The New York herald., 1921-11-29
Chief of Italian
Mission Entertains
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
Many Arms Delegates at Din
ner Given by Senator Carlo
Schanzer.
Special Despatch to THE New yozK FinalD.
New York Herald nur-.n.

Special Despatch to THE New yosK rlnnp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. g.. Nav -
In honor OF the Secretary OF state and
Mrs. Hughes, Senator Carlo schanxcr,
president of the italian delegation 70 the
arms conference. gave a dinner tonight,
which was perhaps the most important
OF several parties for the ccnferees. Some
women were included In the party. but
there was no attempt 20 even up the
preponderance of men caused by the fact
that so many OF the delegates are un-
accompanied by their women folk.
The guests for the dinner, which was
given at the Washington Hotel. head
quarters of the delegation. included. Sem
ator. and Mrs. Oscar Uncern ood. Mr..
Elihu Root, DIR. and Nine. Sze. OF the
Chinese delegation; Lieut-cnl. Sir Mau-
rice Hankey, Mr.. Massigli OF the French
delegation, Senator Luigi Albertini, Gen.
Vaccari, Admiral Acton, Mr.. and Nine.
cseisser Celesia. the Marquis visconti
Count Paglianc Mr.. Frederick Dearing,
Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs
Dearing; Col. Moizo. Commander Rush
poll, the Marquis Assereto and Count
Bruno Averardi.
The ri. Hon. Arthur Balfour, chief OF
the British delegation, was the guest in
whose honor Mr.. Henry Getty Chiffon.
counsellor of the British embassy. and
Mrs. Chiffon entertained Mt dinner
Mr.. Balfour will go to New York TO at
tend the dinner to be given next Mon
day evening by the English speaking
Union in honor Of the British conference
delegation. Mr.. John w. Davis, former
American Ambassador to England, Is
president Of the union.
~ No Lo adviser
of the Japanese delegation, was host at
another dinner tonight, entertaining for
the officials Of the French delegation.
There were twenty in the company,
which dined In q private room at the
Shoreham
Col. Repington, British war corre-
respondent. had a luncheon at the Shore-
ham to-day and had as guests several
members Of the British Embassy starr
and group of women.
M. Rene viviani, chief OF the French
delegation, was also host at iuncheon.
His party numbered fifteen and was
limited to men Of the press, American
and foreign.
The American newspaper correspond
ents and the press attaches Of the for-
al n delegations were guests tonight RI
n reception given at Rauschers by DR..
]. C. A. Tverwyn, Minister OF the Meth
erlands, in honor of the Netherlands
delegation. Women correspondents were
included among the guests.
Lord ARiddell, one Of the most cele-
brated Of Great Britain's newspaper pro-
prietors, spoke to-day at the interna-
tional forum held at the headquarters OF
the national council for the limit1ioh OF
armament. He is attending the confer
ence as the representative Of the News
paper Proprietors Association Of Lon
don.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, chairman OF the
hospitality committee of the national
council, was hostess and Mrs. Borden
Hartman assisted. Tea was sold by n
committee of Radcliffe graduates
for the benefit of the college endowment
fund.
A distinguished party motored to Bal
tlmore on Sunday to attend the luncheon
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bcuton
at their home In Roland Park. The
party included DIR. ard Mrs. Wellington
Koo Mr.. Nj. T. Liang, Admiral Tsai.
DIR. Halllngton Yen, Nine. SEE. Com
mander and Mrs. Chen, Mr. s. T. Wen,
DIR. Chung Hui Wang. the Prince and
Princess Lubomirska, Representative
Stephen G. Porter and Miss Porter. Mr..
Mason Macmonagle and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blankenship.