The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-12
IN S 7 l T U T E
SPEAKER IS
SERB
Minister Proves Popular
in Address at Institute
of Politics
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"ASHlNGIUN was wen hepie
" scented Tuesday at the round
table conference on limitation OF
ornaments that is being conducted
at the Institute of Politics at VII
Jamestown, Mass. The news had
spread that DR.. Pavichich, Minister
Of the Kingdom Of the Serbs. Croats
and sIovenes. who has recently ar
rived at the institute, would make an
address.
In the washington group there
were the Charge d'Affaires OF Hun
Eary, Mr.. Pelenyi.. the former Bull
rarian Minister in washington, Mr..
panaretoff: DR.. Albert Putney. Dean
sc the school of Political Science
Of American University, and Mrs.
Putney: Rear Admiral William l..
Rodgers. u. s. N, retired; Major
d Is. Glassford. OF the Army War
College: K. NJ. Ditnchitch, secretary
Of the Legation of Yugoslavia; and
Mrs. Laura Puffer Morgan, who Is
associated with the National Coun-
en- for the Prevention of War.
Serb Envoy Speaks
j Or. Paviehich. who has the rep
utation for being one OF the most
learned members OF the Diplomatic
Corps, made 8 scholarly address.
He traced the growth Of civiliza-
ton, stressing the part that war
has played in its evolution and the
minor part played by peace. He
pointed to possible day when
peace shall come into its own and
there shall be liberty for all people
ia . more intelligent civilization.
The greatest interest, however,
was shown when DR.. Pavichich
scared the end of his address and
recalled the Sakejevo incident that
f3red the world in July, 1914.
In noting this he denied reports
entangling Serbia in the murder
that lead to the outbreak of-wor.
Bulgarian Asked Opinion
Dr. Jesse S. Reeves, OF the Uni
yersity Of Michigan, who is the
eadef OF this reund-table, ammo lneai
when DR.. Pavichich had concluded
his address. that he was sure there
vac much difference Of opinion as
to the latter statements OF His
Excellency, and then asked NJ.
Tanaretoff II he would SAY sonIE-
thing"
Mr.. Panaretofe evaded by replying
that he thought be would wait unth
the discussion reached the Little
Entente. However, he slipped into
warm and friendly argument for a
lew moments with his former
GnG0lV.
Dr.. Pavichich further stated that
II would be impossible for Yugo-
alavia, along with several other
Aations, to disarm until, all the
countries were members Of the
League OF Nations and the latter
had power to enforce peace.
Many congratulations wele given
the Yugoslavia minister when the
conferences was over:
MRS. WILSON
IN SCOTLAND
Mrs. woodrow Wilson and her
brother. DR.. Richard Boiling. are
spending the grouse shooting sea
son at yetteresso Castle, Scotland.
Baruchl and Miss Belle Baruch.
w 1lSOll. Will 81 IL 0ChCN0
shout September ! to attend the.
meeting Of the League OF Nations.
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Nine. Riano. wife Of the Am
oassador Of Spain, was the guest
OF honor at dinner last evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Langhorne
at the Yacht Club, Bar Harbor, Ne.
Nine. Riano and Mrs. Alexander
Legare are at Bar Harbor as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bell Sweeney.
Mrs. Sweeney IL giving lunch
con in compliment to her guests at
the Yacht Club on Saturday.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mclean, OF
Portland, Ore, are spending two
weeks as guests Of the Secretary
and Mrs. Hoover In Washington.
Mrs. Mclean was Miss Hulda
Hoover, of California, and is a
niece Of Secretary Hoover.