New-York tribune., 1919-11-17

the varied elements that make up
American national life
Race Groups in Conference
The race groups that already have
accepted invitations to attend the con-
ference include:
Armenian-Miram Sevasly. Washing
ton, and V. Kalendarium. Columbia
University.
Belgian-A. Tyck, Belgian Chamber
OF Commerce, New York City, and
Kew. .: A. Nys, assistane director, Bel
gian Bureau. New York CITY.
British--Charles W. Bowling, r. M.
Stuart Wortley. and Harold Pcget. New
York City.
Canadian-Thomas b. Neelands and
A. Duncan Reid. New York City.
Carpatho Russian-M. Il. Schocki and
G. kunaszewski, New York City.
Chinese--Lee B. Lok and J. X.
Chung. New York City.
Czecho- -Slovak-Dr. j. G. Percival.
Danish-Halvor Jacobsen and Emil
Opfrer. New York City.
Dutch-D. G. Verschuur and DR.. Van
c. P. Huizinga, New York City.
Esthonian-H. L. Pymson and Ivan
Narodny, New York City.
Finnish-The Rev. Kallo Makinen,
biooN'yIi, ana .. "A. I. UkSlla, brooklyn.
French-Lucien Javoud Albert Bum
and Felix Wildenstein, New York City.
Greek-Patros Tatanis and George
d. Nichalas, New York City
Hispanio-Jose Camprubi, Dr. Luis
Lara Pardo and A. Collac, New York
City.
Italian--Dr. Antonio Stella and Ste
phanie Miehle. New York City.
Japanese-Shozo Midzutani and R.
Ichinomiya, New York City
Jewish-Judge Otto A. RosaIsky,
New York City.
Jugo- Slavs-Professor NJ. I. Pupin,
New York City, and Nicola Bezic, Ho-
boken, n. j.
Lettish-Gustav Danzis and the Rev.
Carl Podin New York CITY.
Lithuanian-V. F. Jankovski, Jersey
City, and NJ. I. Wink, Washington.
Magyar-Eugene Pivany, Cleveland,
and Bertalam Barna, New York City
Norwcgian-Rodney 7. Martinsen
and Thordald c. Gay, New York City
Montanho, Brooklyn.
Russians. S. NovoselofF, New York
City
swiss-Dr. Jacob A. schwarzman
and F. Dossenbach, New York City.
Sy ;ian-S. A. Mokarzcl and NJ Z.
Howatt. New York City.
Ukrainian-Simon Jadlowsky and
Paul Wikul. New York City.
To Meet Bishop Burch
Al the conclusion of the conference
with the lnterRacial Council delegates
the prince wi ! meet Bishop Charles
Sumner Burch, wfo, on behalf of the
New York Bible Society, will present
me royal visitor with a gold embossed
Bible. Also, he will be presented with
medal by the Numismat Society.
At o'clock he will leave the Re-
nown to attend dinner given in his
honor at the Waldorf Astoria Hote by
Mr. and Mrs Henry ?. Dawson on be-
half of the former War Council and
their associates of the American Red
Gross.
Immediately after the dinner the
prince will go to the Metropolitan
Opera House. where a gala concert has
been arranged iii his honor. At the
conclusion of the concert he will re-
turn to the Renown.
The program Of activities that has
been arranged for the most youthful
of the city's many distinguished guests
was given final revision by repre-
sentafives of the Mayors committee
yesterday. after consultations with Off
GERS of the numerous societies thai
viii participate in the welcome. AS
completed Yesterday, the program for
the succeeding days is as follows:
Wednesday
10 a. m.--Inspection of guard Of
honor from the British Great War Vet
erans of America at the Columbia
Yacht c ub landing, cot of West
Eighty sixth Street
1915 Il. m.-Leavcs the yacht club
for sightseeing trip about the city.
1O:45 a. m.-Leaves the yacht club
Building.
II a. m.-Visit to Trinity Church.
11:10 a. m.-Visit 10 New York Stock
Exchange.
l1:25 a. m.--Visit to Sub Treasury.
11:35 a. m.-Arrives at the Chamber
1916 p. m.-Luncheon by Chamber
of Commerce.
las p. m.-Leaves Chamber of Com
merce for the Academy of Music, East
Fourteenth Street.
2:45 D m.--Arrives at the Horse
Show in Madison Square Garden.
p. m.-Attends dinner given by New
York societies.
10 p. m.-Arrives at the home of
Mrs Whitclaw Reid, 451 Madison Ave
nue., where ball is to be given in his
honor
Thursday
1890 a. m.--Leaves the foot of West
Eighty-sixth Street by automobile for
Grand Central Station.
II a. n.-~Leaves Grand Central Sta
ton by special train for Garrison.
~ m.-Arrives at GarrlsonS Takes
ferry to West Point.
1890 p. m.-Arrives at West Point.
Reviews parade.
AS D. m.~-Lunches with the cadets
3 D. m.--Leaves West Point.
4.3O p. m.--Arrives Grand Central
station.
73O p. m.~-Dinner on board II. NJ. S.
RenOWn.
Friday
90 a. m.--Leaves foot West Eighty
sixth Street by automobile for Oyster
Fay. where he will place wreath on
Colonel Roosevelt's grave.
11.45 a. m.-Arrives at Piping Rock