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, 2311 Massachu-
setts avenue, in honor Of the dele
gates from 4 to o'clock
The Charge d'Afairs 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
I delegates to the congress at dinner
this evening has been Obliged to re-
! call her invitations owning 10 III
ness
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock will
! be at home this afternoon from 1 to
| : o'clock at their residence, Z311 Massa-
| Chusetts avenue, in honor OF the dele
| gates to tho Second Pan-American Con-
Rress. There will be over 900 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 pla intive Hawaiian melodies
| by an Hawaiian orchestra. alternating
with selections by Boersten's orches-
| ira.
! Those who wN assist Mr.. and Mrs
| EannestoCk 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 T.. Scott.
and Mrs. Charles Warren.
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Dr. Robert s. Woodward president of
the Carnegie Institution. and Mrs
Woodward will receive the guests at the
reception to be given this evening at
. 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 simple. but charming, deco
ration Of greens and cut flowers. and
feature OF the entertainment will be
/ the especially arranged exhibition OF
: the work OF the institution.
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. one entertai9ing sIg Mrs. Robert Lansing
; Lecuna, II; d. Robertson, Miss Robert
, son, Mrs. Henry d. Flood. Mrs. Boiling
r' Neloz Goilicoa. DR.. Paes Leme and
Nine. Leme. Nine. Kohlz. Mr.. Lcfevre. OF
: Agola. DR.. Guirola. Mime. Guiroia. and
; Miss Guirola. DIR. Matos and Nine
; Matos, Miss Wlnslow. Miss Latif, and
Lieutenant Dogassan.
Mr.. and Mrs. charles $. Ham,in en-.
tertained at dinner last evening, theil
: guests including DR.. Juan b. Am,
hrosetti and Nine. de Ambrosetti. DR.
Nr'stobal NJ. Hlcken. DR.. Jose Ingenie
. roS and Mime. de Ingeneros. of Argen
: tina; Or. Constant Lurquin. Or. Alberto
Gutierrez and Nine. de Gutierrez. and
, Miss Gotta. of Bolivia; DR.. Guillermc
a +. Gonzales. OF Costa Rca; DR.. Cesa
ID. Andrade. DR.. Miguel H. Alcivar. o
Ecuador; Dr. Rodolfo Robles and Mime
: Robles. of Guatemala: Prof. Narcis,
Garay and Nine. Mercedes h. de Garay
Of Panama: Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Al
Z len, James Roosevelt. and Miss Ian
sing.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
, ury and Mrs. Andrew J. Peters enter
tanned at dinner in honor or The dele
' Gates TO the second Pan-Americal
q Scientific Congress. Among those pres
: | cnt We're the Secretary of AgricuItur
and Mrs. Houston, Gen. and Mrs. WI
= liam CroZier, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Beale
Mr. and Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle. MRS
Granville Fortescue, Miss Wales. DR.
y and Mime. de Baralt, the Misses q
I Raralt. Dr. Thomas 9. Varela, Dr
Walter Stubbs, DR.. Carlos Bunge. D1
n | PAM FittO. Miss Olive Green DIR. Al
!. hertO NOrelminOt Mr.. Angulo. Waite
+. Howe. and Henry e. Emery.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell wer
= hosts at another of the Pan-America
= dinner parties OF the evening, havin
e several Washington guests to meet tn
: visitors. The latter included Col. Sag
arnaga and Miss Sagarnaga. or Bolivls
Dr. Diego Martinez, the Misses Martl
e nez. and Or. Me1ia, of Colombia; DI
y Manrioue, of Ecuador; DR.. Adolfo Ber
$ ro DarCia. OF Uruguay. and DR.. Bote
V lac. of Brazil.