New-York tribune., 1922-03-06
Notable l'lsron.g,. {.
At Memorial to
Viscoullt Bryce
Speakers Praise Late Dip
lcmat for His Work in
Drawing English Speak
ing Nations Together
Cite Services to America
Bishop Manning. John W.
Davis and Prof. Henry F.
Osborn Make Addresses


Hundreds OF friends Of the late Wis
count James Bryce crowded the Cathe-
drai Of 81. John the Divine yesterday
afternoon at n memorial service FOR
the former British Ambassador to the
United States Addresses were made
by Bishop Manning, John ". Davis
ard Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn.
His writings" said Bishop Manning.
helped US more truly to understand
Great Britain and more truly to under
sand ourselves. When the repor. on
Belgian atrocities appeared with Ais
name attached discussion ceased
thinking men knew Inst his name
'rould rot be signed to anything that
SIS untruthful.
Bishop Manning's Tribute
"Te give thanks to-day especially
FOR the frightening bonds between
two peoples. A life such as that Of
James. Viscount Bryce. gives US con-
;'dence for the future. We thank God
fo~ the liie and service here among
Us O. James Brycc'
Air. DAVIS. former Ambassador to fhe
torri o. =. JamcS's, recalled that no
American representative in England
'.or tarned - van so Visccunt Bryce
ei council and support.
TIE world will ~ernember him" said
ar havis.' * e scholar, teacher, his
20. an aHd diplomat. lie came to the
united States a. time when the warm
ceilings euecndercd between the two
Countries by the Spanish War had been
tttied by TIE general sympathy felt
herc Tor the Beers.
No man Of his time contributed so
ltucn 10 the great end of accord among
nc hnel sh speaking peoples. He was
.''''e cd - tte idca That the English
~oeeFing people 70oUid Join in leading
q World intn pashs o. enduring peace.
s'ica "as his dearoz. and his dying
Aaaouv thes- vho attended the serv-
i.es ,ee~s The British Consul General I
ana Mrs Harry Clcater Armstrong.
Consul ond Ms. Watson, Consul and
Mrs Bernays, Frederic Hudd, Trade
Commissioner for Canada. the acting
on i'iss'oncr for Australia and Mrs.
edward
Specially invited guests were Mr..
=ad Mr.. fchn y. Rockefeller jr., afr.
Cd ,ir-. Rcaerd Hooker. Mr.. and Mrs.
xxi 9. llayes. Mr. end Mrs Norman
'fav. -. NJ. ira DareOport Mrs Bay
rl (Lt.iH-. 'lYs l. u. Schwab. Mrs.
i,aieN Reid. sIrs. Ogden Reid. Gil
~, y. Montague. Mrs. Francis p
a, Mis-. L}idG Chauncet, MIR. and
rs hrtnur ". Page, The Rev and Mrs.
a.en K. Stetson and the Misses
-chuylcr.
Many Organizations Represented
Columbia University was represented
~ Colonel William BARCLAY Parsons,
.ionH z. Pine President Nicholas Mur-
~ Rutler, Provost Carpenter, Profess
e-attlers and Dr.. Ta:cot. Williams.
-. Geo. Sooiet, OF No~7 York was
sen'e9 oF =. Nipoud Davies, Or.
nd Nre Walter Eyre lambert. Edwa r6
barrett, Mn. and Ms. George Qu;rk,
'4rert :. Hugkcs !. {. Jenkins and
cumucl I. Salvage.
Among those from the English
19eaking Union delegation of seventy
taree were Mr. and Mrs. Paul D.
trsvsth. Bishop William Lawrence. Mr..
and Mrs. John I. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George raven Putnam. NJ. ana Mrs.
George y. Wickersham and DR.. and
tfrs. John Fl. Finley.
Tie Pilgrims wcro represented Dy
=. C1n!ife- -Oner. Heary White, Eugene
T. outerhridro, hibcrt Eugene Gu!lat;n
ID Georea W. Hurleigh.
otncr org ni1etions represented were
he Canada. Socict Of New York, St.
l'aYid sociat,. the British Great War
ateraus OF America. She American
Committee Tor the independence of
Armenia the Armenia America Society,
ne Fore gn Policy Association, the Sui
.rayc Institute and the British Schools
snd Universities Club.