Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
Ass. Hwghes accepts
Office or Committee
Of Foreign Relations

Ma Charles Evans Hughes. wife
Of chiaf Justice Hughes. has accept
ID the honorary chairmsnship of the
General Federation OF wonen's
Clubs newly created national commit
tee on International Relationships of
which Mrs. Horace Mann Towner. of
Msndota Apartments, washinstoa, D.
C.. II chairman. according = TO an
hounesment Just made.
The committee has IN preparation a
study program on International Rela-
tfons under the following topics:
o International Law: az The Re-
lstions OF the United States TO Other
Countries; 90 Tho Movements To-
ward international Understandins &
(freatiss. Conferences. Leagues): m
The Woman Movement in All Coun.
tries
In her firs. statement. Just Issued.
Mrs. Towner outlines committee plans
~ follows:
1T will be the purpose of the Com
mittee on International Relations Of
the General Federation TO further in
every way possible a closer Acquaint-
ance and more sympathstic under
standing between this women of the
various oountries. Only thru such ac-
euaintAncs and understanding can wo-
men hope to hasten the time when
mental disarmament" will make pos
0bis permanent peace.
The COMMITTEES will try TO help IN
creating among the women Of this and
other countries an enlightened public
opinion which will strengthen the de-
mand for councils of Cancellation, for
boards OF arbitration. for m Interna-
fional court. and for other mcans Of
settling international disputes by
peaceful means. study programs con-
earning phases OF international rela-
tions will he prepared.
To work toward this and to make
stronger the bonds OF friendship and
4, fellowship between the women OF
American and those Of other countries
will DO the task Of tho new commit
tee
G.n~ai Federation News.
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fhs members Of the Si-.ins,,h
Century club entertained their hus-
bands at delightful st. Patrick.
Darty in the hon. OF Mr. and Mrs. Y.
J. Weaver Tussdsy sv-ninE. Pink car
nations, tho club flower adorned the
rooms which were frightened also
with clever suggestions OF st. ratrick's
Day. The refreshments were carried
GU; in colos pink. green and white.
hurc and games Mt nine tables as-
forded diversion and Mrs Eli Wharton
eniivened the moments with two Irish
songs. Those present were: Or. and
Mre. ". q. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
L~muel Pitts Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ.
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hilton.
pr. and Mrs. r. G. Robe. Mr. and Mrs.
Logan Rsgle. Mrs. Juan Rsyrer, Mr..
and Mrs Frank ". Sloan. Mr. and
Mrs. ". r. Smiley. Mr.. and Mrs r
y. HpsuiiI. M. and Mrs. ]. r. Idick.
DR. and Mrs r. r. Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs- Ell Wharton. Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
roe. Mr.. And Mrs. A. q. Uoskins. the
Rev. and Mrs. Louis Albert. Mr. and
Mn. Edward Risley. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
l.. Weaver. Miss Bertha Hoekins. Mrs
Jennie Gates, Mrs. Charles w. Lee.
Miss Ida Blanche Robe. Miss Mildred
Lee. Miss Hslcyon Weaver. Mr.. Rich
ard Nyc. Mr. ]. T. Bruce. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. J. Weaver.
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Tho members Of st. Eil,sbe tn .
Guild OF Holy Trinity church will give
q musical tea in the home OF Mrs. FL
lott x. Ray. I'll West orman avenue
2:a1 TO $40 oNiock- The literary and
musical program will consist Of read
inss by Mis- Clare 0uIIiford. Miss
Ellen Ray and MisA Alice Marie
CroiI: vocal solcs by Mrs. Hart Reese
AsA David HoaG. Mrs. Leonard Allot,.
Mrs. J. vinspn Adams. Mrs. n. Lewis:
. plano selection by Mis. Marion
liD Holley.
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Mrs.. George Williams Perkins an
nounces the marriage OF her daughte,
Miso Grace Coburn Perkins. TO Nr.
Edmund Bruno Weber on Saturday.
March II. in the city Of Los Angeles.
California Mrs. Perkins and he-
DAUGHTER formerly lived In Pueblo and
have many friends who will be inter-
oofsd In the encouragement.
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Mrs. O. w. enapp entertained sstur-
aay afternoon In honor of the birthday v
D. her aon. Melvin. Covers were laid
'of twelve.
Mrs. q. ". Snapp was very plea sAnt-
= surprised BY . number of her trends
m essiay evening. II being her birth