Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-26
RUMAN|AN SCHOOL
GROUP IN CAPITAL
80 Noted Educators Are to
Be Guests of Legation and
Georgetown U.

Conveying to Washington mes
sages of good will from officials OF
the Rumanian government, dele
cation of so leading educators and
public men and women were well
coined to the Capital this afternoon
on the occasion of the first visit of
such a group from Rumania since
the World War
The delegation. headed by NJ. Jean
1nculetz and NJ Jean Bercea, former
ministers of state for Rumania, was
met here by NJ. Radu T. Djuvari,
Rumanian charge d'affaires and M
Andrea Popevici. attache at the lega
ton. and officials of Georgetown Uni
versity. whose guests they will be
during their two-day visit in the
Capital. DIR. Edmund, A. Walsh, >
J.. regent of the Foreign Service
School, cutting short lecture tour
IN the East, and DR.. Thomas H.
IIealy, assistant dean, represented the
university.
To Stay at Georgetown.
Immediately after the exchange OF
greetings the group was taken 10
Georgetown College. where quarters
have been assigned the members,
This evening they will be entertained
at dinner at the Rumanian Legation
who is a student at the Georgetown
school. and Lieut.. Jean j. Labat,
head of the French department. nave
arranged sightseeing trips Tor the
party during the afternoon.
The Georgetown a."tlI"tlthS Wei
nalricularlv anxious to entertain the
distinguished visitors during their
stay in this country. partly as d re-
turn favor for the courteSles SHOWN
a group Of Georgetown men who Wis
tied in Rumania last year. Coming at
q time when Queen Marie is planning
to nav an official trip to the United
States. the arrival of tho Rumanlan
group is Of particular interest IN the
Capital Nine prominent women.
known in professional and education'
al circles Of Bucharest, are members
Of the party
Tomorrow. it is expected, the group
will be taken on pilgrimages TO
Mount Vernon and the Tomb OF the
Unknown Soldier. a luncheon, AT
which members of the Rumanian le-
CATION staff will he guests, has been
ARA nged in their honor in the after
noon at Georgetown.
During their stay in this country
the Rumanians will investigate eau
cational facilities and make a. study
Of the industrial and economic con-
ditions in the United States. They
will leave Washington tomorrow
evening for Pittsburgh to visit the
steel plants, and then will go to Phil
adelphia, where the Rumanian gov.
eminent has an exhibit at the Sesdui'
centennial Exposition.
Personnel of Party.
The personnel Of the party, as made
known by the Rumanian legation, in
cludes the following:
Jean Inculetz. former minister or
state and member of the academy:
Jean Borcea. former minister Of state
and member of the academy: Dion
NarCan. director of the State Tobacco
Monopoly: Cornelius AXentie. coun-
selor of the appellate court: Dumltru
Niculescu. instructor, University or
bucharest; Scarlat ConstantineScu.
president of the tribunal: Nicolas
Mavrocordat. engineer Alexander
Malrovici, physician; Nicolas Dragu-
san. professor; Georges V. Chir-vasie.
professor: Michel Bloos, professor;
Robert Weinberg. graduate law stu
dent: Alexandra WestfIied, graduate
law student: Basile V. Stanciu, Alex.
andre Mateescu. John Del Vecchio and
Jules Niculescu, students; Leon Fe-
l'aru instructor at Columbia UnlVer.
sity, who is accompanying the group;
Manoil Spiegler, business man. and
MIR. and Mrs. Packer, official photog-
raphers OF the group.
The group also includes the follow.
ing women: Lucie Jean Borcea. head
physician OF the Maternity Hospital in
Iassy: E'lorica Ionescu- Braila, gI1.du'
ate of the Conservatory Of Music; &C.
line Flnilian Marcovici, sculptures;
AmaIia \. Mateescu. GenevieNe Mic
olas Serbian, Severa Sihleanu. profes
Sor. member Of the American Red
cross: Cecile Manou Spiegler, gradu-
ale Of the Conservatory of Music; Dr.
Constantza Zamfir. professor, and Rea
IpCar writer.