The Washington times., 1916-01-04
Pan American Delegates
Will Be Guests at Two
Large Receptions Today,
One at Home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock
and other at Carnegie In
Stitution.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestook
will be at home. 28l1 Massachu-
setts avenue, in honor OF the dele
gates from 4 to o'clock.
The Charge d'AffPirs Of Argen-
tina, NJ. Federico NJ. Quintana, will
entertain at a dinner.
Reception by the Trustees of the
Carnegie Institution of Washington
to the members of the congress and
invited guests at p. m, Sixteenth
and p streets.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett, who was
to have entertained a number of the
delegates to the congress at dinner
this evening has been Obliged to re-
call her invitations owning 10 Ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock will
be at home this afternoon from 1 to
z o'clock at their residence. ZS11 Massa-
chusetts avenue, in honor of the dele
gates to the Second Pan-American Con-
gress There will be over 1000 guests,
including in addition to the distinguish
ed visitors to Washington, members OF
the Diplomatic Corps and representa-
tives of official and resident society.
Long stemmed American Beauty roseS
will be used in the decorations OF the
ball room and drawing rooms, and in
the dinning room there will be a pro-
fusion of pink roses. There will be
music throughout the afternoon. a
program Of plaintive Hawaiian melodies
by an Hawaiian orchestra, alternating
with selections by Boerstein's orches-
ira.
Those who VIA assist Mr.. and Mrs
Fannestock in dispensing hospitality
will be Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs
Franklin Lane, Mrs. David Franklin
Houston, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs.
Hunt Slater. Mrs. Arnold Hague, Mrs.
Montgomery Macomb Mrs. Julian
James. Mrs. Thomas I. Gaff, Mrs.
Charles d. walcott, Mrs. Hugh l. Scott.
and Mrs. Charles Warren.
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| DR.. Robert S. Woodward, president of
| the Carnegie Institution, and Mrs,
| woodward will receive the quests at the
reception to be given this evening at
| 9 o'clock at the Carnegie Institution
| building by the trustees in honor of the
members of the Pan-American Congress-
Members of the Cabinet and their wives
| and a small gathering of distinguished
people have been invited to meet them
| The handsome rooms of the building
will havo a simple. but charming, deco
ration Of greens and cut flowers. and
there wfll be musiO during the evening
| A feature of the entertainment will be
the especially arranged exhibition OF
the work of the institution.
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Several Pan-American dinner parties
preceded the reception given last nigh
by Mr. and Mrs. Jennings. Mr. and
Mrs. William Phillips we're hosts al
one; entertaining Mrs. Robert Lansing
Butler Wright, George Marvin, Or
LeSuHa, s0S Mr. II Hsr 70; robertson ES Miss Robert
Dr. Veloz Goilicoa, DR.. Paes Leme and
Nine. Leme, Mime. Kohlz, Mr.. Lefevre, oi
the Panama legation; Miss Lefevre, Dr
Agola, DR.. Guirola. Mime. Guirola. and
Miss Guirola. DIR. Matos and Mime
Matos, Miss Wlnslow. Miss Latif. anC
Lieutenant Dogassan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin en-
tertained at dinner last evening, thei1
guests including DR.. Juan B. Am
brosetti and Mime. de Ambrosetti. DR.
Cristobal NJ. Hlcken. DR.. Jose Ingenie
ros and Nine. de 1ngenieros, of Argen
tina: DR.. Constant Lurquin. DR.. Albert,
Gutierrez and Nine. de Gutierrez, ant
, Miss Gotta, OF Bolivia: DIR. Guillerm,
p. Gonzales, Of Costa Rica; DR.. Cesa
ID. Andrade, DR.. Miguel H. Alcivar. o
Ecuador; DR.. Rodolfo Robles and Nine
Robles, of Guatemala: Prof. Narcis,
| GaIdy ana Mime. mercedes Il. de Garay
of Panama: Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Al
len, James Roosevelt. and Miss Ian
sing.
TlRe Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
: ury and Mrs. Andrew J. Peters enter
tained ct dinner in honor OF The dele
: gates to the second Pan-Amer1ca
Scientific Congress. Among those pres
ent were the Secretary of AgricuItur
and Mrs. Houston, Gen. and Mrs. Wi
liam Crozier, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. BealC
MIR. and Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle. Mr,
T Granville F'ortescue, Miss Wales, Dl
and Nine. de Baralt, the Misses q
Baralt. DIR. Thomas 8. Varela, DI
Walter Stubbs. DR.. Carlos BunRe, ID
l Paul Fitte. Miss Olive Green, DR. Al
, berto VorelminOt, Mr.. Angulo. Waite
b. Howe, and Henry c. Emery.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell Wer
hosts at another OF the Pan-America
= dinner parties OF the evening, havin
; several Washington guests to meet TN
visitors. The latter included Col. Sas
arnaga and Miss Sagarnaga, OF BoIivls
Dr. Diego Martinez, the Misses MART
) nez. and DR.. Mejia, OF Colombia; ID
2 Manridue, OF Ecuador; DIR. Adolfo BeI
no Darcia, OF Uruguay. and DR.. Bots
, lac, OF Brazil.