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109/ well as French, Dutch and German Had a long and interesting conversation on pending events. He is leaving for Washington today Introduced him to Century Association His present address is now: "Belgian Bureau 433. West 47str. New York - Telephone = Circle [[underline]] 6-7753 [[/underline]] [[strikethrough]] Gave him [[/strikethrough]] September 22. (Sunday) Was invited by the World's Fair to participate as guest to the reunion of distinguished foreign born U.S. [[strikethrough]] citizens [[/strikethrough]] naturalised citizens. Very hot day. - Dick drove me to the Fair grounds, where the meeting took place on an enormous amphitheater [[strikethrough]] and [[/strikethrough]] surmounted by a large ceiling. In front on the grounds a multitude of chairs, providing sitting places for an enormous number of people, while we were on the platform, where we were introduced in turn. - I representing the chemists, with Dr. E.F. Alexanderson [[strikethrough]] of German [[/strikethrough]] born and educated in Sweden now on the scientific staff of General Electric Co. etc. etc. writers, explorers artists, engineers etc. etc. - Then came hindus, negros, Italians Scotch, British, French Spaniards Russians, Germans etc. followed by national dances and national singing. A very interesting event. Dick for whom I had a ticket [[end page]] [[start page]] \110 saw it all, and drove me home Excellent driver among so many in cars in congested roads. [[underline]] Sept. 23. [[/underline]] Went to the office to have further talk about George and his health in relation to contemplate trip to Brazil. I feared he was still suffering from an old ailment To my great surprise and pleasure he seemed very cheerful and in good health. Today horrible news of a ship full with British children coming to the U.S. for escaping the cruelties of war, had been bombed by torpedos General indignation, against Germany, still further increased. Horrible times! [[underline]] Sept 24. [[/underline]] Went to Columbia, then for luncheon at Columbia faculty Club with Dr. Hixson and R. Phillip Hayden ^[[Sec'y. of U.]] Pleasant group of colleagues and our Dean. - Afternoon at Chemists Club. [[underline]] September 25. [[/underline]] At Snug Rock. - Cloudy and Rainey all day. [[underline]] Sept. [[/underline]] 26. Had my photograph made by S. Tarr, on corner of 42d str & 5th Ave [[strikethrough]] West [[/strikethrough]] Eastern side. Cold bright weather Drove from "Snug Rock" to Bloomfield laboratories. - Beautiful weather and landscape. - The men at Bloomfield all very busy on their various work. [[left margin]] 172084 [[/left margin]] Arrived there at 2 P.M and left at 4 P.M. Many new problems being investigated [[underline]] Sept. 27 [[/underline]] Went to office. George much engaged collecting funds for studying thru a group of intelligent men