Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1921, Page 74

GRAPHIC mz 5 \\| ROTOGRAVURE SECTION 1 SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 30, 1921. Arrival in Washington last Sunday of first foreign delegates to the conference on limitation of armaments. Left to right: i ! { 3 ght: Gen. Kennedy di Luca, chief of staff of G'en. Diaz of Ita}y; Col. M. C. Buckley, U. S. A.; Gen. Armondo Vittorio Diaz, famous organizer of Italy’s “elastic defen)s'e." which won victory for his nation; Admiral Lord David Beatty, England’s hero of Jutland; Lieut. Gen. Baron Alfonse Le Jacques, leader of the armies of Belgium; Robert Woods Bliss, third assistant secretary of state. At right: Rare gems viewed by President Harding at the White House last Monday. They are the famous “Harding blue gems,” the only precious stones named for a Presi- dent, the property of their originator, Charles H. Laying of New York. This stone collection is a fad with Mr. Lay- ing. Tnternutionsl © oo @ Japanese delegation to the limitation of arms con- ference arrivals in Washington last Sunday. Left to right: Third Assistant Secretary of State Bliss, Baron Kijuro Shidehara, Japanese ambassador to the United States; Maj. Gen. K, Tanaka, heading Japanese mili- tary advisory staff; Admiral Kanji Kato, senior rank- ing naval officer of Japan. National Photo Co. A beauty of the Jap- anese dele- gation, which ar- Jrived in N Washington N ¥] 1ast Sunday. J | Mrs. Ka- [ matsu, wife of Admiral [ Kato’s ste- nographer. | International A reunion in the Lloyd George family. Group photographed at the home on / : Mr. and Mrs. William Leeds, married in Paris recently. Mr. Leeds is a son Downing street, London,yLek to right: Miss Miggn Lliydp George, Mrs. Lloyd \s}/ g‘:r the lat; . tin plite king' c:lf America, and Mrs. Leeds was the Princess Xenia of George, Margaret Carey Evans, Lloyd George and Mrs. Carey Evans, with second cece. oto taken at wedding reception. daughter. Wide Wortd Photo Wide World Photo.