; (B) an inscription carved on front of the base of such sculpture that reads PETER J. MCGUIRE/JULY 6, 1852/FEBRUARY 18, 1906 ; (C) a free-standing curvilinear colonnade of six Greek Doric columns, also made of Cherokee Georgia marble; (D) an inscription on entablature frieze of the colonnade that reads IN MEMORY OF PETER J. MCGUIRE FOUNDER OF UBC AND FATHER OF LABOR DAY ; and (E) an inscription on the base of the colonnade that reads ERECTED BY UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA 1952 . (12) Several thousand people, many of them ordinary union members, attended the Peter J. McGuire Memorial dedication ceremony on Aug. 9, 1952, which featured as speakers— (A) the president of the New Jersey Federation of Labor; (B) the mayors of Camden and Pennsauken; (C) General President Hutcheson of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners; (D) the president of the American Federation of Labor, William Green; (E) the secretary and treasurer of the American Federation of Labor, George Meany, who later attained national significance himself