The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-15

"A charming new hostess in the.
WASHINGTON diplomatic set is the wife
OF the Mexican ambassador, Sonora
Calero. She is just little more than
~ ana Is a bride of a few weeks.
senor Manuel Calero is one of the
Nounsest men who has reached high
rank in he diplomatic service of his
country. He is less than 40. Int he
mad been married before and has
quite an interesting family On Mon
DAY last the Mexican ambassador and
sonora Calfeo gave a reception i'm the
embassy in street. The ambassa-
dor and his wife are entertaining
Miss Maria Leon of New York.
daughter of an old friend from Mex
GO CITY, now in business in his coun-
Try. Miss Leon speaks English like
a native and she has been an inyal.
liable assistant to Zenora Calero. who
is Just learning to speak the YER
nacular. The Mexican mbassad or
and his wife are spending the week
IN New York and will go to Newport
or TO the north shore of Massachu-
sets seeking a summer home.
a h~ospltable home closed this week
IN washington was that of Represen-
tatlre Joseph G.. Cannon. Miss Helen
Iahnon who has been her fathers
nome Keeper since the death of her
mother nearly twenty years ago. sail.
ca with her pretty young niece. Miss
virginia lie Seure. for Italy. Miss
lie Seure ha sa wonderfully clear and
hlsh soprano voice and she will re-
main in Europe for some wears tn
study under the best masters, n;s.
Helen Cannon will stay with her for
some months as her mother. Mrs. lie
oeure mas the are o fyounper chill
dren. Mrs. LIE Seure will come IN
washington next season as often as
she can get away. but it is likely hat
representative Cannon will go to a
MOTEL. His home has been a radiat-
ins point for more than ten years
NO speaker in modern times has been
such a generous host and few women
nave made such a tactful gr%acious
hostess as his daughter.
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, president
of the National American Woman Suf-
1rage association, has made a state
meht as to h she would do if she
We're president of the nation. giving
the names of those she would selan,
for her cabinet and giving her views
on n matters of education. the tariff
the violation of the constitution. mar
cells post legislation. compulsory sale
of lands owned by the government at
a valuation similar to that place. nm
Oh tnen Ior purposes of taxation. and
the sale of the land by the govern
ment at cost to homesteaders.
In an interview given to McC,alls
magazine. DIR. Shaw declares that the
federal constitution is now being de-
liberately violated, urging that the
guarantee of the constitution to nro-
tect the states in a republican form
OF government presupposes that no
state would have the power to dis
franchise any class or sex OF its riti-
zens without due cause, or to estah.
lizsh as a qualification for citizenship
sthc i~nseperable barrier of sex which
disqualifies one-half Of its citizens
from voting"
Advocates Federal Control,
DIR. Shaw advocates federal control
of railways. telegraphs. telephones.
water power and water supplies and
wants uniform marriage and divorce
laws n enforcement of Quarantine
and child labor laws.
In her. choice as cabinet officers. she
mentions:
Miss Jane Adams of Chicago. for
secretary Of state; Mrs. Hetty Green
for secretary of the treasury; Andrew
Carnegie for secretary of war: Louis
d. Brandies for attorney-general:
Senator Jonathan Bourne for post
master-general: Mrs. Ella FlagR
Young of Chicago. for secretary of the
interior; Prof. Charles Bailey Of Cor
nell. for secretary Of agriculture; John