ENGLISH DELEGATES HERE FOR PILGRIM TERCENTENARY

A group of English delegates, who are in this country in connection with the Pilgrim Tercentenary celebration, are to visit the University on Sunday, October 17, remaining two days and being entertained at the University.

The party will consist of Lord and Lady Rathcreedan; Sir Arthur Shipley, formerly Viee-Chancellor of Cambridge University; Admiral Sir William Lowther Grant, K. C. B.; Colonel H. W. Edwards, D. S. C., M. C.; Mr. Stanley Udale, and Mr. H. S. Perris. They will be accompanied by Mr. Andrew B. Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewart, who are accompanying them on their travels in this country.

The party will arrive on Sunday from New York and will be given a concert by the Harvard Glee Club. On Monday they will make an expedition to Plymouth, returning in time for a dinner, at which President Lowell will preside, to be given in their honor Monday evening at the Harvard Union at 7.30, to which members of the Faculty have been invited to subscribe. Several of the delegates will stay with President and Mrs. Lowell.