Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30

lister from Bolivia. and members OF iesa-
ton: Senior Don Federico MeJia- minister
from Salvatore, and members OF lega-
ton; Senior Don 2. Ezequiel Rojas, min
lister from Venezuela, and members OF
legation: Senior Don Emilio c. Joubert,
minister from the Dominican Republic,
and members of legation: Senior Dr. Don
Salvador Castrillo, jr., minister ayonl
Nicaragua and members of legation;
Senior Lcdo. Antonio Martin Rivero, min
lister from Cuba. and members or lesa-
ton Mr.. Romulo S. Naon, minister from
Argentine Republic, and members OF fe-
CATION; Senior Gen. Pedro Mel Osplna.
minister from Colombia, and members OF
lesation; Dr. Carlos Maria de Pena, min
lister from Uruguay. and members OF ie-
cation; Senior Don Eduardo Suarez, min
lister from Chile, and members OF lesa-
ton: DR. Alberto Membreno, minister
from Honduras, and members OF legation
Mr. Scion Menos. minister from Haiti.
and members of legation; Senior DR.. Don
Luis Toledo Herrarte, minister from
Guatema a. and members of legation; Mr.:
Felipe Pardo, minister from Peru, ana
members of legation: Senior DR.. Don
Rafael Maria Arizaga, minister from
Ecuador, and members Of legation; senior
Don Juan Brin, charge d'anaires from
Panama, and members of legation; Cliff
ford Walton, consul general Of Paraguay,
and Mrs. Walton.
Government officials Present.
Philander Chase Knox. Secretary Of
State; Franklin MacVeagh. Secretary OF
the Treasury; Henry L. Stimson. Secre-
tary of War; George Woodward Wicker
sham, Attorney General; Frank Harris
Hitchcock, Postmaster General: George
Won Lengerke Meyer, Secretary OF the
Navy; Walter Lowrie Fisher, secretary OF
the Interior; James Wilson, Secretary OF
Agriculture; Charles Nagel. Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor: Chief Justice ana
Mrs. White, Judge Martin A Knapp. Dl-
rector General John Barrett and Assistant
Director Francisco ]. Yanes Of the Pan
American Union, Judge James f. smith,
District Commissioner Rudolph and Mrs.
Rudolph, Commissioner j. L. Davenport
and Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Stephen y: FL
kins, Blaine Elkins and Mrs. Elkins;
Lawrence Murray, Mrs. William r.
Draper and Miss Draper. Samuel y. Don
nelly, Joseph E. Ralph, Thomas {. paw
son and Mrs. Dawson, William I. >.
DOYLE and Mrs. Doyle, Franklin Adams
and Mrs. Adams, Sidney T. Smith and
Mrs Smith. Wallach McCathran and Mrs.
McCathran, Mr.. Weitzel, p. ]. Mckenna
w. E. Montgomery and Mrs. Montgom-
! cry, William H. Carr and Mrs. Carr. Or
W. P. Malone. Admiral Rand and Mrs.
Rand. Gen. ]. J. OConnell and Miss
O'Connell, Gen. George H. Torney and
family, Gen. R. NJ. O'Reilly and Mrs.
O'Reilly. Judge Mullowny and MRS. Mui,
lowry, Judge William II. De Lacy ano
Mrs. De Lacy. Judge Tawner and Mrs.
Tawner. Milton E. Allies and Mrs Allies.
Charles e. Jones, Robert j. Wynne and
Mrs wynne, DIR. Harvey w. Wiley and
Mrs. Wiley. DR.. Hannis Taylor and Mrs
Taylor, DIR. Albert Hale and Mrs. Hale
DR. J. Lawn Thompson and Mrs. Thomp-
SON, DR.. Dudley Morgan and Mrs; ,a Nor MOI
Dr.. j. j. S attery. Allied c. Whitton and
Mrs. whitton william f. Griffin and Mrs
Griffin. Senator Taylor and Mrs Taylor
William Callahan and Mrs. Callahan
John Russell, Thomas Russell, Charles
Russell, Robert Russell. Miss Rose Rus
sell.
Following the mass the diplomats and
male invited guests were escorted to the
rectory of the church, where a luncheon
was served The affair was private, anc
the government officials Informally com
pIimented the clergy and officials OF the
pan American Union for the success OF
the ceremony. and lauded the high ideal.
which, prompted the movement to cement
the bonds OF friendship between Ameri'
| can republics