October 3 1921 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA concluded a Pacific crossing upon reaching Vancouver on October 3rd, 1921. The ship reported a pleasant and fast passage from Yokohama. The passenger list included 120 Saloon, 100 Second Class and about 700 Steerage passengers.
Included was a party of Chinese
diplomats who disembarked at Victoria for Seattle.
From Seattle the group traveled to eastward on the Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway.
Notable passengers aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA arriving at Victoria and Vancouver on October 3rd, 1921.
|
Dr. Phillips Tyau |
Chinese Minister to Cuba |
|
V. F. Chu |
Second Secretary to the Chinese Legation at Washington. |
|
Limson Tsa |
Secretary to the Chinese delegation at the Pacific Conference. |
|
Fung Wah Wang |
Secretary to the Chinese delegation at the Pacific Conference. |
|
Dr. J. C. Ferguson |
Advisor to the Chinese Government. |
|
Mrs. G. T. Chao |
Associated with the Chinese Educational Mission, Washington. |
|
P. H. Kingsley |
Of The Chicago Tribune, associated with the Wood-Forbes Mission to the Philippines. |
|
W. P. Simms |
Far East correspondent of the United Press and the Scripps Syndicate en route to Washington. |
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