The Washington times., 1929-10-11
NJ DONALD Sc 7
FOR BUSY DAY
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under the auspices of the Foreign
Policy Association at a tea and re-
ception in the Hotel Commodore.
His final and what is expected to
he his most important address will
be delivered at the Council on For
eign Relations dinner to be held at
the Ritz Carlton. This address will
be broadcast over the nationwide
hook-up by the National broadcast
ing Company.
Meets Socialists
Heading the delegations to be
received by the Premier will be a
group Of prominent Ameri AN Social
lists, and after they have had an in
formal meeting with the outstanding
leader Of the movement, a delega-
ton from the Jewish agencies Of
Palestine will be seen.
The Premier has expressed great
interest in the luncheon to be ten
dered him by the EnSliSh-speahin
Union. Cooperating in this event
are the three English societies-St.
Georges, st. Andrews and St. Da-
Vid's. John w. Davis. former am.
bassador to England, is 10 preside
at the luncheon and will introduce
the Premier. who will be the only
speaker. Arrangements nave been
made for some 5000 guests.
Greetings from State
In the absence of GovernC" Roose-
welt, Aeting Governor Lehman will
deliver greetings from the State of
New York at the Foreign Policy
Association tea to be presided over
by Paul U. kellogg, president of the
association. Miss Ruth Morgan. as
chairman of more than IS prominent
citizens. will serve on the recep.
ton committee.
The program arranged for Ishbel
today is no less strenuous than that
laid out for her father. she will
start at a. m. with a visit to the
rhlldren'S court. going next to the
Bellevue Yorkville Health Dem
"nStration. From the health center
MISS Macdonald plans short visits
to the Manhattanville DAY Nursery
and the Henry Street Settlement.
Guest At Dance
She will have luncheon and then
JOIN her father at the association
tea and reception. Tonight she will
be the guest of honor at dance in
the Henry Street Settlement House.
Miss Macdonald is intensely in
terested in social work. and all these
visits We're planned at her request.
The Prime Minister confessed to in
reviewers today that one of the
most beautiful sights in the world
was Manhattan's famed skyline as it
stood bathed in the gold of a setting
sun. The Premier had the oppor
tunity of studying the city's silhou-
cite from the unique advantage Of
the bow Of a ferryboat as he crossed
last evening from New Jersey on his
way from Washington.
Gets Hearty Welcome
A crow of several hundred gath
cred in the ferryhouse gave the
party hearty welcome as the boat
eased into the slip. Preceded by a
squad of fast-riding motorcycle po-
licemen the party sped up Fifth Ave
hHNb w IlOIIlCWdiu bobiih
thrOngs recognizing the Premier >
ear cheered and waved.
Last night Mr.. Macdonald dined
privately a. the home of Thomas A.
Lamont, member of the J. p. Nor.
gan Company. While her father
sought rest for today's activities by
retiring early. Ishbel attended y a
musical comedy.
The Prime Ministe- and his party
will leave New York on Monday for
Toronto. going by the way of Nj
agara Falls. BEFORE sailing on Oc-
toher % from Quebec, Mr.. MaCDon-
aid will visit Ottawa and Montreal.