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take the oath of office, by a picked
squadron from the 3rd United States
Cavalry, stationed at Fort Myer. At
the Capitol the same squadron will
act as guard of honor
While the President is reading his
inaugural address the various units
that are to participate in the parade
will assemble on streets radiating
from the Capitol and sound off, on
the march back to the White House
the minute the address is concluded.
The procession will move but a short
distance, however, when 1t will be
halted while the presidential party
hurries on and partakes of a quick
lunch at the Executive Mansion.
VIII Review Parade.
The President and Vice President
and their invited guests will then go
to the official reviewing stand in
front Of the White House and receive
the salutes of the Army, the Navy.
the Marine Corps and the Governors
of the States as they pass.
A short delay would be necessi-
tated, anyhow, It was explained, to
enable the governors and their suites
to reach their places in the process
auguration on the east steps OF the
Capitol.
The following States will be repre-
sented by the governors in the
parade, the State executives COM
prising the entire second division:
Connecticut, Maine, Vermont. Massa-
chusetts. Maryland. Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Colorado, Kentucky, New
Hampshire New Jersey. Virginia.
n
braska, Wyoming, Iowa and the Dis
trIct of Columbia. New York and
Ohio will be represented by their
Lieutenant governors.
Box supply Is Puzzle.
At the Mayflower Hotel, where the
charity inaugural ball Will be held,
Mrs. John Allen Dougherty, chairman
of the general committee, is con-
cerned largely with the problem or
supplying boxes for all who want
them. Every box available has been
sold and still the demands pour in.
This afternoon Mrs Dougherty will
attend a meeting of the committee
on ARRANGEMENTS, OF which Col. c. O..
Sheriff. is chairman in addition to
being chairman of the floor commit
tee. At this meeting the question or
nroyiding additional boxes will be
discussed and the ground viii be
gone over carefully to determine
whether it Is possible to place a linz
tied number in the dining rpom,
which will be one of the important
bathrooms on the night of the ball.
This place was suggested Saturday
at a meeting of the advisory COM
mittee. It was voted down at that
time.
This arrangement would make it
possible for the hotel to provide 800
or more seats in between the boxes.
Tickets Going Rapidly
Tickets for the ball are going fast.
1t will eclipse anything else ever
held in Washington, from the social
standpoint as well as in brilliancy
and color, From the West coast, the
Canadian border and the Gulf States
will come the social elite of America
to mingle with the Nations ranking
officials. members of the diplomatic
CORPS and the highest officers of the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
Miss Natalie Hammond, chairman of
the young woman's committee, which
will handle the sale of programs, an
nounced the last few membere of her
committee today as follows: Hon
orary members, the Misses Daeschner,
daughters of the Ambassador from
France and Nine. Daeschner; the
Misses Bryn, daughters of the Min
lister from Norway and Nine. Bryn;
the Misses de Graeff. daughters OF the
Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. de Graeff. and Miss Yousry.
daughter of the Minister from Egypt
and Nine. Yousry Pasha-
Others Are Named.
General members of the young la
d,es' committee-Miss Rose Marie
Kendrick, representing Wyoming;
Miss Helen Strauss, New York and
the Navy; Miss Carolyn Chamber
laine. Virginia and the Army; Miss
Margaret Zolnay, Kentucky; Miss
Elizabeth Zolnay, Missouri; Miss
Claudia Reed, Mississippi; Miss Mary
Preston, New Jersey; Miss Beatrice
Mclean, Tennessee. Miss Louise Clay
TON. Maryland; Miss Mary Louise
Johnson, pennsylvania; Miss Barbara
Stanfeld, Oregon, and Miss Helen
Carusi. the District OF Columbia The
last two. Miss Stanfield and Miss
Carusi, are also vice chairmen.
Judge John Barton Payne, chairman
NJ the advisory committee speaking
from the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
nbone Co.'S broadcasting station,
WCAP, last night, heralded the ball
as an outstanding social function
which would greatly benefit worthy
charities OF the National Capital. He
said:
,.The President. as we all know, de-
cided there would be no official in
augural ball. The ladies, equal to