She and Ms. Martin had been recognized a year earlier at a ceremony at Gettysburg, Pa., where they exchanged kisses, shook hands and placed roses on a soldier's grave.
The last speaker, Mr. Bauer, had attended several anti-abortion rallies earlier in the day and visited a cemetery, where he placed roses on the headstone of a stillborn infant found here in a ditch in 1994.
In the American Art Museum O'Keeffe's "Manhattan," a sharp-edged skyline painted in 1932 that includes three randomly placed roses as if to suggest her future direction, enjoys a prominent space.
The 225-page Dowd report details on dozens of pages telephone calls Rose's betting buddies made to his clubhouse office at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati in the hours before Reds games and then to bookies, presumably to place Rose's bets.
A 90-year-old survivor of the gulag prison system spoke, and hundreds of people filed by, solemnly placing roses or carnations.
Despite all the coverage of the Wilson family and their balls' dramatic imagery — the girls doing ballet, placing roses before a cross, ballroom-dancing with their dads — there is little hard evidence that purity balls have spread much beyond Colorado Springs.
Kati Leo placed a rose in tribute to the seven astronauts killed in the explosion.
