Vincent B. Costello Pest American
legion Fife and Drum Corps, the Crane
Army of the Pepublic in decorated auto
mobiles and the Woman's Relief Corps
DAUGHTERS of the Union Veterans. Lad!e
of tie Grand Army OF the Repuoil
tmarchers from Ulysses S. Grant Circle
William Mckinley Circle, Abraham LIN
coin Circle. William II. Beck Circle
William B. Gushing Camp, Auxiliary NO
d. Sorfs Of Union Veterans OF the CiVl
war: D. C. Society. Sons of the Ameri
can Revolution in II decorated automo
biles: Henry C. Spengier Post and Unit
No. u. American Legion: float tmakln
Flanders poppies), United Daughters
the Confederacy. D. c. division.
Eighth Division.
Masonic Band, Acacia Grand Lodg
"A. A. M, Grand Commandery, K. t,
Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order o
MOBILES of the Mystic Shrine OF D. c
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, Co
lumbia Lodge Eand Columbia Lodge Nc
85, l. B P. o. E. of W.. in
cluding Woman's Auxiliary, Columbi;
Temple. No. 422: Eva Allensworth Aux
iliary, No. 2. U. S. w. "; Virginia Berr,
Auxiliary. u S. w. ": Morning Sta
Band Morning Star Lodge, No. 40,
B. P. o. E: float (ambulance bearin
Elk colors with nurses until. Odd Eel
lows Band, Grand United Order of Od