Yang cheng, the Special Envoy, held a reception in honour of Dr. c.f. Wang, the delegate to the Peace Conference. It was a recep tion pure and simple, without the addition of extraneous features such as speeches, and extending over two hours, gave most of the guests an opportunity for a short conver sation with the statesman who has so ably represented China. Mr. Yang Tcheng himself introduced the guests to Dr. Wang. During the afternoon tea and refreshments were served, while a band was in attendance.
Among those present were Sir Havilland de Sausmarez, Judge Skinner Turner, Mr. H, 'H. Fox ca.c, Mr. H. Phillips ove, Judge Lobingier, Major Schmitt and Lieut. Fiori of the French Police, Mr. E. Cunningham, U. 8 Consul-General, Mr. Th. Raaschou. Danish Consul-General, Cav. G. de? Rossi, Italian Consul-General, Mr. J.A. Schuurman, of the Netherlands Consulate. Mr. N. A. Ivanoff of the Russian Consulate, Mr. J. Palencia, Spanish Consul, Mr. Max Engel, Czecho-Slovak delegate, Mr. Yamazaki, Japanese—Consul-General, Magistrate Kuan, Admiral Lan, Admiral Ho, Chief of Staff Shen, Messrs. L. all, W. W. Ritchie, Tang Shao-yi, Y. C. Tong, ™ 3 little, S. K Chen and'N. Y. Yang of the Bureau of Foreign Affairs, H. G. Myhre, Barnes Moss. Geo. A. Fitch, Dr. T. H. Lee. P. Legendre, H, Madier, P. lo Bris. G. Timmins, Mackie. W. P. Lu, Shen Pao-ching, Chief City Magistrate, C. C. Nich, J, Hsu, W.-H. Chen, Chow Tsing-tsai, Vu Chien and T. F. Chu.
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