The Washington herald., 1922-04-15
MRS. HUGHES TO RECEIVE
AN AMERICAN WOMEN.

IAN AMERICAN WOMEN.
Mrs. Charles E. Hughes, chairman
OF the women's auxiliary committee
OF the United States in the second
ran American scientific congress,
mas extended an Invitation to dele
gates to the Baltimore meeting of
the ran American conference of
women and the convention Of the
national League of Women Voters.
and viii receive them at the Pan
American Union Building on the aft
ernoon OF April IS.
Mrs Robert Lansing first chair
man of the committee, will be its
"incial representative at the mass
meeting to be held in Memorial Con-
mental Hall on the evening Of April
-s' when she will be among the
speakers. The speakers will include
Secretary of State Hughes. Senior
Don Beltran Matthew. Chilean Am
bassador: Sir Auckland Geddes. Brit
iSh Ambassador; DR.. L. S. Rowe.
director general of the Pan Ameri-
can Union, and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait.
Never were so many social events
or cosmopolitan interest jammed
into one week of Raltimore's routine
than those scheduled for the con-
Nention of the National League of
Women Voters.
Mass meetings. receptions lunch
cons. conferences and parties-and
then more parties. The finale of il
all VIII be reception to be given
AT the White House by Mrs Hard
ing the last day of the convention.
numerous receptions and lunch
cons Will be held in private homes.
IN addition to scheduled events, and
the Arundel Club. College Club and
other women's organizations have
announced their intention Of keep
ing open house every afternoon so
mat the strangers may drink tea
informally whenever they are weary
OF the scheduled routine.
\ dinner for 400 DELEGATES Is
planned for April 26 at the Belye-
dere' when State presidents Of the
League of Women Voters will be
guests OF honor. Lady Astor and
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge will be the
guests of honor at a luncheon of
thirty Pan American delegates at
the home of Mrs Joseph /. France,
wife OF Senator France, April IS.
The same day there will be a lunch
con for Minnesota delegates, and a
=
gates at the Green Door Tea Room.
series OF teas Is planned for
April %. the hostesses including
Mrs. John W. Garrett. Mrs. Samuel
Shoemaker. Mrs. Wilbur Miller, Mrs
John T. Gerraghty. Mrs. Janon
Fisher and Mrs. Walter o. wickes.
Mrs. Alfred Lyttelton Is accom-
panying Lord and Lady Astor to
this country.
The University of Wales desires
to confer upon Charles Evans
Hughes. Secretary of State, an
LID. degree. which will be the
first the Secretary has received from
a foreign university. 1t will be
added to a collection which already
includes LIDS from the Secretary
Of States alma mater. Brown Uni
versity. and from Columbia. Knox.
Lafayette. Union. Colgate. George
Washington. Williams. Harvard
Yale and Pennsylvania.
David Lloyd George received an
LID. from the University Of Wales
In 1908. The famous Cardiff uni
versity undoubtedly hopes Mr..
Hughes will cross the ocean to re-
ceive his degree and deliver an i'm
portant address on that occasion.
Before the war the Secretary of
state made almost annual pill
grimages to Europe and seldom
failed to visit his ancestral heath
in Wales.
Miss Ailsa Mellon. daughter Of the
Secretary of the Treasury. who ha.
been away from Washington for a
month or more. is expected back
next week.
The Argentine Ambassador. Toma :
a. lie Breton, has Joined Nine. lie
Breton and her niece. Miss Manuela
Lloveras. at White Sulphur Springs
to spend Easter and they expect to
return to Washington on Monday
Hector AyerZa. of the embassy
staff. will return with them. Miss
Adeline ONnard. who is with them
also at White Sulphur Springs. will
return tomorrow.