The New York herald., 1922-06-09
PRESIDENT At HOME
'f OF FRELINGHUYSEN
Rests on Way to Princeton
and Wins at Golf With
Edge and Gillett.
RECEIVES DEGREE TO-DAY
will Dedicate Battle Monu-
/ mcnt and Be HOnored as
~ Doctor Of Laws.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HraAID'
SoMERyIILE. n. j., June S.--President
Harding, on his way to Princeton fcr the
dedication of the Princeton battle fnonu-
ment. was at the summer home OF Senator
Frelinghuysen. near this place, to-day
for a brief rest
With Mrs. Harding George b. chris
tian. his secretary. and Brighten. saw
yer. the President devoted himself 10
recreation. He brought with him nu.
few official papers from Washington
and after long train ride had iunSheoh
at the Frelinghuysen home
After luncheon the President. with
Senator Frelinghuysen. Senator edge
and Speaker Gllett of the Hou-e OF
Representatives went across the roae, ior
an eighteen hole golf match at the Harl-
tan Valley Golf Club
No speeches were made by the fresi-
dent on his trip, and though ne was III
the home precinct of Senator Freiine-
huysen. who is up for reelection, he gave
no attention to politics except oossioiy
for few moments when he conferred
with William N. Runyon. State Senator
of New Jersey, who SO far has no OPP
position for the Republican nomination
for Governor of the State. Runyop was
en- route from Plainfield to Trenton.
No conferences were held at the
Frelinghuysen home, and there was no
formal social function, the evening peing
devoted to a homelke social gathering
on the spacious Frelinghuysen porch.
The Presidential party will leave mere
Tomorrow morning to motor to Prince
ton,
The afternoon golf match was won oy
the President and Senator Frelinghuy-
sen. but the scores were well over the
IA par of the Raritan course.
specio, Dispatch to THE NEw YoaK HnRALD-
PRINCETON, June S,-President Har-
2 ding will dedicate the Princeton battle
monument here tomorrow The exer-
cises will take place at O'Clock, after
which the Chief Executive and his party
will be entertained at luncheon at Nor
ven' At o'clock Mr.. Harding will
receive the honorable degree of Doctor
of Laws from Princeton University and
at 4 he will be the chief guest at a
reception by DR.. and Mrs. Hibben at
Prospect.
A salute OF twsnty-one guns will
greet the Presidential party as it reaches
Bayard lane. and on its arrival at the
monument at square at the end Of
Nassau street band will play THE
Star Spangled Banner" The Right Rev.
Paul Matthews. Bishop of New Jersey,
Will deliver the invocation and the mon
Lment will be unveiled by Bayard
Stockton Sd. direct descendant of the
signer of the Declaration of Independ-
ence.
Then will follow flag ceremony by
the Sons of the Revolution, commanded
by Col William Libbey. Thirteen flag
bearers carrying the flags Of the original
thirteen States will march to the front
OF the monument. arrange themselves
In a semi-circle about an American fiag
and then dip their flags in salutatior
to the national emblem.
The monument will be presented by
Frederick MacMonnies. sculptor. and
accepted and transferred to the State
or New Jersey by Bayard Stockton,
president of the Battle Monument Com
mission. Gov. Edwards will respond
on behalf of the State. DIR. Henry Van
Dyke will read his poem. written In
commemoration of the battle. Presi-
dent Harding will make the dedication
and the exercises will close with the
singing of THE Star Spangled Banner. :"
At the award of the presidents de-
gree DIR. Hibben will welcome President
Harding. who will be presented for the
degree by Dean West. After the Presi-
dents response. "Old Nassau" will be
sung. and the procession viii proceed
to the gateway, where the President
the Governor and DR.. Hibben will 60 to
Prospect.