List of persons invited to participate in the preparatory meeting called, in order to study the Organization of an International Conference of Social Work in its relations with the International Congress of Public and Private Welfare.
I. International Permanent Committee for the Organization of the International Congresses of Public and Private Welfare.
| BELGIUM. | Mme. Carton de Wiart, Chairman M. Van Overbergh, Vice-Chairman |
| FRANCE. | M. Georges Rondel, Secretary-General |
| GREAT BRITAIN. | Sir William [J.] Collins, K.C.V.O., M.D. |
| ITALY. | H. E. Marques Paulucci di Calboli |
| JAPAN. | Mr. Inazō Nitobe. |
| NETHERLANDS. | Mr. Blankenberg |
| RUSSIA. | M. de Witte. |
| SWITZERLAND. | M. Albert Dunant. |
2. Interim Organization Committee of the International Conference of Social Work. (the appointment of the members of this Committee was made or approved by their National Red Cross Society, with the exception of the American Canadian and French members)
| AUSTRALIA: | a delegate of the Red Cross. |
| BELGIUM: | M. Dronsart. |
| CANADA: | Rev. Peter Bryce. |
| CHILI: | Dr. Ferrer. |
| COSTA RICA: | a delegate of the Red Cross. |
| CZECHOSLOVAKIA: | Dr. Alice Masaryk, Chairman. |
| DANTZIG: | Staatsrat Dr. Mayer Falk. |
| ECUADOR: | a delegate of the Red Cross. [page 2] |
| FRANCE: | Mlle de Montmort |
| GERMANY: | Dr. Alice Salomon |
| GREAT BRITAIN: | The Hon. Percy Alden |
| GREECE: | Prof. Séfériades |
| HUNGARY: | Miss Sarolta de Lukács |
| ITALY: | The Duke of Camastra Prof. Santoliquido. |
| JAPAN: | a delegate of the Japanese [Organizing] Committee |
| NORWAY: | Vice-Consul Werring |
| SPAIN: | A delegate of the Minister of [Labor], Trade and Industry |
| SWEDEN: | A delegate of the Red Cross |
| UNITED STATES: | Miss Margaret Curtis |
| VENEZUELA: | a delegate of the Red Cross |
| Dr. René Sand, Secretary. |
3. League of Nations
Dame Rachel Crowdy
Dr. [Rajchman]
4. International Labour Office
M. Albert Thomas
5. Invited in a personal capacity
| AUSTRIA: | Frl. Dr. Arlt, Director of the Training School for Social Work, Vienna. |
| BELGIUM: | M. Isidore Maus, Director General, Ministry of Justice |
| FRANCE: | M. Brelet, President of the Intern. Association for the Study of Assistance Mme Getting, Vice-President of the [Hospital] Social Service M. Léon Noël, Assistant Secretary General of the International Association for the Study of Assistance M. Risler, President of the Social Museum. Father Viollet, Warden of the Moulin-Vert Settlement. [page 3] |
| GREAT BRITAIN: | Miss F. M. Bruce, Warden of St Hilda's Bethnal Green Sir Bernard Mallet, K.C.B. Member of the Board of the Charity Organization Society. The Rev. John C. Pringle, Secretary of the C.O.S. |
| ITALY: | Prof. Ettore Levi, Director of the Italian Institute of Social Hygiene, Insurance and Assistance |
| NETHERLANDS: | Miss Knappert, Director of the Training School of Social Work, Amsterdam. |
| POLAND: | Mirs Orsza-[Radlińska?], Director of the Training School for Social Work, Warsaw. |
| SWEDEN: | Miss Kersten Hesselgren, President of the International Association for the Study and Improvement of Human Relations and Conditions in Industry. |
| SWITZERLAND: | Mlle Beck, Director of the Training School for Social Work, Geneva. Frl. Von Meyenburg, Director of the Training School for Social [Work] -- Zurich. |
| UNITED STATES: | a delegate of the Commonwealth Fund [a delegate of the] Laura Spellman Rockefeller Fund [a delegate of the] Milbank Memorial Fund. [a delegate of the] Rockefeller Foundation. Miss Mary Van Kleeck, Director, Division of Industrial Studies, Russell Sage Foundation. |
| YUGOSLAVIA: | Dr. [Štampar], Chief Medical Officer of the Ministry of Health, Belgrade. |
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