The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-13
CONFERENCES
ROUSE OUR
INTEREST
Interparliamentary Union
And Institute Of Poll
tics, Important
BY JEAN ELIOT

powers which may be called-in
Climate discuss the Chinese dit
ficulties is academic in character.
However, both the meeting OF the
Interparliamentary Union in DC
tober. and the annual meeting OF
the Institute of Politics at Will
Jamestown. Mass, next month, have
their elements of personal interest
to us here.
The nterparliamentary confer
eflce will, of course, bring to WASH
fngton a number of foreign dig.
nftaries who are internationally
MISUNDERSTANDING Ramsay McDon.
aid, the first laboc prime minister
Of Great Britain. And the latest
to announce his intention OF being
present is NJ. Herriot, former pre-.
nlier of France and present presi-
dent of the Chamber of Deputies,
He expects to sail for the United
States on December 10 as menl-
Der Of. the French legislative dele
cation to the Union, a delegation
composed of twelve members OF
the Senate and the Chamber.
A for the Institute Of Politics,
although it meets in Williamstow
most Of the celebrities who attend
its sessions drift into washing
ton on their way either to or from
Massachusetts,. 1t has already
been announced that the Polish
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Count
Alexander Skrzynski. is coming to
washington after Visiting sPresi.
dent Coolidge at Swampscott and
before going to Willianstown, and
now comes word that Count An
tonic Cippfco. Of Rome. who is
coming over as one Of the italian
delegates, will pay. US a visit here
and will be entertained at his en-
bassy and others Or his country
men. The Count is professor of
italian literature in an English
University and Is regarded as an
authority on international affairs.
Many Neutrality-suspicious. to Be
Present at WiIliamstoWn Conference.
A good many people seem to be
going ap from Washington to Will
liannstoNn but the powers that be
at the state Department, who have
the completes list, seem to. think
that It is q deep dark secret. so
that it Is hard to get authoritative
The dear State De-
partmerit authorities do so love
confidential information
At all events Doctor Leo S.
Rowe. director general OF the Pan
American Union, is 20 conduct the
round table discussion, as he has
FOR the 5Ist two years. and be win
be accompanied by William Manager,
Of the Pan American staff. i
The minister of the Irish Free
State, Doctor Timothy Smiddy. Is
among the diplomats who VIII be
listed among the speakers, and GER
tain State Department officials win
be present.
Captain Charles Hussey, who was
Il one time naval attachc CT the
American embassy in London, has
been detailed to represent the
Navy Department at the coming
meeting and he and Mrs Hussey
are already established at Williams
town. With Captain and Mrs. Hus-
sew are her parents. Admiral and
Mrs. willard II. Brownson. and the
adniral-to digress bit-cele-
orated his eightieth birthday last
week, Captain and Mrs. Hpssey Civ
ing a party for him.
Mrs. Wilson's Visit to Be
Given international Recognition.
In the meanwhile preparations
are being made by representatives
Of fifty-five nations to render
tribute 10 the memory of Woodrow
when the assembly of the
League Of Nations meets at &c
neva in September and when ms
widow. accompanied by Miss Evan
geline johnson, Of New York. viii
visit the Swiss city.
Although the hospitality of ali
Of Geneva VIII be offered TO Mrs.
Wilson and her companion, she
has expressed a desire to secure
quiet villa outside the city and
beautiful Lake Geneva.
A group Of Americans and league
who have organized the
School, have Offered
her the use of the Villa Onex, about
two miles outside the city. From
Onex magnificent view is OBJ
the Grand and Petit
Saleve and the Mont Blanc range,
and to the west the Jhra Noun
tains.
Z Ever since the League was es-
tablished in Geneva the Federal
the Canton and city
Of Geneva have sought an opportu-
nifty to pay homage to the founder
OF the Utopian organization. A
street has been named the "Quai
Woodrow Wilson" and a memorial
tablet erected on the wall surround
ing the Palais des Nations. Aside
from these no crystalized expression
has ever taken place.
The impending visit of the ex.
widow, however. will
provide an opening. It. is under.
stood that the Federal Government
Will officially welcome Mrs. Wilson;
tho Canton officials will extend to
hei the freedom OF the city and
Carton. Official receptions will be
tenGered and every effort made to
mako her visit both pleasant and
memorable.
SECRETARY KELLOGG
IN TOWN FOR WEEK.
The Secretary of State. NJ.
Kellogg, who returned to Washing.
ton this morning, will be at his
home in Nineteenth street through
this week and will take part in the
various festivities arranged In honor
Of the Polish Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Count Alexander Skrzynski
who will come 10 Washington on
Friday. Mrs. Kellogg remained in
ST. Paul. The Secretary came TO
the Capital from Swampscott, where
he had been the guest of President
ard Mrs. Coolidge and had discussa 1
the Chinese situation with the Chief
Executive.
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