The Washington times., 1912-10-12
FOREIGN TOURISTS
REACH WASHINGTON
IN AMERICAN TRIP
Delegatesto Commerce Com
mission Will Be Entertain
ed Here Three Days.

Four hundred prominent business. men
from all parts Of the world, delegates
10 the International Congress Of Cham
bers of Commerce, and almost as many
wives and daughtes Of delegates will
arrive at the Union Station tonight at
$50 o'clock from Pittsburgh over the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. Arrangements
for the reception and entertainment Of
the visitors during their three days
stay in the Capital are now complete.
with the appointment Of the various
committees. announced by President
Oyster. of the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce. 49,.
The guests will be met at the station
tonight by a committee appointed for
thRt purpose, and arrangements have
been made for carriages to carry them
at once to the Congress Hall. Continent
tai or Raleigh Hotels, the last named
being the OFFICIAL headquarters Of the
congress while In this city.
Reception Committee.
The committee to meet the trsin con-
sists Of:
ID. j., Callahan. chairman; Samuel
Bensinger, w. w. Bowie. George v.
Buck, John @. Capers, w. 8. Corby.
Harry F. Cunningham, Charles w.
Darr. II. b. Dean, o. ]. De Mol, Jules
Demonet, william VI. Dove. B. b. Earn
shaw. John o. Evans, Philip r. CORN
ley, b. g. Graves, J. p. Hermann. w.
8. Hoge. Louis Holmes. George H. Judd.
M. A. Leese, j. C. Malcolm, James M.
Place. A. d. Prince, Arthur Ramsay,
Edwin C. Reed. Albert schulteis. Sam.
uel Shedd, A. Leftwich Sinclair. II. c.
c. Stiles, George w. Stuart, Walter
Guy, and Hugh Harvey.
Tomorrow morning the delegates Will
be taken on an automobile trip to the
points Of greatest interest In the city,
an dcommittees In charge Of this tour
are as follows:
To meet at Raleigh Hote]-R. p. An.
drews, chairman: E. b. Dean. Philip #.
Gormiey, F. c. Handy. Melvin C. Haz.
w. Mackenzie, J. c. Malcolm. Byron
8. Adams. e. P. Mertz, o. 8. Metzerott
r. L. Middleton. Edwin c. Reed, Il
Sheetz, Nj. e. Allies, Ralph w. Lee, and
J. II. Small. 1r.
burger. chairman: John Hansen, Sam
uel Hart, II. p. Hermann, Isaac Cans
w. 8. Hoge, Gerson Nordlinger. II. N
Harper. ]. NJ. Place, Samuel Bensinger
NJ. D. Rosenberg. George Stuart, George
1SSNN's Sb'Se DS"S"Ss
TO meet at Congress Hahn. A.
Leese, chairman; Joseph Berberich. II
G. Bergheimer, A. Brylawski. NJ. a.
Mol. George w. 'Peck. Isaac Cans. a
GUIDE, o. ii. Reizerfstein, George w
spier, w. w. bowie, George v. Buck
II. +. Clark, and Harry Wardman.
No Sunday Plans.
No plans have ben made for the dele.
gates for Sunday afternoon or evening
but arrangements have been made to
have many of the most interestins
public buildings kept open, such as the
Capitol. the Corcoran Art Gallery, the
Library OF Congress, and others. and
many of the delegates will. doubtless
avail themselves of an opportunity OF
making close inspection OF these
buildings.
Monday. at $50 o'clock. representa-
tives from the Chamber Of Commerce.
will meet the delegates at their hotels
and e scort them to the boa for NJ
hours visit to the home OF Washing
ton. ,- .......,
The committee appointed for this pur.
pose Is made up Of George Y. Worth.
ington. chairman: J. Harry Cunning.
John @. Capers,. Harry F. Clark. the
Rev. George A. Dougherty. william M
Dove, /. Goldenberg, Philip f. CORN
ley. George william Harris. Louis
Holmes, NJ. A. Leese. Otto Luebksrt
, Arthur ]. May. r. l.. Middleton, Arthur
! Ramsay. Edwin G. Reed, @. T. schutt
A. Leftwich Sinclair. r. w. Smith, II
c. c. stiles, Joseph Strasburger, George
w. Stuart Washington .Topham. Mar
tin wiegand. q. GTosvcnor Dave. FL
lott II. Goodwin, d.. a, Skinner. 1. g.
Perkins, w. ". Cox, Louis kann. Sig
mund <ann, Simon Kann. George NJ
Oyster, tr Samuel Ross. John L.
Weaver, and w. A. Wimsatt. ,
Reception Monday.
Monday night at o'clock the guests
viii be honored with a large reception
at the Pan-American Building. given
Jointly by the Chamber of Commerce
and John Barrett. director Of the Pan
American Bureau. The affair promises
to be among the most brilliant ever
held at the home Of the Latln-Ameri-
cans, and win also mark the formal
opening of the magnificent new terraced
gardens In the rear of the building.
which are Just completed, after an
expenditure of 100000.
At $50 o'clock Tuesday morning the
special train OF two sections will bear
the delegates to Philadelphia, where a
stay OF two days Will end their tour
OF all tho large cities OF the East.