The Washington herald., 1922-05-21
ROOSEVELT BROKE
DENBY'S PROMISE,
SAYS MISS PAUL

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ties will he asking for it every
day for campaign purposes. We
are veg sorry. but we can do
nothing unless We receive orders
from higher up"
President Harding will attend
the dedication ceremonies. but it is
not expected that he will make a
speech. In discussing the pro-
jected use OF the radio for trans
hitting addresses at the exercises
to meetings of branch organiza-
tions as far West as California,
George Christian. secretary to the
President. expressed enthusiasm to
callers yesterday morning. and it is
expected by members that Mrs.
Battelle, personal friend of the
Hardings. will interccde higher
up" before the opening at 3 o'clock.
Procession of 1000 Women.
\ procession of 1000 women will
begin the ceremonies. They will
| he led by 200 women singers, fol-
| lowed by a group of white-garbed
women carrying the purple, white
and yellow banners of the Woman's
/ party.
Next will come a delegation of
| women pioneers. including DR..
| Clara McNaughton. pioneer dentist;
| Rev, Olympia Brown. pioneer
woman clergyman: DR.. Mary Par
sons. among the first women doc
tors; Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey,
first woman dean of a law school.
State delegations will follow.
! Historic documents in the history
| of suffrage will be placed in the
corner stone. The first of the Presi-
Dental series of medals struck off
at the Philadelphia mint for Presi-
/ dent Harding, and the historic
"Woman's Rights" charter drawn
up in 1S4S will be laid. The cor
ner stone will be sealed with
silver plated trowel presented by
the only survivor Of the 1S4S con-
vention. Mrs. Charlotte Pierce, OF
| Philadelphia
Marine Band to Play.
The Marine Band will play the
overture and provide the music.
| Bishop John William Hamilton
will pronounce invocation. and
Nine. Alma Clayburgh. of New
York. will sing the solo. shout
the Revolution of Women"
Mrs. Oliver H. T. Belmont, who
purchased the property for the Or
Canization, will present it to the
Woman's party, and Miss Maud
Younger. legislative chairman. will
accept it, Greetings from Senator
Charles Curtis. Senator Thaddeus Car
EaG
from foreign countries. the States o.
the Union and many organizations
throushout the country will be pre-
scented.
Other speakers are Mrs. H. o.
Havermeyer, who will preside; Miss
Gail Laughlin and Mrs. Izetta Jewel
Brown.
The ceremonies will end with a
woman's occasional, the women's
chorus singing Shout the Revolu-
tion Of Women
Following the ceremonies, the ma
tionaI reception committee will hold
an informal reception to visiting del
egates in the gardens surrounding
the buildings
Among the leaders of the State
delegations are: California, Miss Gail
Laughlin. San Francisco; Connecti-
cut, Miss Elsie Hill. Norwalk; Della
ware, Frs. Florence Bayard Hilles
Wilmington; District of Columbia
Miss Sara P. Grogan: Florida, Mrs
Mary Nolan, Jacksonville: Georgia
Mrs. Oracle Butler Savannah; Indi-
ana. Mrs John Carey. Indianapolis
Louisiana. Miss Lavina EEan. Shreve-
port; Maryland, Mrs. Donald r. Hook
er. Baltimore; Michigan, Mrs. Will
lam ]. Block, Detroit; Mississippi. Mrs
Burnita Shelton Matthews, Hazel
hurst; New Mexico, Mrs. A. r. KEEL
lum. Albeque-que; New York, Mrs
Marcus Marks. New York City; Ohio
DIR. Gillette Hayden. Columbus; Ore
gon. Miss Emma Void, Portland
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Philadelphia; South Carolina. Miss
Anita Pollitzer, Charleston; Tennes-
see. Miss Sue White, jackson; Vir
ginia. Mrs. Sophie Meredith, Rich
mond; and Mrs. Jewel Kenny, West
Virginia.