Evening star., 1923-03-18
Col. and Mrs. w. E. Fowler
To Attend Santiago Farley

Among those who will take a con-
spicuous part in the amenities staged
at Santiago de Chile during the prog
ress of the fifth Pan-American con-
gress are Col. and Mrs. William Eric
Fowler Of this city and Of Los An
Eeles. Col. Fowler has been for some
years familiar in the business cir
cles Of the Capital and has been
prominent socially and in the group
of intellectuals concerned in art and
archaeology. A veteran OF the world
war, during which he acquired his
military title, he is also known in the
domain of letters, and has received
of which he Is the author. The
Method of Procedure" which has been
a general guide along the thorny
path of statecraft and military eti-
quette since the war.
In July. 1921, Col Fowler married
Mrs. Edwin Earl, widow Of the we'll
known publisher of Los Angeles, and
who, in her maiden days, was a belle
OF the southern California contingent
as Miss Emily Jarvis :Col. and Mrs.
Fowler reside in II street. in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Metropolitan
club, and in a house which was
magnet for social Washington some
twenty-five years ago. when 1t was
the FTencD embassy uDOeT the ScUldI
VI. Jules Cambon.
The only unofficial delegate whom
President Harding selected for the
honor of accompanying the important
group of statesmen and diplomats
who are to represent this country at
this fifth conference of Pan-America,
. Col. Fowler has through his studies
: of Latin American trade relations
and his familiarity with the Spanish
, tongue, proved a wise choice. Mrs.
I'Nyr lAr tt,t ttg,Nl 30 10 In
the only part of this republic which
, retains much of its Spanish atmos-
phere also is a welcome note. and
both arc already among the most ac-
, the Chilean city. The late Edwin
I Earl. Mrs. Fowler:s first husband
was among tho most -revered of the
! founders of the fiourishing City of
, the Angeles. and besides a large and
influential daily journal. he had i'm
, portant fruit and agricultural inter-
csts. He established a great orange
, and lemon grove in the wonderful
region just beyond Glendale. a sub
, urb of Los Angeles, and the mansion.
: LA Canada is one of the most spa
: ciouS and elegant even in that region
/ of marvellous country homes. From
the vast verandaS and terraces. the
visitor to Mrs Fowler'S summer
homo looks down on the wonders of
Luther Burhank's $ propogating gar
denS nearby and on the mountain
chain and the blue waters of the
Pacific
Col. and Mrs. Fowler hahitualIy pass
e the summer at La Canada and have
entertained many of their Washing
ton friends there. Miss Emily Earl,
The eldest of the four children Of Mrs
Fowler and the late Edwin Earl, Is
devoted TO this home. and being a
student d the University OF Cali
fornia she passed all her holi lidays with
: an elderly relative in this beautiful
spot. OF the three boys. Jarvis. Ed
win and Chaffee. Jarvis is also a stu
dent of the California state univer-
sity. and. like his sister. is enthu-
Siastic over the charms OF California.
ana rarely leaves them even for brief
Two younger boys are in Washington
with Col. and Mrs. Fowler. and are
= preparing for entrance in one OF the
famous colleges Of the east. Col. and
MRS. Fowler are among the most ac-
e tive of the residential set. and dur
ing the past season their home on Fl
street has been habitually filled with
out-of-town guests for whom many
tCourteSies were planned. Miss Emily
Earl. were she OF the usual trend
/, would have been among the seasons
:. buds. but she cares more for books
ana outdoor sports than for the frivols
OF city life. She makes occasional
Ttsfts here between college days She
IS superb horsewoman and, like so
many of the maids Of the Pacific
coast she maintains her own stables
and may seriously take over the
stock-raising feature of La Canada
after she takes her degree.