New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
PEACE DELEGATES TO BE GUESTS.
Plans for Entertainment and Meeting Here
After Session in Boston.

Following the meetings in Boston from oetooer
10 OF the International Peace Congress. num-
Der OF the foremost delegates will be guests here
They will De entertained by the Board or Trade
Teachers College and some OF the city depart
ments October u has been fixed on for pubic
mesting 10 be held at Cooper Union. at whieh
the speakers will be men Of International reputa-
tIon in the peace movement. large local COM
mittee on entertainment has been formed. under
the Craftsmanship OF Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell
and In addition TO the features outlined. various
excursions to points OF interest IN the educational
philanthropic and artistic fields are to be arranged
The Boston meeting is the second session OF the
congress in America. Since the Chicago con-
gress in 1893 the Hague Tribunal has been estab-
lished and other movements in behalf OF Inter
national arbitration have been begun
Among the delegates to the congress are the
Right Rev John Percival Bishop ot Hereford
William Randall Cremer the Dick Wilmington"
of Parliament Mrs. Golden -Sickert. daughter Of
Richard Golden; Sir William Mather. OF Manches-
ter; DR.. Thomas Barclay. formerly president Of
the British Chamber OF Commerce in Paris; Percy
Alden the founder of Mansfield House. and q
leader in the Settlement movement; Peter Curran,
representing the General Federation OF Trades
Unions; Miss E. NJ. Rowntree OF York. OF the
distinguished family OF economists. and Miss Mar
garet Noble author OF The Web of Indian Life"
From France comes the Rev. Charles Wagner.
known most for THE Simple Life; NJ. slegfried
of Havre; NJ Gustave Hubbard. Editor of la
Justice Internationale"; Baron dEstournelles de
Constant leader of the arbitration movement in
France and f. F. Prudhommeaux. OF Mines. ed
itor OF a peace Journal
From Germany come DR.. Adolph Richter. pres
ident of the German Peace Society; Herr Richard
Feldhaus and Frau Selenka. and from Austria
Baroness Bertha Won Suttner. author of Lay
Down Your Arms" John Lund. member OF the
Norwegian Parliament; Signor f. T. Moneta,
president of the Italian Peace Society; TAbbe
Pichot OF Monaco and Professor Pierre Clerget.
of Iocle representing the Swiss Peace Society," are
other guests
On the New-York reception committee. among
others. are Andrew ID. White. Andrew Carnegie.
Jacob H. Schurman. William Dean HowelIs Wall
ter s. Logan J. G. Phelps Stokes Oscar s. straus
Mrs Lyman Abbott DR. and Mrs. Felix Adler
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson P. Atterbury. Mrs. Emil L.
Boas Mrs Bayard Cutting Mrs George William
Curtis, George ii. Chathed, John r. ChIckerinx
Mrs. Alfred r. Conkling Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. de Forest. Mr.. and Mrs
f. H. Damrosch. DR.. John Dwyer Miss Julia b.
de Forest, Mr. and Mrs Walter Damrosch Robert
Erskine Ely, Mrs Charles Fairchild, Mrs. Austen
c.. Fox. DR.. and Mrs. Prospero Fagnani Mrs
Charles c. Goodhue. Mrs. Richard Morris Hunt
Mrs Hamilton w; Mabie. Mrs ", Everit Macy
DR.. William H. Maxwell Mrs. Henry Marquand
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mottet. Mr.. and Mrs Eliot
Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Haven Putnam Mrs
Herbert Parsons. Mrs. Alfred Pell Mrs. Henry w
welt, Mrs. Oscar S. Straus. Mr.. and Mrs Josiah
Strong Professor and Mrs. u. r. A SeljRman
Mrs William II. Schieffelin. DIR. and Mrs Thomas
r. Slcer, Mrs; James speyer, Mrs. Robert Sturgis
Miss Helen Phelps Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Sprague Smith, Mrs. j. Kennedy Tod, DR. Joseph
s. Taylor. Mrs. Henry Willard, Mrs. Schuyler Van
stickney Miss Van Buren, and Mrs. George Cabot
Ward, sr