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be hostess for the dinner at the Arts
Club In Mr.. Dorey's honor.


Club In Mr.. Dorey's honor.
A garden party will be given by the
Woman's Party at its national head
quarters on Capitol Hill tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in honor Of Senior
Maxine Soto Hall, editor Of La Prensa,
Buenos Aires.
Party honor Senior Hall because he in
troduced the resolution adopted by the
| fifth Pan-American Conference in San
tiago, Chile. in 1928, providing that the
future program of the Pan-American
| Union include provision for aboltshing
| all constitutional and legal incapacities
, of women. With this resolution rs a
basis the Interamerican Commission OF
Women was created by the sixth Pan
American Conference in Havana, in
| 1928, to study the status Of women in
the 81 American republics.
Senior Hall will be accompanied by
Sonora Hall, who is in the United States
| with him on a goodwill tour.
Hostesses at the garden party Will be
Miss Elsie Ross Shields Of Brazil, secre-
| tarv of the Interamerican Commission
| of Women; Miss Clara Gonzales OF
! Panama, representative on the Inter
american Commission of Women; Miss
! RoSalmira Colomo, Miss Janeiro Brooks,
! Miss Annie Diamond Marchant, Miss
Ruth Sedgwick, Mrs. Catherine" q.
Shields, Mrs. Jennie Berliner, Mrs
Richard Wainwright and Mrs. Harvey
| Wiley of Washington.
Mrs. Laura Y. Pickett Of Denison,
Tex, State field director of the Women's
| Benefit Association, and her daughter
Miss Lorelle, are guests at the An
napolis They will represent the State
of Oklahoma at the Women's Benefit
Association pageant at Atlantic City
June 27-28. They stopped at New York
and Philadelphia en- route to Washing
t ton. They expect to return home By
July /. ~
! Mrs. Joseph M. Stoddard has returned
/ to Washington after To-day stay in
i Boston, where she went to represent the
/ District of Columbia Federation OF
Music Clubs at the sixteenth biennial
convention of the national federation,
At the election of officers she was made
national board member, and also APP
! pointed on the legislation committee,
which at present is interested in
furthering plans for National Con-
| servatory of Music.
Among those who spent last week enc
| and drove down to the Point Lookout
| Hotel for lunch are MRS. Henry w
Fitch, Mrs, Lawrence Heap, Mrs. Hugh
Auchincloss, Mrs. Emory Sands, Mis-:
| Strong, the counselor of the Peruvian
embassy, and Sonora de Gonzales
! Prada. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Dent. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Crandall, Maj. A. w
Maish, u. S. A.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| w. Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T
! Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kraft
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Armstrong and son
| S. A. Armstrong; Miss Ida Woolard
Miss Dorothy O'Donnell. Mr.. and Mrs
| o. L. Brown and family, Miss Annie
| Sondheimer, Mr.. II. T. Mauger, Mr.
Cornelius Doherty and Mr.. and Mrs
James Bost.
Mrs. Edgar +. Ball of Orlando. Fla.
! Is guest at the Colonial Mrs. Bal
| accompanied the Orlando Evening Star
Reporter Newsboys' Band on its recent
| triumphal tour Of Southern States
| terminating in Washington, where they
played for President Hoover. Her hus-
band Is the leader Of the organization
Included in the party also are Mr.
Clarence Gay, secretary of the Orlando
Chamber of Commerce, and Mr.. j. c.
Brossier, editor Of the Orlando Evening
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