Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-07
FOES OF WAR MEET
Tranquility Promoters Honor
Baroness Won Suttner.
GUEST OF HONOR AT DINNER
Banquet Given by Trustees Of Car
negie Endowment for Inter-
national Peace.

Baroness Won Suttner of Vienna, Aus
ria. winner of the Nobel peace prize of
10000 in 1905. was the guest of honor
asst night at a dinner given by the trus-
ees of the Carnegie endowment for in
irrational peace. at Rauscher's, at which
we're present many leading members Of
the American Peace Society. representa-
tvs of the diplomatic corps and workers
in the interest of peace.
James Brown Scott. secretary of the
Carnegie endowment. presided. and
speeches We're made by Baroness Won
Suttner. Senator Burton Of Ohio. presi-
lent of the American Peace Society, and
representative Bartholdt president of
he American group of the Interparlia
nentary Union.
War in the Balkans.
The present war which is raging at
he doors of my own country is set
Jack to our hopes and so terrible that
We cannot help but feel sorrow and
shame Baroness Won Suttner said. Let
is hope that this will be the last war
# any kind 1t is not religious war.
'alling it such is merely hypocrisy and
'iasphemy. The pretexts brought for
ward for embroiling other nations in the
3ition of a few people who want to
Justify past expenditures on ornaments
and show what they can do is reSpOn-
sible
Senator Burton declared that the time
was sure to come when international
arbitration would be established, and
hat the custom of resorting to war to
solve interna tional disputes would be
abolished. He declared that the contin-
ually increasing ornaments of the world
power were being fostered by the COM
merce and Industries, particularly the
steel industries Of the countries.
Representative Bartholdt also spoke on
he present hostilities in the Balkans.
saying that one of the greatest evidences
that the peace movement is making prog
ress is that the Balkan question is find
ing settlement without plunging the other
powers of Europe into war;
Guests Invited.
The following guests We're invited to
the banquet: Senator Burton, Senator
and Mrs. McCumber. Senator and Mrs.
William A. Smith, Senator and Mrs. John
Sharp Williams, Representative and Mrs.
Ernest W. Roberts. Representative Nc
Kinley, Representative and Mrs. Bar
tholdt, Miss Maths, Representative and
Mrs. Linthicum. Representative sulzer,
Representative Wood and Miss Wood.
Representative and Mrs Fairchild. Rep
resentative Levy Representative and
Mrs. H. A. Cooper Representative Flood.
Representative Ainey. Representative
Sharp, Representative and Mrs. Slayden,
the Bolivian minister and Nine. Cal
deron, the charge d'affaires Of Italy.
the charge d'affaires OF Hun
gary, the minister from Nicaragua. the
minister from Guatemala and Nine.
Mendez, the charge d'affaires of Greece.
the charge d'affaires of Switzerland.
the minister from Venezuela, the
charge daffaires of Argentina. the
minister from Costa Rica. the minister
from Haiti. the Chinese minister and
Nine. Chang, the Peruvian minister
and Nine. Pezet, Baroness Kantstein,
Nine. Bryni, Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno
H. Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Hilles, Gen. John NJ. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler p. Anderson, Secretary Of
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Willet N. Hays.
Minister James T. Dubois. DIR. and Mrs.
Z. G. B. Pierce, Herbert Putnam, the
consul general to Switzerland and Mrs.
Mansfield. George E. Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs c. H. Butler. Henry w. Denison,
Gen. and Mrs. John w. Foster. DR.. and
Mrs. James Brown Scott. DR.. and Mrs.
r. S. Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Cartwright.
DR.. and Mrs Theodore Henckels,
Charles G. Fenwick. Dr. S. N. d. North.
Gregory. Antonio NJ Opisso. Mrs.
Black, Miss Bryce. Arthur P. Call. Mrs.
Soule, Benjamin F. Trueblood and Miss
Trueblood, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. White,
DR.. James L. Tryon, Frank T. Will
liams, Thomas r. White. Mrs. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Cooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l.. Siddons and Prof. w. 1. Hull.