The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

weeks. Then they will make other Scot
tish wits.
Amhass ador Racon and wife and Henry
White are also guests 81 Mrs. Vanderbilt.
SEAUoERs.
The steamships which sailed to-day for
New York were packed Not a single
cabin WAS vacant ! X Duke. who sailed
yesterday. was compelled To send a special
courier To PARIS to pick up accommoda-
tons Many New Workers sailed on the
laurentic for Quebec. being uEahle TO
obtain herths on the Mauretania. 81 Louis
Minn-waska or Baltic Euston Station at
noon was packed with Americans who
were departing on the boat trains for
Liverpool The Mauretania's passengers
filled three special trains and the BaltIc's
one
The 1hrong Of New Workers on the
platform did not recognize MAude Adams.
who quietly boarded tra'n She re-
ce'Ved no flowers and Mr. i.estoSNG. charles
Frohmans agent. was the only one On
the platform To- bid her farewell Miss
Adams was IN Paris last weeA trying on
her -ChanteCler- costume the compile
ton Of which was FASTENED 50 that the
actress could take u across with her
baggage Work on the other I:u Than
tecler- costumes - nearly completed
The task has been DELAYED on account Of
the difficulty of finding the necessary
natural coloTcd feathers as the "Chante-
Cler' craze has exhausted the PARIS supply
and Mr. Frohman bars the use Of dyed
feathers. Every costume is composed
entirely ot feathers. even those Of the
minor roles. where the original French
production used velvet only Mr. Froh-
man KNOWS the coat 81 the costumes
Prior TO the trans departure Paul
Morton ard Lord \orIhchke could he
seen chatting. seth Low passed both.
apparently rot recugI .IziEg them. MIR
Low Sa- rot inclir"i to discuss the
presort New York political situation.
Lord and Lady Northclife are goirg to
NeWfoun bland. stopping over IN New
York for ore day. Their private car
u awaiting them al New York. Dr.
Seymour Price Is accompanying the
Northclines Lord NorthciTe said to-
dAv tina, h- reyer felt better he viii
visit his paper pla-t IN Newfoundland.
wher 90 he ~ ~ make a cruise in his Yacht.
AfterW arl he will maze a tour Of AnAdA
and the United States 4 reporter asked
Lord Northclife Mhether he was goiI
10 the II tied States on business or
pleasure He Tepliei EmIlingly You
ror't ihirs an Enghshman goes TO the
Unitei States for pleasure. do YOU
Other passengers on the MauretariA
are r. NJ Baruch. Carolyn Bellairs. the
ravsl expert. Kyrle B~llew. Daniel Car
staiTs. Hugh Chisholm. 4. W. Com
stock. Iudc" /. y Coyre. who IL goirg
To- I lille. Judge DiA.. tho Duke al d
Duchess DE H"ute Bishop Hoyien Of
Namur. Judge William q Holt the Hon.
Nan Herbert. Baron Lucass sister,
canon Lea Tor Henry Siegel. T. shaw
az A b. ID WoTmser
on hoard the Baltic are Justus VI.
Furma" Mrs Benjamin IL Brew ster.
L. v Harkr as. Ner.cIth HoNlard, Jr.
ElarcT ~ Price. 7. ". RhIrelRnder and
Herman Ncrkes
Ca uoari the =, LOUIS are T.. " Harri
man sri wife al Hon Alex Brough.
On buari IN" Mime WaskA are Corcs
Hsnlii. Judge Utley ant Mrs. sam
SJth"rI
Among hose sailing on m" LAurentic for
Montreal were che y ght Rev John Tohll.
Roman Catholic Bishop of Down and
Common. Ireland sir Robert Perk. Sir
William Pr,astl-y the Hon. Chester II Nc
laughing SIR Henry Arthur LennArd. III"
Right Rev Edward Ils~y Roman catholic
Bishop ~ Birmingham. Bishop John
William Hamilton OF Boston. Sir Arthur
G~"v Hayier,Gg n" Right Rev. Walter
tarra~ Hshoy ~ Antigua. Capt Burns
Hartopp. Sr AugiiStIn" = BAKER and the
Hon " Norman Bol"