Evening star., 1932-10-30
HALLOWEEN DANCE
AND PARADE PLANS
IN FINAL ORDER
Score of Bands to Play as
Witches, GobIins, Indians
and Cowboys March.
CIVIC GROUPS, SCHOOLS
AND STORES TAKE PART
Prizes for Floats, Costumes and
Other Entries to Be Awarded
Wednesday.

Witches and COLLINS, cowboys and
Indians, decorated floats and march
ing units in gala costume will proceed
up Pennsylvania avenue tomorrow night
to the tune Of score Of bands as the
city turns out for the Bicentennial Hal
loween parade and community dance,
final details of which were announced
last night.
The parade will leave Eour-and-a-
Half street and Pennsylvania avenue at
7:30 pm. proceeding by way of Fiji
teenth street and Constitution avenue
past the reviewing stand at Constitu-
ton avenue and Sixteenth street.
The Community Dance.
The community dance will follow be-
tween o'clock and midnight on a Sec
tion of Constitution avenue between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Am
plifying systems will broadcast the
music of dance orchestra and
streamer and spctlghts will play over
The crowd .
Grandstands have been erected on
either side Of the dancing area and on
Pennsylvania avenue along the route
of the parade. Prizes for hoats, indi-
vidual costumes and other entries will
be awarded at pm. Wednesday at a
meeting in the board room at the Dis
trict Building
The celebration is being sponsored
by the District Bicentennial Commits
sion and the Greater National Capital
Committee in cooperation with civic
groups, school authorities and CONNER
cial concerns.
Gen. Anton Stephan, grand marshal
of the parade. announced the marching
order last night as follows:
Section 1.
Marshal and staff; distinguished
guests; Halloween Celebration Commit
tee; 121st Engineers District of CO.
/ lumbia National Guard Band: four In
dians, Sam Bend Running Buffalo,
| from Boy. Whitefeather; cowboy, Mr.
Ghee; cowgirl, Mrs. Ghee.
Section 2.
| Elks Boys Band. B. P O. E No Is;
l21st Engineers, District of Columbia
National Guard feat; -Mid-city Assccia-
| ton float, Friendship House float i'll
| divtdual marchers. B. Ralph Cady,
Myra Clapper Sylvia Gordon. Minnie
Barker, Lucy Barker, West End Citi-
| zens Association float, Washington
Highlands Citizens Association, group
| in costume, Victory Post, No. 4, Ameri-
can Legion Drum and Bugle Corps:
Glovar Park Citizens Association float
and costlmed marchers, Southeast
Community Center float, individual
| marchers, Mr.. Harvey Cleveland. Mr..
Edward H. johnson, United States
Civil Service Commission, Florence
| Simon, Conduit Road Citizens Associ-
alton float. individual marchers. Miss
Georgia Miller. Miss Dora Miller. Miss
| Margaret Miller, Miss Esther LOhr,
Blair Hayes Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton float.
Section No. 3.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Overseas
! Band and two floats; Anacostia Citi-
zens' Association, float and decorated
private vehicle: Forest Hills Citizens
Association, float and group of II cos
| tuned marchers; Randle Highlands
| Citizens Association, float, individual
| marchers Paul Disse, Paul Bell, Mary
! Jane Fox, Franm Portillo; Congress
| Heights Citizens Association. float, in
| dividual marchers. Carl Rlickert, Elvin
| Thompson. Billy Yates, Violet Thomp-
son: the Kiwanis Club float, William
| E. Brown and coStumed group of 10
marchers; club of 13 of Industrial Stu
dents League of International Core
spondence School with float, costumed
group of marche-s, decorated private
| vehicle and costumed individual march,
er and band; individual marchers, Mrs.
| A. N Collins, DR.. Harry F. Davis, Ella
! and William Drysdale, Mildred Ewin;
Logan Thomas Circle Citizens Associa-
ton float.
Section 4.
| Cadet Band; Southeast Community
| Center buchanan branch) float; Car
rie B. Batson float; individual marchers.
| Violet Drysdale. Lola Startzman, Jessie
L. McKnee, Hilda Venetz: Parent
| Teacher Association Randle Orr School
float; George Herrell and costumed
group of marchers; Harold Snyder and
Community Center Department float;
| individual marchers, Mrs. Julia New
man, Margaret Lynch; Northeast Boys
| Club feat; Mary E. Bauer (group Of
three costumed marchers); j. Tlewens.
feat and decorated private vehicle;
George Washington University Band;
John F. Callan, Northeast Washington
Citizens Association float; District of
Columbia Federation Of Women's Clubs
float; Burroughs Citizens Association
| float; L. A. McCrae (comic entry and
| two decorated private vehicles; Cathe-
| dral Heights-Cleveland Park Citizens
Association; Richmond Park Citizens
Association.
| Section 5.
! Vincent B. Costello Post, American
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps and
group of 80 marchers, Rotary Club,
American Association Of Engineers,
Chillum Heights Citizens Association.
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
tion. Millers Cleaning and Pressing
Shop.
| Superintendent of Police Ernest W.
Brown has issued orders to members Of
the force in the police bulletin to per-
NIT playing of innocent pranks" by
Halloween revelers on Monday, but not
to allow persons to overstep bounds.
The orders read:
Members of the force are directed to
be alert in safeguarding persons from
annoyance and insult and property
from damage and destruction.
Motor cycle men and automobile
patrols are hereby instructed to be par
ticularly active in carrying out these
instructions and all men will make spe-
cial effort to prevent destruction to
street lamps.
innocent pranks will be permitted;
the ringing Of door bells, throwing of
-four, indiScriminate use of ticklers and
similar devices and rowdyism Of any
character will not be tolerated" the
order reads and instructs members OF
the force to carry out the principles Of
this order.