The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-11-30

3Ihe Senator's Wife" VIII Soon
Be OFT On ALI-Anleric1n Tour
Mrs. Reyes Will Visit in
Spain and Portugal Be-
fore Going South

One Of our most persistent
globe-trotters, Mrs. Henry
Wilder Reyes, viii start
within the next few months
on a journey which will take
her to Spain and Portugal
and into most of the coun-
tries Of South America be-
fore her return to Wash
ington.
"The Senator'S Wife, +"
who has written SO enter
tainingly for Good House
keeping over . long period
Of years, has been commits.
stoned by this magazine to
do an All-American" series
of articles and will make
this grand tour in search
of material. The series will
begin with a descriptive
story Of the opening of the
Dominion Parliament in
Canada, viii cover the Ibero
American Exposition at
Seville, Spain, at which all
the republics of South and
Central America which are
daughters Of Spain will be
represented, with the United
States, and will then take up
in turn interesting phases OF
life In the countries of
South and Central America.
TO Seville
Mrs. Reyes expects to leave
Washington Immediately after
the inauguration and to reach
Seville ii time for the opening
Of the exposition on March Is.
On this part of her journey she
viii be accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth Sherley. OF the Chill
fIren's Bure. 4 staff, who is TAX
inr over q Childen's Bureau
exhibit 10. be featured among
Uncle Sam displays. Miss Sher.
lev has herself done a great deal
81 travelling ii her day, speaks
Spanish fluently az well as q
dozen other Ianguages-and will
be q great help to Mrs. keyes IN
her intercourse with the Spanish
people. u
After spending some time e
Seville, Mrs. Reyes ana Mss
SherIey will take In the Inter
national Exposition at Barcelona
and will then go to Portugal for
q few weeks. After that. pre-.
sumably, Mrs. Keyes will embark
for South America--hut plans Tor
that phase of her travels are AZ
yet In the making.
Dinner Hosts
Senator and Mrs. Reyes viii
entertain at dinner this evening
at the willard Hotel for a dis.
finsuished company. The rank.
ing guests will be the British
Ambassador and Lady Isabella
Howard and the Italian Ann
bassador and Mime. de MartiKo.
And members of the Foreign Re
lations Committees of the Senate
and House will be present.
The dinner has been arranged
In order that Mrs. Adalin Mac.
auley, president of the woman's
group Of r. /. D. A. c., may have
opportunity to meet the repre-
sentatives of some Of the coun.
tries into which her new work
will take her.
The first American to be elected
TO this high office in the woman's
division of the great Federation
Interallies des Anciens Combat
ants, Mrs. Macauley has been
asked to organize the wives,
mothers, daughters and sisters Of
men Of a score Of countries who
fought in the World War some
what along the lines on which
the American Legion Auxiliary is
organized in this country. Mrs
Macauley is former president OF
the auxiliary and succeeded Lady
Edward Spencer Churchill, ot.
England, as head Of the woman's.
division of r. I. D. A. c..
She will sail soon for Europe.
and will spend several months in
Paris laying the ground work Ut
her organization. Later she Will
make a tour Of European coun.
tries, studying conditions amoas
the women who belong to r. I.
D. A. C. and working out means
to coordinate their activities.
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