Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-30

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Capt. and Mrs Low. Admiral and Mrs
Benson. Commander Ziegemeier. r. J:
Wynne, Martin A Knapp. Senator and
Mrs. Blackburn. Mrs. Marshall Field
Miss Acosta, Mrs. Abbott. Mrs b. S
Adams. Mrs. f. H. Andrews. Mrs: p
Adams. Miss NJ. A. Agnew, Mrs. NJ. T.
Allies, Mrs $; Aman. Mrs. C. J.. Ander-
Bailey. Mrs. NJ l.. B. Baldwin. Mrs. Julia
Barry. Miss E n. Bauskett, Mrs. G. T.
Bedell. G. X. Berner. Mrs. NJ. C. Ber-
rigan, Mrs. G. c. Borman. Mrs. Lille
dine, +. g, Butler. Mrs. NJ. B. Bernard
| e. 7. Cahill, j. F. Cain, Miss s. B. Camp
bel. j. T. Callaghan. T. II, Callan. Mrs
John Cammack, Y. J. Carroll, Miss NJ +
Chamberlain. Charles Clarke, A j. Clarke
Misses Clarke. Miss J. Collins. Mrs G.
| a. Confer, Mrs. D. L. Council, Mrs. H.
| Coope,. Mrs J. J. Cooper, Mrs. B. Corco-
MISS L. Costigan. Miss X. G. Cullen. Mrs.
f. Cuiinane. Misses Cunningham and
Dapray. Mrs. NJ. V. Dalton, Mrs. Frances
cement DR. J; J. Darby. Mrs. n. H.
and Mrs. Desio. Misses Doyle and Drain.
| J: = Duhey. Mrs. I. ". Dunworth. J. J.
| Eariey: W H.. Emery. Miss Raphael Ellis.
| MIS-. {. Ennis. W. f. Espey Miss A.
| Erwin. Mrs. f. A. Eustace, Mrs War
wick Evans. Mrs. Joseph Falk. Mrs
l,. fealy, Miss NJ A. Fax. Mrs. L. E.
z, E. Fisher. j. c. Fitzgerald. Mrs.
j.. Is. Fitzgibbon, Mrs. j. F. Flynn,
| misses a. and c. Flynn. James Fitz-
Pa,rIck. Miss N. L.. Fogg and Mrs.
Fornwald. Mrs. J. NJ. GALLOWAY. Miss
Helen Gantley. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
| Gardiner. Mr.. and Mrs. s. A Gaskins.
Ms. {; e: w Griffith. N. Gatti. S. Gatti.
| j H.. III j.
y. r Greene Miss A. Hagerty, P. r.
| Haley. Mrs. NJ. Hallenbeck. Miss l.. A.
II. NJ. Hartnett. Mrs. and Miss Heenan.
Mrs. $. s. Hoover. E. P. Harrington,
Miss NJ. E. Hayes. ]. J. Howley, Miss
D. Herbert. Miss NJ. Hilton. Mrs. 7. NJ.
| DR. Warner Holt, Mrs B. J. Iseman,
Mrs, 2. B. Jasper. Mrs, L. Jacque7.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Hohansen. Mrs. l.. JORDAN,
Mrs. Fannie Peter. Mrs. William John
| Kane. Miss NJ 4. Keenan,. Miss N. B.
kehoe, Miss J. F: kehoe. Miss N. Z.
Knight, Mrs: Sophie Herman, Miss J. f.
| King. Mrs. l.. Kirlin. Mrs. T. korham-
mer. Miss N. kribs. ]. S. Larcombe.
Miss j. F. Lawlor. James Lackey. p.
| Leahy., Mrs. Q. J. LeBeau. Marquise
s eafta Lana Lana N.Y. " H Lechler. MIS- Ro-
Magruder, Mrs E. G. Mills. ]. D. Nc
E CO.. ne, Mrs: T: n Mudd; j. D. Man
E Nn OTTO Miner; Mrs NJ; Markriterr,
| Mitchell. NJ. F. Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
| Morrisey. Miss VI. Moriarty. Miss A F.
! Murphy. Mrs. $. e. Mullan. Mrs. f. Muir
| ray. Miss VI. Mccarthy, ". u. Mccarthy.
Miss ;: McConahay. Mrs. L. Mccoy. Mrs.
" McFarren Mrs. ]. II. McGill J. +. Nc
Go"an. +. d. Mckenna. Miss r. G. Nc
Ginneii. Mrs. +. r. McKeever, DR.
Harry Nally and Mrs. Nally. Miss F. c.
l y ID
man. Miss ". None. j. J. Noonan, Miss
| H OConnell. Mrs. J. j OConor and
Miss oConor. ]. OConnor. Mrs. ].
oHare. Dr. Mary o'Malley, Mrs. L.
Powers, Mrs. J. l.. Powell, Mrs. J. W.
| Pilling. Mrs. F. Pollock Miss r. Petit.
Mrs. A. E Peasants. A. NJ Preston,
Mrs. c. l. Price, Miss A. Quigley. Mrs.
f. Renshaw. Mrs. J. F. Riley. Mrs ].
| W. RUPERT Mr.. and Mrs. Russell.
the Misses Saul. Mrs. T.. ]. schultz
Miss NJ. +. Shanahan. Mrs. ]. G. Shaw,
sillers. Mrs. r. Mills Silly, Miss H. G.
Smith. the Misses Sohon. Miss NJ q
| Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Sponsler,
Mrs. A. Stamp. T. A. Stephens. Miss II
Stops. Miss NJ. Sweeney. +. J. sullivan,
Mrs. James Sullivan. Mrs. ]. Sullivan,
Mrs. W. H. Turton. Mrs. J: F. Turton
| Nine l.. Eiboud, G. p. Werner, Mrs.
W NJ Whyte. Mrs. 1. s. Wilcox. Mrs. J.
w. Williams. Miss Mollie Williams.
Miss NJ. E. Williams, Mrs. S, B. William
son, Miss NJ Wills, A. J. Wolfe, l.. L.
Weber. Mrs. A. K. Worthington. Mrs. NJ.
Whelan and Mrs. ]. NJ. Yznaga.
Entertained in the Rectory.
| After the mass, Mgr. Russell enter
| tanned. in the rectory, a number Of dis
| tinguished guests who attended the
| mass. at which addresses were deliv-
cred by Mgr. Russell, Ambassador Da
! CANA of Brazil. Secretary Lansing of
! the State Department. Cardinal Glib
| bons and John Barrett. director gen
eral of the Pan-American Union. the
| speakers generally expressing graft
| tude for the peace which America now
| enjoys.
Following Mgr. Russell-s opening ad-
| dress Ambassador Da Cana proposed
a toast to Latin America. which was
! answered by Director Barrett. after
/ which Cardinal Gibbons proposed a
| toast to the President of the United
| States. which was answered by Secre-
/ tary Lansing.
| over the whole of the Americas, Mgr
! Russell said, he saw the Prince Of
| Peace lowering, peace made possible
! py the absence Of entangling alliances.
! He warned against making alliances
/ by the lure of Il i,uanitariauism.
| THE tWenty-one = merican republics
/ aggregating 19o,O00;g00 of people, here
! speak through their accredited repre-
| sentatives. and their message is peace
and thanksgiving" said Mgr. Russell.
! "Whatever nation deserves the credit
| or discredit of our paternity. we are
all at one as regards our maternity.
| Whatever soil we claim as our faith
| erland. We are all proud of the fact
| that America is our motherland.
Blessing of American Isolation.
! I'VE never realized the inestima BILE
blessing of our American isolation till
we were brought TO view the picture of
! European desolation. Let us thank God
to-day especially for having preserved
us from European alliances: for other
wise Ne should have been drawn into
1.-THE nIaelstroIn of conflict and carnage
"Fhe young family that starts house
keeping by Introducing into its donies-
tic circle the mother-in-law. the father
Iin-law. the sisters, brothers. cousin.
and aunts-inlaw is preparing a nettle-
some lif" for itself. In-laws' espe-
prove outlaws In Pan America We
have no in-law alliances--we need
none. Alliances are good for balancing
inimical powers. We are united by
stronger ties than those of an alliance
I've are brethren, united in our ocean
bound home. America. Never, in our
whole history. have had a more
forceful proof Of the far-sceing wisdom
Of Washington and Jefferson when they
words TO be our guide in generations
to g If,,,,