Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-28

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"A ley, O luncheon party with the
a Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Mellon, as host. and another
when the Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Lamont, entertains, are just few of the
important events arranged next week
for the coming of delegates to the
fourth Pan-Americsn Conference. which
convenes in Washington Monday and
lasts through the week and until the
following Tuesday
The program socially is en- interest
ing one, with far more vital one re-
lating to the various subjects to be dis
cussed. Mr.. Lamont, Secretary OF
Commerce is chief of the official United
States delegation and the Secretary of
state, Mr. Stin9son, will preside at the
opening session next Monday. DR.. Leo
S. Rowe. director general of the Pan
American Union, is making preparations
for the conference and is assisted by
DR.. William Manager. Mr. Charles K.
Ludwig Mr.. Adam Carter and Mr.. Ger
a'd Smith of the department of finance
Of the Pan-American Union.
The garden parties will be not only
for the delegates but the ladies accom-
panving them, while for the most part
tie luncheon and dinner parties are for
men. Mr.. Silas Strawn will give a
luncheon in the United States Cham
Der of Commerce.
A trip to Mount Vernon will be made
and some of the delegates and their
wives will be entertained at the lega-
items of the countries represented in
the conference.
Only two woman delegates accom-
pany the party to Washington, Mrs. H.
T. Smith, who represents the Ship
Owners Association of the Pacific Coast,
and Senorita Maria Louisa Arcelay, APP
pointed by Gov. Roosevelt to represent
the Porto Rican Bureau of Commerce
and Industry.
The reception by the President and
Mrs. Hoover is scheduled for Wednes-
cay afternoon, October z, on the White
House lawn. The first day of the con-
ference, Monday, october 5, the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Andrew w.
Mellon, will give his luncheon to the
delegates at the Pan american Union
Building, and the following day the
delegates will be guests at luncheon Of
United States, who will entertain at
their building on H street. Secretary
of Commerce Lamont has also selected
the Pan-American Union for the scene
of his luncheon Thursday for the dele
gates and the Secretary of State will
give garden party Friday afternoon
at his historic estate, Woodley, on
Cathedral avenue
Saturday afternoon will be reserved
for trip to Mount Vernon and on
Sunday the Assistant Secretary of Com
merce, Mr.. Julius Klein, will be host
on the Oceanographer to the Latin
American delegates on cruise down
the Potomac.
The social events the second week of
the conference will begin with
luncheon Mon6ay at the Willard by
the Carnegie Endowment fer Inter-
national Peace and in the evening the
governing board of the Pan-American
Union will give a large reception at the
Pan-American Union Building Tues
day afternoon the delegates will attend
the christening OF the new Pan-Amer-
lean Airway ship. The plane will carry
45 passengers and Is the largest of its
kind.
President Hoover will receive the Lord
Mayor of Manchester, Mr.. George
Frank Tit, at the White House OctO-
Der 9. The visitor will be presented to
the Chief Executive by the British Min
lister Plenipotentiary Mr.. F. D. G. Os-
borne.
The lord and lady mayoress will ar
rive in Washington October 8, and
while no definite plans have been made
for formal entertainment, there will
undoubtedly be party by members of
the British embassy staff.
ThlS event is quite as interesting as
the coming of the Pan-American dele
gates and happens about the same time.
Mrs. Alice McLennan Tit, the lady
maycress. win accompany her husband.
They will arrive in New York October
S and great ceremony awaits them at
the City Hall in New York, with Mayor
Walker as their host, the chief recep-
ton being october Z.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Stimson returned to Woodley, their
hcme on Cathedral avenue, last eve
ming. from Long Island, where tbs S.:-
r2tary joined Mrs. Stimson at Highhold,
tileir Summer home, for the week end
The Secretary will attend the dedi-
cation ceremony of the George WASH
ington Bridge over the Hudson River
which will be held Saturday afternoon,
October "a. Gov. Franklin D. Roose-
welt of New York and Gov. Morgan r.
Larson of New Jersey viii cut the rib
bon midway across the bridge which
joints the two States.
Peruvian Embassy Moving
To Home on Scott Circle.
The Ambassador Of Peru, Senior Don
Manuel de Freyre Santander, will
move from his apartment in Wardman
Park Hotel Thursday to the house on
Scott Circle which he has leased. The