The New York herald., 1922-01-30
London Expects
Mr.. Harvey To-day
From Cannes Trip
American Ambassador Com
pletely Recovered From Ac-
cident i'm France.

Special Cable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. by TIE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, Jan. 20.
The American Ambassador and Mrs.
day from France. 1t is believed that
Ambassador Harvey will be at the En-
bassy tomorrow. He has completely
recovered from the accident which
happened to him while he was in
Cannes attending the allied Supreme
Council conference.
Lillian Russell and her husband.
Alexander P. Moore of Pittsburgh. are
at the Carlton Hotel. where they are
besiegcd by visitors from all walks Of
life, including politicians. immigration
experts. social workers. actors and man
ayers. Mrs. Moore said she has not
started her new work yet, but is merely
renewing old acquaintance. They expect
to remain in London a week and then
go to Paris and the Rivina before going
to Bremen. where Mrs. Moore will make
an investigation of emigration condi-
tions.
Mr.. cambridge Colby is at the Picca-
dilly after having made a tour of Spain.
He intends to make another trip to the
Continent on business before returning
to New York.
DR.. Joseph Saul Kornfeld. the new
American Minister to Persia, has been
entertained by friends here. He intends
to start for his new post in a few days.
Rear-AdmiraI Nathan c. Twining.
naval attache at the American Embassy.
and Mrs. Twining have returned to the
Be!gravia Hotel after a sojourn in Hast
ings.
Mr.. Oliver 3. Hartman, the new first
secretary at the American Embassy IN
London. has arrived from Montevideo
Walter Damrosch is here taking the
place Of Albert Coates, conductor OF the
London Symphony Orchestra, who now
Is in New York.
Miss Ruth Walkinshaw Of New York.
who has been studying immigration
problems with the world committee of
the Young women's Christian Associ-
alton. has gone to Montevideo for work.
Mr.. William X. Vanderbilt has ar
rived at the Ritz Hotel from Paris.
Other americans at the Ritz include
Mr.. Colin Kemper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Goelet
Memorial services for Viscount Bryce,
formerly British Ambassador to the
United states, at Westminster Abbey
last week were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Post Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyl-
ston Beale and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Skinner, representing the American
Embassy and Consulate in London.
Among the Americans who will be
passengers aboard the steamship Aqui-
tania. bound for New York. this week
will be II. r. Mandel, who has been in
Palestine; E. l.. Beadell. who has just
ended n trip to Holland, and Cecil de
Mile.
Mrs. S. r. Guggenheim Of New York
has returned to Paris after visiting
friends in London.
Miss Elizabeth r. Butler Of New York
Is in London after a trip to Italy and
Algiers.
Among the passengers on board the
steamship George Washington, leaving
Southampton Tuesday for New York.
will be John T.. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Bachenheimer, G.. d. Cooper. Miss
Anna Chudcn. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Daugherty. Mr.. and Mrs. Amandus Frey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gross. Mrs. Claritta
Ihle Mrs. Katherine Kraus. Mrs. Char
lotte Il. Netzer, Mrs. Alice Paris, e. l..
Quaries. Mrs. Erda Raiders. Bruno Roth
schild. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II. Skinner,
Max Vogelsang and William A. Winter.