For 10 points, name this October 1789 event when women protested bread prices by heading over to a certain residence of Louis XVI.
One account of this event describes the slaying of the brave Tardivet, whose head was then placed on a pike. Before it began, Stanislaus Maillard rescued a quartermaster and prevented the Hotel de Ville from being burnt down. This event ended with Mayor Jean Sylvain Bailly greeting a certain man who would later flee to Varennes. This action was partially prompted by accounts of a drunken banquet in which soldiers walked upon the tricolor cockade. This event featured tensions eased when the Marquis de Lafayette and another figure walked onto a balcony, prompting a cry of "Vive le Roi!" It ended with a group returning to the capital with a certain ruler taking up a new residence at the Tuileries Palace. For 10 points, name this October 1789 event when women protested bread prices by heading over to a certain residence of Louis XVI.
One account of this event describes the slaying of the brave Tardivet, whose head was then placed on a pike.
The Women's March on Versailles [accept The October March or October Days, accept Women's March until "women" is mentioned, then prompt]