The New York herald., 1921-11-01
4 Delegations to
armament Farley
to Arrive To-day
Representatives of = Great
Britain, Italy, Japan and
China Among Passengers.

Delegates from four Powers to the
armament conference in Washington will
arrive here on the Olympic to-day. One
o. them, DIR. Wellington Koo. formerly
Chinese envoy here. will be the guest of
honor at a reception in the Waldorf
Astoria this afternoon Immediately after
he disembarks.
OF America DR.. Koo will be greeted there
by DR.. SEE. Chinese Minister to this
country Chief Justice Chang, o. F.
Roberts. president of the society. and
Mrs. Roberts; Prof jeremiah Jenks
vice-president, and Mrs. jerks. Ralph A.
Ward, acting executive secretary Of the
society, and many other prominent men.
Citizens are invited to meet DR.. Koo at
this reception.
Henry Bird Mcdowell. son of Gen. Nc
Dowell Of civil war fame. who was one
Of the earliest friends of China in this
country, will be present with the two
Chinese cadets now at West Point.
Other members Of official delegations
to the Washington conference are COM
ing from Great Britain. Italy and
Japan. In the British delegation are
Baron Lee of Fareham and Lady Lee,
who is q daughter of the late John
Godfrey Moore of New York; Lord and
Lady Chatfield. Commander Rayment
Sir Arthur Willert. Major-Gen. Bethel,
Srinivasa Sastre. India Office delegate:
G. L. Corbett, civil adviser; Col. Ken
meth Wigram. military adviser, and G.
S. Bajpai. secretary.
From Italy are coming Senator
Schanzer, Minister of State Senator
Rolando Ricci. Italian Ambassador at
Washington Senator Albertni, Marquis
Carlo Durazzo, Count Emilio Pagiiano,
Marquis Visconte Venosta, Commander
Falorsi and Count Constantini. The
one delegate from Japan coming to the
conference by way of Europe is Gen.
Otake. a military expert.
Others coming in on the liner are
Nine. Frieda Hempel. Lucien Muratore.
Lima Cavalieri (Mme. Muratore) and
Nine. d'Alvarez, opera singers; Lady
Julia Henry, Comte Charles de Noailles.
Lady Yule. Major Maitland Kersey OF
the British Army, Col. r, ]. Clarke,
c. M. G., u. S. O.. Mrs II. Wickham Steed
of the London Times, Sir Joseph and
Lady Duveen. Sir Sidney Wishart, Mar
cuis de Murietta, Marquis Nakanomo-
kado, master of ceremonies at the Japa-
nese court, and the Marchioness Nakano-
nomokado: Mrs. Charles H. Sherll, Mr..
mokado /; Gen. and Mrs. Charles II. Sheriff..
Mr.. j. Havelock Wilson. Hon. Mrs. Elidor
II. Campbell, Mrs. w. K Vanderbilt, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Brokaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Chubb. Mrs. C. NJ Chaplin. Mr..
and Mrs. Bayard Dominick, Mrs. Frank
Gray Griswold, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
de Lorg, Major j. c. o. Marriott and
Mrs. Marriott. who was Miss Maud
Kahn, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II.
Kahn Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Il. McCagg,
Mr.. N. Ogden McCagg. Miss Augusta
McCagg. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Newton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Robbins. Mrs.
William Lowe Rice, Miss Helen Lowe
Rice, Mr.. w. Roosevelt Thompson and
Mr.. Ramsay Turnbull of New York.
In addition to the opera singers who
arrived yesterday by the American
Legion from South America were Bishop
John NJ. Moore OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Mrs. Frank White. wife
of the Ambassador to the Argentine:
Mr.. Arnold G. Wilkening of the New
York ShipbuiIding Company. Capt. Pow
hatan Page of the Pan American Wire
less Company, Mr.. Frank w. Harding,
general executive of the American Short
horn Cattle Breeders Association, and
Achille Francis Isreal, Joao G. Mello
and Roberto de Nioac. coffee exporters
and delegates OF the Commercial Asso-
citation of Brazil to the meeting Of the
American Coffee Roasters Association.
The America will sail to-day for
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest T. Henderson, Mr..
Manuel Romano, Mr.. S. II. Speyer, Mr..
G. A. Wesphal and Mr.. j. @. whitelaw
among the passengers.