The Washington herald., 1913-09-11
Foreign PUPILS
VISITING CITY
Students Stop Here, After At
tending Cornell Inter-
national Congress.
SIXTY-SLx In THE PARTY
President and Secretary Of State
Bryan Will Give Receptions
IN Their Honor.

A sightseeing and study tour OF the
country being a part of the Eighth In
ternational Congress of Students, which
met at Cornell University from August
- to September 5, siXty-six foreign
students and professors. members Of
the Federation Internationale des
Etudiants, arrived in Washington at
$3.50 o'clock last night, after making
a stop at Baltimore and Annapolis.
where they paid visit to the Naval
Academy.
The party was met at the Union
Station by a committee composed Of
Arthur Deerin Call, of the American
Peace Society; John Barrett, Director
General of the fan-American Union;
DR.. George T. Bowerman, DIR. Philan-
der P. ClaXton, Angelo Cont and
others. The German section, includ-
ing twenty-five members, have their
headquarters at the Richmond Hotel,
while the others are at he Powhatan.
Days Program Outlined.
Secretary Bryan will receive the stu
dents at $50 o'clock at his office this
morning, and President Wilson has ar
ranged to greet them at the White House
at 2:3O o'clock. At 4 o'clock they Will be
taken on a sightseeing teour as the guests
of the Chamber of Commerce, and to-
night they will be the guests at dinner
at the Pan-American Building. They will
be the guests of the Y. NJ. c. A. tomor-
row. There they will be shown pictures
of historic scenes and events. They will
pay visit to Arlington Cemetery in the
afternoon Saturday the American Peace
Society will be their host, and will escort
them TO Mount Vernon on the 10 o'clock
boat. In the evening they will be the
dinner guests of the University Club.
No program has been arranged for
Sunday, and on Monday afternoon the
visitors will leave for New York. The
German students while in this city will
take advantage of the various govern
ment scientific institutions to make re-
searches along lines of their respective
studies. The object of the German study
tour is 10 spend some time in various
Eastern cities, and thus become measura-
bly, we'll acquainted with American So
cial, civic, educational, and industrial
life
The motto of the federation is ''COrda
Fratres," or Brothers at Heart" and
it is by this Latin term that they are
usually addressed. The organization en-
braces more than 6O,O0O professors and
students, and this is the first time that
the annual meeting was ever held in the
United States.
List of Students.
The following is list of student dele
gates who are quartered at the Pow
hatan: Juan z. Armas, Peru; Will
lam Borberg. Denmark: DIR. Humberto
Fernandez DaviIa. Peru; ZOltan de
Hindy. Hungary: Jiuji c. Kasai, japan:
Washington EscUdero, Uruguay: Ray
monde Falci; Italy: Frank Geldenuys. !
South Africa; Arthur Colatt, Wisconsin; |
Henry Hartman. Finland; Miss Ada !
Hayden. Iowa; Edgar Herzog, Germany;
Fedrico Basadre V Crohmann, Peru: sub
1u. China, president Cornell Cosmopoli- !
tan Club: Y. T. Hsu, China; p. Jerosch, |
Portugal: Fritz Keller, Germany; Julio
B. I.atour. Cuba: Louis P. Lochner,
Wisconsin; carlos l.. LocsIn. PnlnppInes;
Mario Marini. Italy: Mrs. Beatrice Me-
kOta, bohemia; Miguel 4. Munoz, Porto
Rico; Dr. George W. Nasmyth. Ithaca;
Pedro Orozco. Peru: Francisco Calves
PUrtocarrerO. Gautemala: Angel ArthurO
Rivera. Guatemala; A. c. de P. Souza,
Brazil: Cheng-Fu Wang. China: Cesar
Z"laya. Chile; w. P. Wei. China: ILu-
mir J. EOndra, Iowa. State; Mai Tee.
representative of Siamese students;
Manuel Ochoa. Peru: Luis Oss4 LOrea,
Chile
The following German students are at
the Richmond: Dr. Ado Baessler Leip-
zig: DR.. Walter A. Berendsohn, Ham
burg: Ernest Bing. Nurnberg: Wilhelm
BIembel Dresden; Richard Braun. Col
ditz i. Sachsen; Ernest HaubOld, Chem
nitz i. Sachsen: Geor Heinze, Brieg bel
Breslau: X Freiherr Y. Boyneburgh,
Munchen: NJ Jentzsch. Berlin w. Erich
KeiIpflug. Berlin-Schoneberg: Hans Iilee.
Koln; Kurt Konigsberger. Furth i Bay
ern: Kari Kumpmann. Bonn a. Rhein;
Robert Lust. NuTnberg; Eduard MessteT,
Neuba belsberg; DR.. John MeZ, Freiburg l. |
s.: Kurt Edw. Meysel. Berlin; Elizabeth
Pfannschmidt, Dessau i. Anhalt; Herman
Relius. Halle a. Sale; Ernst Riedel 4
Fraustadt j. P; DR.. Alexander Roder-
berg, Aachen: Alfred Rosenberg, MUNICH
en-: Ella Schartiger, Heidelburg; w.
weigelt. POmmern: Alfred Knapp. Zu- .
rich: DR.. VIM. ROrberg. Copenhagen.
The local committee on arrangements |
includes Arthur Deerin Call. chairman; !
Myron Jermain Jones. secretary: John |
Jarrett Daniel J. Callahan. DR.. Phian- |