The evening world., 1911-04-29

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Society, either as members or as per-
sons WAC are reputed to he Interested
in the subject OF international amity
In addition to the leading French resi-
dents Of the city. whose names were
furnished ny representative French
societies. Hut the other hve thousand
we're complied from the Blue Book and
similar sources OF Information by the
Distribution department OF the Ameri-
can District Telegraph, at 50 much a
head
"Charqe Customers" on List.
This means that practically every
Eigh-class hotel. every select or semi
select residential neighborhood, every
apartment house where the rentals run
above a certain sum. and every district
where the residents have charge accounts
at big shops, were included In this
paper shower Of large white envelopes.
At the Office OF the Peace Society. No.
5O1 Fifth avenue to-day. the secretary
in charge. Nj. William II. Short. said
that, because Of the lateness Of the
season, he did not expect that tho at
tendance would Justify the use Of .he
large dining hall at the Hotel Aston.
which seats about eight hundred per-
sons.
This early the definite plans have not
| been made yet" added Mr.. Short: I'VE
must wait until we know definitely
about how many a~cceptances will come
In. At present we are figuring On us
ing one Of the smaller dining halls
| ttnatairg or rplrsp fhpnph . thu
number Of guests justihes us. we will
arrange to have the dinner served in
the main dining room"
A few I'M spent with paper ana
pencil, however. wolld ~jivince the av-
erage person that even the Astor's main
dining hail. roOmy as II IL. is not going
to hold the assemblage II those who
have been invited should respond with
any degree OF alacrlty to the invita-
tions. New York people are VIGOROUSLY
given to attending dinners.
There are a, great many persons In
the Blue Book who would go almost
anywhere TO hear so rich a man as An
drew Carnegie make a speech. Most OF
the Blue Bookers " their own dinner
coats. Most of them are also amply
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Each Guest May Bring Others.
Eight thousand individuals have bee,
invited. Ladies' are to be admitted
Moreover each invited person ma,
bring one or more guests OF his Owl
,hoosiny. In fact. by having ss fo
each guest, he may bring az many a
lie pleases. IL any very c~onsiderabl
proportion OF those who are invite,
accept, and IL any considerable proper
ton OF these. IN turn, bring with then
their wives, sisters, daughters, mothers
brothers or other guests, 1t would seer
that Madison square Garden is non
too large to accommodate the outpour
ing that will do honor TO the Baron a
Constant.
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mis- diprar vas th. re,aJnt mic morn
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of Internatlona Uospltalitv could ha y
secured their names and addresses
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