The Washington times., 1929-10-01
Members of Institute of International
Lap Sail Today for Meeting in Capital
DR.. James Brown Scott
Serves as Host to Law
makers on Trip

Serves as Host TO Law
makers on Trip
Members Of the Institute
Of international Law sailed
today from Cherbourg on
board the George Washing
ton for New York from
where they will come to
Washington for a short stay
before returning to Europe
on October 26.
/ The group is coming at the
invitation Of the Carnegie
Endowment for Information
al Peace, which organization
has headquarters in Wash
ington.
Secretary
Dr. James Brown Scott, the
secretary. of the endowment, and
Mrs. Scott, went to France the
middle of last month to accom-
pany the visitors to this coun-
try.
Thew will hold executive ses-
sions for several days at Briar-
cliff Manor. N. Y, after which
they will come to Washington
for another meeting.
In addition to the delegates
from Europe, there will be dele
gates from Brazil, Argentina,
Uruguay, Colombia, Japan,
China and Mexico.
Appropriate
The George Washington 10 ap-
propriately decorated for the cross.
Ing. And there has been planned
fitting entertainment and other
features on board, under the d.
rection OF DR.. and Mrs. Scott.
DR.. Thomas II. Healy, assistant
dead Of the Georgetown Foreign
Service School, is assisting in the
role Of host.
Program Planned
The delegation is scheduled to
arrive in Washington on Decem-
ber 22-making the trip by bus
from New York with stopovers at
Princeton, N. j., and in Philadel.
phia. While here the Burlington
Hotel will be headquarters.
A. tentative program has been
arranged for the distinguished
visitors during their three-day
visit in the Capital. This will in
clude calls on President Hoover.
the Secretary of State. Mr.. stim-
son, the usual sightseeing and
visits to Mt Vernon and Airing
ton with luncheons and dinners to
add to the hospitality.
Diplomatic
Luciano Mascia, the first secre.
tary Of the Italian Embassy, en-
tertained several guests last eve.
ming at the supper dance at the
Club Chantecler. Baron Paul
Schell, Of the Hungarian legation,
was also a host at Chantecler.
Senator Bronson Cutting Of
New Mexico and his mother, Mrs.
w. Bayard Cutting Of New York
have opened their apartment at
the Mayflower.
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Senator and Mrs. Royal s. Cope.
land are arriving in New York to-
day on the Bremen from Europe,
where they have passed several
weeks.
Representative William 7. Nolan
Of Minnesota anad his daughters,
Miss Gernaine Nolan and Miss Pa
tricia Nolan, have taken an apart.
ment at the Cavalier Tor the winter.
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Mrs. Benjamin Thaw, jr., accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge
i. Jordan, and Mr.. Jordan's niece,
Miss Virginia Peters, have stopped
Off in New York, at the Wander.
bilt. en- route to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John r. A. Cecil.
of Biltmore, N. c.. have gone to
New York today, and will pass q
short while at the Barclay.
Parisians
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Fould and
their daughter, Miss Antoinette
Fould, Of Paris, are now in Wash.
angton at the Mayflower as part
OF a months visit they are making
in this country. Mr.. Fould is vice
president OF the French Steam.
ship Line. They have been in New
York for a week and will go from
here to Chicago and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Sloggett
and their two daughters. Dorothea
and Edith Sloggett. who make
their homo in Honolulu, are
spending several days at the Will
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
Herger, OF Vancouver, are pass
ing several days at the Willard.
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Mrs. J. A. Rosenplenter and
Miss Helen A. Rosenplenter have
come from Stamford, Conn, and
are at the Dodge Hotel.
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Mrs. Frederick. C. Hicks, who
has been spending the summer at
her home in Port Washington.
Long Island, will return to town
later in the month. Her mother,
Mrs. Pierre Stevens, already has