The Hartford Pageant and Parade
Plan for the Hartford parade
In 1914, Seton was tasked with helping to organize a march on Hartford as part of a nationwide Votes for Women effort to pressure state governments across the country to support their cause. The Hartford parade featured floats depicting Joan of Arc and Isabella Beecher Hooker, founder of the CWSA, women in the professions, female college graduates, and states that had already granted women the right to vote, among others.
Receipt for supplies for banners and outfits at the parade
List of head parade marshalls
Dress guidelines for street marshalls
Directions for marshalls
Directions for banner bearers
Seton was responsible for outfitting and organizing the street marshalls.