Evening star., 1924-08-03
Institute of. Politics
Attracts Attention of
Diplomatic Crops
Many Members Will Be
Listeners In" at Sd Ses-
sion Just Opened at vii.
liams College.

Washington has a broad interest So.
cially and politically in the Institute of
Politics which opened it's third Summer
course at Williams College Williams
town, Mass, Friday, and will continue
its sessions until August 30. Many of
the diplomats assigned to Washington
viii attend as listeners" rather than
students, and among these is DR.. Pan
aretoff, the Minister from Bulgaria. who
with Nine. Panaretoff left their Summer
residence in Casanova. y. Y, Thursday
and will spend the entire mouth at Will
liamstoTn. The Bulgarian Minister was
for. many years professor of interna-
1lonal law at Robert College, Constan-
tineple. and his wife was teacher of
English in the Woman's College nearby
Both haYe a number of degrees, and so
VIII not follow the usual course, but will
attend the lectures and will be DOM
lnaH figures iTr> the social life which is
50 pleasing Il feature of this month at
williams College. The Serbian Minister
also Will make prolonged visit to Will
Jamestown during the sessions of the in
Stitute, and likewise the newly promoted
Minister of I,ithuania
Officially Washington has a strong
repreSentation on the staff of lecturers
Dr. Leo $. Rowe will as usual conduct
his round table talks on pan-America
and will in addition give an exhaustive
course on all it's. international problems
These lectures began last evening eau.
gust y and will continue the entire four
weeks. MIR. John Van Antwerp Mac
Murray of the State Department, with
Mrs. MacMurIay and the children, will
pass all of August at WiiiiamStown
Mr.. MacMurray will lecture on the prob
lens OF foreign relations with China
Col. Lawrence Martin Of this city also
VIII be among the lecturers giving spc-
cial attention to geographical matters
and Dr. James Scott Brown, secretary
OF tho Carnegie Institution here will
present many aspects of International
peace. Mr. John BaSsett Moore, one
time counselor of the State Department
Is among the many contributors to the
program which WiliamStown presents
this Summer for the student of POLITICS
Among the distinguished foreign
crS who Will appear on the platform
Is the former Ambassador from Rus
sia, DR.. Boris \. Bakmeteff who will
give a series of lectures on Russian
proplens' Soclet and regular. Sir
Paul Finagradorff of Oxford will con-
CuCt a series on the problems of
political theories and will spend all
OF August in WilliamStown. He will
later visit Sir Esme Howard at Man
chester and may make d brief visit
10 w aShlngton before returning to
i-nsland Louis Aubert of the Sor-
Donne in Paris will be the recipient
of much social attention when he
completes his course on the recon
Struction of Europe. DR.. Edward
Benes. the Czechoslovakian minister
of foreign affairs. and deemed one of
the three men who made Bohemian n
independence possible. will come TO
Washington after finishing his series
on the difficulties which his country
faces in establishing itself again
among the sovereign nations of
EuroNe. Another distinguished Briton
who will lecture at the institute is
Hon. Richard Henry Tawney. an asso-
cIate of the prime minister. Mr.. Ram
sey Mcdonald. who will present an
intimate side of the labor movement
In Great Britain. Many of these emil
nent men have accepted Invitations to
various resorts and to Washington
and their presence will give an un-
wonted briskness to social life here
in opening September.