The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
MRS. PINCHOT WILL GIVE
PAN AMERICAN TEA.

MISS GiHord Plnchot is giving a
Pan American tea tomorrow after
noon at her home, 1915 Rhode
Island avenue. as a preliminary to
the Pan American Conference, "
Women. which has been called by
the National League of Women
Voters to be held in Baltimore dur
ing April.
Invitations have been issued for
the tea on Tuesday. with the plan
of bringing together the distin-
guished representatives of Hispanic
America who are now living In
Washington, members of the wom-
ems auxiliary committee of the sec
ond Pan American scientific con-
gress, the State board of the Mary
land League Of Women Voters, and
national officers of The league who
are in Washington attending a
meeting of the executive council.
Special guests of honor will be
the wives of Latin-American diplo-
matte representatives.: Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes. chairman of the
women's auxiliary committee: Mrs.
Herbert s. Hoover. Miss Mabel T.
Boardman and other members of
that committee: Mrs. Charles s.
Woodruff. of Baltimore. chairman
Of the convention committee for the
League OF Women Voters, and other
members OF the Maryland League:
Mrs Maude Wood Park, president
of the league. and Mrs. Richard Ed
wards. of Indiana, and Miss Belle
Sherwin, of Ohio. its first and sec
ond vice presidents.
The reception by the Ohio Girls
Club in honor of Mrs. Frank B
Willis. wife of Senator Willis. and
sponsor for the club. was attended
by $50 Ohio girls and their guests.
1t was given in the parlors of the
f street branch Of the Y. w. c. A.
and a program consisting of a read
ing by Miss Stella. Waterman; a
vocal solo by Mrs. w. @. Montgom-
cry. accompanied by Miss Morris.
and an address by Miss vesta Little
OF Lorraine. Ohio. was rendered.
Little Jean earle presented Mrs.
Willis with a huge bouquet Of her
favorite flowers. Hadleigh roses. the
gift of the Ohio girls, after which
Mrs. Willis received, assisted by the
officers of the club: Mrs. A. r. Ealy.
Miss Montgomery, Miss Shields and
Mrs. Lughinbuhl.
Miss Janet Richards will give her
weekly talk on public questions
this morning at her new quarters in
the ball room of the Mems CITY
Club. 1920 G street northwest. OBJ
posite Epiphany Church. As Miss
Richards will attend the last ses-
sion of the arms conference at Q
a. M, she will go directly from
there to the lecture hall where she
will give an account of the closin e
session of the or'erence, begin
ming about HIS o'clock.
The Georgetown Law School Sc
Nor prom. which takes place at the
New willard Hotel tomorrow eve
ming. has the following list of
patrons and patronesses: Senator
! and Mrs. Pat Harrison. Senator Da
vid !. Walsh. Representative and
Mrs. James O'Connor, Representa- :
tive and Mrs. John Reber. Chief
Justice and Mrs. Constantine J.
Smythe. Dean and Mrs. George l.
Hamilton. Hugh ]. Fegan, Thomas
J. Hurney. Judge and Mrs Adolph
A. Hoehling, DR.. and Mrs. James s
Easily Smith, DIR. and Mrs. Henry
Eoutell, DR.. and Mrs. Daniel w
o'Donohue, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael NJ.
Doyle. Albert Keigwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Maurer, Mr., and
Mrs. Ralph II. Yeatman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Brady. and Mr.. and
Mrs. James A Toomev