The Washington times., 1915-12-22
Pan -AnlericanSdVantS
To Be Feted by Society
Dinners, Receptions Luucheons and Other Functions
Big Part of Scientific Congress Spanish Lam
J, 's. A3s..r guage 0 Rule.

Eighteenth street northwest Mrs.
Robert Lansing will receive tho wives
Of the official delegatea together. with
such other members ~ their families As
NAV accompany them at 1923 Eight
conth street from 3 to d. M.
Dinners VIII he given by Mrs. Gilbert
II. Grosvcnor. Mrs. Alexander O. Bell
Reception rendered hY the regents and
secretary Of the Smithsonian institution
to the members Uf the congress- and in.
yited giests Ct the new T.D, building G
STRUTS TSnrsday irS pesSSek S;sS % aSecepton by
the president OF the congress-. his ex-
cellei1cy the ambassador Of Chile, Senior
Don Eduardo suareg- Mujics, at the em-
bassy from 1880 TO 700 o'clock.
/ Dinners will be given BY Mrs. Frank
lin d. Roosevelt, Mrs William Phillips
Mrs Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Andrew j.,
Peters, and Mrs. John B. Henderson
Reception by Mrs Thomas T. Gaff, at
. 80 y. m, 1870 Twentieth street north
! west
night al the New National Theater; the
/ Latin Americans to be guests of the
United states delegates.
Saturday, January 1--Breaktast bV
| Charles Henry Butler.
Mrs Edison Bradley, at home, TO the
official delegates to the congress with
| their families and invited guests. from
Reception rendered by The President
and officers of the Cosmos Club, to the
members, Of the congress from 500 to
500 D. m.
Dinners will be given by Mrs, William
Phillips and Mrs, Francois B. Moran.
| Reception by the governing board OF
the Pan-American Union TO the mem
/ ber of the congress and invited guests
at 500 .. m. MARINE Band, Pan-Amerl'
Sunday. January 2-Pan- n-American
mass at St Patrick's Church. at II :OC
a. m. Commemorative OF the occasion
| the ia stors Of the leading churches OF
Washington will preach Pan-Americar
! sermons. Afternoon-Automobil ride
| Rock Creek Park and Geological Park
tinEj.
Monday, January 3--Musicale at thu
home OF Mrs. Frank J.. Polk in honol
from TO p. m, 2s22 sixteenth stree
northwest Dinners will be given b!
| Mrs. William G. McAdoo. Mrs. Charles
8: Hemlin. Mrs. Charles !; Bell. and
| Mr., White. Reception by Mrs. HeHneT
Jennings at p. m, 2221 Massachusetts
avenue.
Tuesday, January 4-Dinner will o'
| given by Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett Ve
ccption by the trustees of the Carnegie
institution TO the members OF the cpn
gress and invited guests at p. IN.
Sixteenth and r streets.
Wednesday. January Especial drill a
Fort Alyer in honor of the memOcr
! OF the congress and their families a
2:3O p. IN. Reception rendered by In
Secretary OF War and Mrs. tiarrlsoi
TO thc official delegates OF the congress
and their families at 1890 Connectcn
avenue from ste p. m. Dinner vii
be- given b., Mrs. Andrew J. petert
i The Spanish-American Atheneum vii
r present the Spanish comedy. "Iara
aueta," by Vital AZa, in honor OF In
delegates, at $40 p. m. =,
Thursday. January 6-Visit to MI
, Vernon for the members of tTT> COZ
Gress and their families.
Friday January The President q
the United States will receive I'd
+, members of the congress AZ the Whit
, | House.
Saturday. January S-Reception at tn
home OF Mrs. Marshall Field, 300 Six
/. tcenth Straet. to the official delcGate
OF the congress and fheir families fToG
4:30 10 : p. ~. Banquet by United State
. delegation IN honor OF visiting de;r
gates.