New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
c,;.udship Is Theme of
Speech to Chamber
of Commerce
Mission Members
Guests at Dinners
c.Olishmen to Attend St.
Johns Service This
Morning


,o.so~s % Xou. york's
Atdr''s'"S ,'' -. -. .ho cham
assess Won -. -. Hon
" Of Commerce '"''N''0V" ''N
..,,rJ Ba'four said.
49, viii hc a bond OF union be-
-..-,, vh;cb nothing will
Fttn OUT IL 7
~,- be able 60 snake an" WHO" i
Ito be tAc sccurest guarantee for
N-N'' cab, ,,ovld- FOR tho future
70 taiui' '' -,,u
= reace and freedom OF inc WI ~
-. man gathering was the climax
- d., which Mr.. Ralfour and
"a iaO'''' ...., ...- .o,,,,,iss;o,ors
80, vhiskcj through the heart O.
Wi while sidewalk cheers
'N ....o I..or .bo..
r,e.ed i'
,,ss over the hacd.cd' ioreShor'eheu'
metronol- from the Noolworth
~ .L... t,,., dav only ended
.'Eei' s'" &c. o..
,-f ofca. dinners anu ''S O''N'' az
-....cic Hall las -ight.
80 .l., -,~,.F swift procession
II l'''' ..-.os f~o,,, tho Astor
6 no'0' % 1-uob.~,s;,-o
,'ls y S.-r,ro mon were on guard.
.-Se roliccmcn kept the conCested
..-,urffarc cleared for ten ploch9
- GIVING ftc Sidewalk thronCs luSt
\. -,,,cc that Was nccos sary 10 bring
~ to thc curb line when tho auto
.lles flashed hy. Detectives porco-
...s through fhe crowds unnouced.
NJ, route was down Fifth Avenue 70
r..sinrtou Square. across Fourth
-. 70 LAFAYETTE. crossing 10 Broad
l,' 90 ian ard thence 10 the
- ~ Commerce, at Liberty
-.
~. p.iso-r va. -hc guest Of Joseph
g. 49, - dinner al his home. The
,,.-,be-s Of the commission at
~, % J.rrcr Al the METROPOLITAN
~ - sf.sr -rst there was "a war re-
ID ,,,sr,,ou and entertainment at
- u.n To-dav Will he day
s..-. To-. .io in,itation Of Bishop
-, of .f. commission vii at
10y .te n ..clocL services IL the
80, X. Iobn the Divine
-l...-i'' ..,',. emil snnointmcnt
Az"
900 Greet BalfOur
-, lu,eboon at the Chamber Of
r,--,..s MAS an occasion which
...,,5v y, ReGfou-'s personalitv TO the
- - a. mi charm He found
t..s all. c,,;oti,- unburriedlv
- {, lsr,.tb "a qOO mon of affairs
-, ~. International urion. now an
,,..-si~bcJ fart whose attainment
l.. Issr nc Of the great visions of
40
rse formal sneecbcs listed on the
-orsmmo prcceded the luncheon
- - 81 MEETING in tbo large hall
raf chamber. over which Eugene IL.
'..-rhr,dcc. II. president. presided.
F.r, we're only three speeches. one
at b. Mr. Outerbridge, Mr.. BalfOur
-sIora CunIffe. who is governor OF
i. Rsrl If ENGLAND. But later, while
:. br4,+ luncheon WAS still in prog
,u on the floor above. Mayor Mitchell
rived and was invited to speak. Mr..
Aiour replied. Joseph VI. Choate. in
sw humorous remarks, pronounced
Va. Nr. Outcrbridge called the "bene-
zion"
81, a. tho luncheon came 20 a close
gigar Mitchell arose and said:
:, have lust been informed that the
s,sse has passed the bill irving Theo-
40 Roosevelt his army"
Tie suJteuncss Of the announcement
20 the quests al the big horseshoe
abe rser,rg for a moment. Then an
1.turst OF applause followed, the Brit
e commissioners joining in, and cheer
tsr cheer arose, the demonstration
as;ing several minutes. IN the midst
( II VI. Choate was Overheard eX-
AiminC: That's fine. That's splen-
-1.n
There were many fattering and af-
'siionate references 70 America IN the
scenes Of both Mr.. Balfour and Lord
nlife. Nr Balfour. plainly affected
y ne subJcc. OF his discourse, SAID II
40 been the dream Of his life TO wit
z" 8 closer union between the two
Fsl' English spcaking peoples. lie re-
aied az one time 10 America as "the
i,n recent and greatest ally Of all"
1eid Cunlife praised the financial
-.,aihery o. the country and the ar
4 i'gehenis for handing the financing
= ne War. The many bankers pres
.heluolng >. +. Morgan, JACOB VI.
-. - ana ail the oiner prominent
.s-bers Of the frsternity in the city,
H. Outerb-idge. in his Introductory
i'''sss, referred 20 the plans for the
ts'fsiion Of the 100 years Of peace
tFten Great Britain and America,
20 had been interrupted by the out
"a Of the war He went on:
81 venture 10 think that the has,
.'ans Of the future VIII record, ana
generations 20 come VIII agree
zoe event we celebrate to-day the
Ing O. these two great nations IN
var, will have been fraught with
- ~ consequences and will have re-
20 m greater benefits 10 mankind
al the achievements Of the hun
y years OF peace.
~. o standing here, an American, as
-. representative and spokesman,