Monroe remained active in Democratic party politics after her 1912 run for State Superintendent . She was one of four women named as delegates to the 1916 Democratic National Convention that re-nominated Woodrow Wilson ( Monroe was an at-large delegate ) . In 1920 , Monroe was appointed to a " Democratic Platform Committee " for the Washington State Democratic Party , which was chaired by Preston M. Troy
1916 Democratic National Convention
1916 Democratic National Convention
Mary A. Monroe