New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
7ooIOGISTS AS GUESTS
o;,,, and Universities to Entertain
Noted Foreign Scientists.

- ,,;1l he given to the members Of the
- annual International Congress Of Zoology
50 York from August p to August 81 follow
IT sc,sntifc sessions Of the delegates. who
M =. =, m. Harvard Medical School. at Cam
Nii .-ovo August IL to August %. Besides the
ofl - Of all the important scientific in
i;o,s of the United States, there will be in at
sa-ra leading biologists from nine European
countries - .--,.,,,,,, ;s.,,o5
-. G. the Museum of Natural History, a
-, md interesting time viii be given the scien-
=. here An honorary reception committee mas
-, o-ranized. including the acting head OF the
=. Government. together with the presidents OF
-,-,bia and the University of the City or New
Eo,t md other rlen representing educational IN
-. Charles H. Townsend, director Of the
s,uariunl the secretary Of the local committee
- ~ the programme request is made that all
,,,,,-ies he made 20 him
q +,e first CAV Of their visit the members of the
--ess VIII be taken co Columbia. and II is an
..5 that foreign guests will be provided with
., -,o-7ls in Hartley Hall. After a luncheon with
n-o,5sn+ Butler there will be address of well
- ,v Professor Edmund b. Wilson. followed by
e inspection Of the university buildings
-. ae1Arates viii he entertained on Tuesday at
=, ,rrss,rn Of Natural History. The next day
- MI be received at the Brooklyn Institute
3 Arts and Sciences. and will be served with a
clsrnbaFe al cold Spring Harbor- They will next
,o,- the hospitality Of the trustees Of the New
Geological
., The Bronx and the remainder or the time IN
80 Aquarium az the Battery
Thei- chance II see the beautiful sections OF the
x-a+e zxin be enlarged when on Friday they Will
- .s.en I'D the Hudson TO West Point as the
go = Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn After
: -ie5- 10 the Military Academy they will be en-
+-tsired At Professor Osborns residence on Castle
Rack seven hundred feet above the river On
c.-1,-iav the members will be divided, some OF
.bsm accepting invitations to visit Princeton and
othe-s going To Yale. where they VIII be taken
,orz IN Sunday the visitors will leave on Septen-
her 10 he entertained at Philadelphia
OF the foreign representatives at the congress-
-. largest delegation Will come from Great Britain
er shown by the following list Dr. w II &
fletcher England: Dr.. r. F. Scharf, Ireland !;
Professor J. a. Thomson Scotland. University OF
shs-saen. Dr. J. y Simpson, Scotland; Professor
F5war5 Fawcett Bristol. England; Professor
Richard John Anderson. England: Sir John Mur-
le-i5s Canada: Professor w. T. McClement, Can
ada. c F Rousselet. England; Professor A Il
SIMPLER. Cambridge; Professor D. a W. Thomp-
son Marine Biological Association. plymouth
England, and DR.. W. E. Hoyle, Manchester
OF the famous biologists OF France there are
professor A Gaudry. Of Paris; DR. NJ Allorge, Pro
lessor Charles Deperet. Of Lyons: Professor E i.
parzier Dr. p Fauvel, DR.. E G. Racovitza, Dr. G
Deivenil. DR. r Xavier. Dr. H G. de herville. Dr.
Baron de Guerne, DR. H w Brolemann, Professor
r Blanchard. the Sorbonne' PARIS; Dr- - Hla'ier
ana Dr. {. Losel
From Germany will come Professor A. Hildelrand
Professor X. Y Richter, Professor c Eckstein
professor II. Driesch. Professor Otto Mas, Dr. l.
Wupderlich. and Professor J. w van W1Jhe. OF
Gronngen.
TIE other countries are represented follows
F3elgi1lnl-Dr. L. Gedcelet- Professor A lameere
and Professor Paul Palseneer-
Follsnd-P7ofessor a A W Hubrecht, C NJ L.
Popta and H Bolsius
Austria Hungary and BoheTnis-Professor L. Won
f-rsf of Graz director Geological Institute, of
Graz: Professor l. C Cosrnovici, Of Ruuaania, and
Professor Aiois Mrazek-
switzerland-M. B!anc and E Brighton.
Ri,ssia-W Y. Rodsjanko and Z. Golovine-
Epain-Dr. Z. A Pflsbry-