International Congress of Arts and Science, Volume 1: Philosophy and Metaphysics
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International Congress of Arts and Science, Volume 1: Philosophy and Metaphysics
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MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19.--Grand Fête night in honor of the Congress
of Arts and Science. Special illuminations about the Grand Basin. Lagoon
fête.
Banquet by the St. Louis Chemical Society, at the Southern Hotel, to the
members of the Chemical Sections.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20.--General Reception by Board of Lady
Managers to the officers and speakers of the Congress and officials of
the Exposition.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 21.--Garden fête to be given to the
members of the Congress of Arts and Science, at the French Pavilion, by
the Commissioner-General from France.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21.--General reception by the German
Imperial Commissioner-General to the members of the Congress of Arts and
Science, at the German State House.
THURSDAY EVENING.--Shaw banquet at the Buckingham Club to the foreign
delegates.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23.--General banquet to the speakers and
officials of the Congress of Arts and Science in the banquet hall of the
Tyrolean Alps. 8 P. M.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24.--Banquet at St. Louis Club by Round
Table of St. Louis, to the foreign members of the Congress.
Banquet given by Imperial Commissioner-General from Japan to the
Japanese delegation to the Congress and Exposition officials.
Dinner given by Commissioner-General from Great Britain to the English
members of the Congress.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS WHO MADE 10-MINUTE ADDRESSES
* * * * *
The following list differs from the original programme, in that it
contains the names only of those who actually read addresses. It was
planned that each Section should meet for three hours. When authors of
ten-minute papers were not present, and where not enough of these
shorter papers were offered to fill out the time, the Chairmen invited
discussions from the floor until the time was filled.
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