Springfield weekly Republican

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Miss Marchant ot Sao Paulo and Rio

de Janeiro Senorita Margarita Conroy

a. prortalnent young woman ot Peru;

Senora Emma Lopez de Garrido of

Fl Club Feminlno of Havana, and

Senora Amalia E. Mallen de Ostoloza

of the Partldo National Suffragista of

Cuba: Madame Charles Dube, profes

’Wt-of the Normal school of Haiti;

Heilora Anna Teresa Parades, the first

woman lawyer of the Dominican Re

publMl Miss Beatrice La Salle of Porto

JUCo< iMadame Jaime de Veyra, of the

^■HMMnee; Senorita Elena Torres,

Secretary of the Centro Femlnlsta ot

Meitlco, Senorita Eulalia Guzman and

feiioijta Lus Vera, also of Mexico;

Guevera of Ven

exueld; Madame Mario Coronado of

C’.lntotbia; Madame Matilda Carbo,

•widow vt rhe former minister of Ecua

iSflw; Senora Arcadia Zaiie*. daughter

ti former minister of Bolivia;

Senora de Queros of Costa Rica; Sen-,

orita Mercedes Lalnez of Honduras;

Senorita Marie Clotilde Vega of Nic

aragua; Madame Francisco Latour ot

Guatemala; and Senora Ester de Calvo

of Panama.

From Canada will come Dr Grace

Richie England, the famous woman

physician of Montreal, and Hon Agnes

McPhail, the first woman member of

the Canadian Parliament, while from

London, as a special invited guest, will

come perhaps the star attraction of the

entire conference, Lady Nancy Astor,

the first woman member of the British

Parlianignt, originally a daughter of

Old Virginia.

The women of Baltimore, headed by

Mrs Charles b:. Ellicott, president m

the Maryland League of Women vot

ers, and the National League of Wom

en Voters, whose headquarters are in

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Springfield weekly Republican. (1922). Springfield, Mass., 1922-04-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1922-04-20/ed-1/?sp=10

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1922-04-20.