The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-28
SONG BIRDS At SEA.
Grand Opera Stars Leave on the
Several Big Steamships,
MeIba, CaIve, De Reszkes, Lasalle
and Others on La LORRAINE.
Nine. Arnoldson, Mile. Baucrmeister
and Vaschetti on Etruria.

The annual exodus TO Europe began to-
day with notable contingent of men and
women OF affairs among the passengers
on each vessel of the transatlantic
fleets.
Among the great ocean steamships
that set sail to-day were the French
liner La Touraine for Havre and Paris;
the Etruria, OF the Cunard fleet, for
Liverpool: the Vera, of the North
German-Lloyd line. for Genoa; the
| Spaarndam. of thc Observation-Disclosures
can packet line. for Rotterdam; the
Arizona and the Anchoria. Of the Anchor
line, for Liverpool and Glasgow, re-
| spectively
1t was pretty sight as the big float
Ing palaces slowly left their docks and
steamed down the harbor out into the
broad ocean. The decks were thronged
with happy tourists and people who
were returning to their homes after a
United States,
Among the latter were nearly all the
song birds who made the season OF
grand opera just closed. the most not
able and the most highly successful,
artistlcally and financially. in the his
They were the happlest passengers
that sailed to-day. however uncompl-
mentary that may seem to the hospi-
tally of Americans. Most Of them will
return again In the Fall. when the new
season OF opera begins.
There Is one who will not. the en-
trancing Mile, Galve. who quarelled with
American prima donna, and resigned In
hun her place in the Abbey, Schoeffel
ri Gra tor opera n COMPANY and Will not
the French steamship La Touralne and
never told exactly what II was that
Nine Eames said Or did that she should
Mines; Melba and Consuelo Domeneek.
Edouard and Jean de Reszke. Lassalle,
Martahoura,. Plancrn ana Vienoi, were
Touralne, bound for Ravre. and Coque-
lin. the great French comedian. was
also among those who waved farewelis
they will all return in the Fall-all ex-
cept the angry Calve.,
Bound for Liverpool on the Cunarder
birds. Among them were, Mile. Bauer
rleister. Nine. Sigfried Arnoldson and
siss, Bevignani, Mancinelli and Vas
Shstt imbpresario j. e. de Esrenery
Among those who will ne1oy the voy
age as felow-travellers with the sweet
singers and the famous Coquel!n on La
Aston. Vow Fung Chi, Acting Minister
OF the Chinese Legation in Madrid; Hen
y w NJ yo Iraem;, tie pa Danish n, Consul to
a. de Claparede, the Swiss Minister to
Washington Mr.. and Mrs; !. Townsend
BURDEN lem and Mra Mss lr,s, GTendqGEn Burden
Mrs. Alexander Barring, Mr.. and Mns.
E Erie, R REo , r ana Mrsi w,lIiam II.
par Griswoid' Mrs i. p de- Gr es and and
the Misses de. Groot: DR.. Giovanni Dell
and Mrs. Hiario Perez = Ruiz; Mrs. c.
Prof. {. sprague.smi and Rev. :.
Delaney Townsend.
Among those who made up the i'm
were. ole Theodore Ayrauit Dodge, Of
the United States army; John McCul-
Tough, NJ; p; the Russian Prince Ouk-
lomsky. Col. n. T. Sales. Of Her Males
y. H. Marshall, Edward Nelson, Lionel
Mapleson. Charles Mayo. Miss Josie
Mayo. Mrs J, d. Mckay and Miss Nc
II. NJ. Peyser, Rev. =. C. Peyemont.
r; and Mrs. Herbert Scott, Mr., and Mrs.
Thomas J; scully. DR.. and Mrs. George
Allan Staples, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Trevor. and Master Herbert Trevor. Mr.,
Agar rs LG Mrs. ana aapSn rs a G. Mss K R
Charles G. Foster and Miss Cora Fo s.
ter, Lathrop Harper. Dudley Hall. Mrs.
G. p. Osgood and Miss Osgood.
| The cabins Of the North German Lloyd
steamer Vera were also filled with
noa being +. o. II. Hartman, the Bel
gian Consul at Port au Prince. Hayti
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Ainesworth, the
Misses Il. =. and II. l. Ballantine. Mr.
and Mrs. p. NJ. Cardosa de Oliveria
and their children. Arthur II. Tweedy
British .Nice-Consul at Port au Prince
Mr.; and Mrs. Jose Catfish. Of Guate-
ney Tuck. Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Corcoran.
Mr.. and Mrs Seth a. Burton, Mr. and
Mrs. Granger Farwell. Thomas j. Cope
tr,, Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Strachan, Mrs. T.
7. Ward. Mr., and Mrs. Franklin H.
Among those who were seen on the
were Mrs Walter Curtis, Miss Grace
and Lois Curtis and Mrs: ]. Curtis
Smith, OF Boston: Mrs. Sheldon T. Vieie
and Miss Grace Niele, OF Buffalo; Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Neitzer and family
Mr., and Mrs. @. NJ. Kean. Mrs. J,
Nick. White, Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Wick
ham and Rev, ]. Dietrich.
The Arizona had it's quota for Liver
pool, including William Longman, Mr.
and Mrs. William Gardaur. Mr., and Mrs
ID. Schultze, F. r. A. Matthews. Mr.
and Mrs. owen Bishop and Percy
Bishop; Can't. III: Bate, ". T. Barrett
Rev. and Mrs j. J. Hartley. Mrs. A.
wf Se M %nh M Sailed 8GS %nv h
can ]. Britain, Mr.: and Mrs ]. J.
Irwin and Miss MadEe Irwin, Joseph
Elliott. ]. x. Long and Miss Long. j.
s, King Miss A. Stevens, II. Il. Nc
Call and Miss Vida Mccall, Mr.. and
Mrs. J, D.. searles. Mrs ID. McGregor