The evening world., 1911-03-30
Liner TANNED
, WITH RECORD LIST
! FOR CORONATION
George Washington Leaves
400 Behind for Lack of
3 Room Aboard.
CARRIES 1900 OVER SEA.
Cabin Record Reads Like So
ciety Register, and Storage
IL Is Chock-a- Block.
R 1900 OVER SEA

The largest number Of passen gers evsr
carried to Europe in one ship SO early In
the season sailed to-day on the George
Washington OF the North German Lloyd
line. The nrst rush of the great crowd
ot Americans who are 10 witness the
coronation of King George packed the
cabins, while a remarkably heavy jam
of storage passengers besleged the YES
sci and delayed sailing an hour.
When the George Washington straight
ened out down the river she had on
board 40 n her first cabin, go. second
cabin. 100 third cabin and l,4SO steerage.
About 100 second cabin passengers and
1900 storage passengers were left be-
hind for lack OF room. The total OF
passengers was 1880. Those who were
unable 10 secure accommodations will
sail on the President Lincoln tomorrow,
but the President Lincoln, In turn, will
have 10 leave many on the pier.
List Like Society Register.
An tho officers OF the ship cave M
rheir rooms to cabin passengers for ttis
voyage. The coronation crowd is will
Eng and able TO pay any price for com
Portable &C t~olnmOdatlons. 4 list OF the
fret cabin passengers read Ike pages
from the social registers OF New York.
Washington and Chicago. Among those
who sailed we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Allen. Mrs. Stone
Benedict. Miss Vera Bloodgood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick :. Chase, II. W. Cannon
Mrs.. Miles y. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Harrison
Dulles, Mrs. Lee Il. Durstine. Mrs. Il.
Horace Gallatin. Mrs. John Robert
Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph s.
Grew. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman T.. Haskell.
Lady Alasta4r Innes Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. King. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w.
Lcngfellow. Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Markle. Mrs. Fordham Morris. Amos
Ptnchot. Count Raymond Pourtales.
Countess Alexandra Pourtales. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry RuPsell, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
willie A. Stern. Albert Stokes, pr. r. A.
Walker, MIR. and Mrs. V. Everit Macy
and Mrs. Henry w Taft.
The approaching close Of the opera
season was heraided by the sailing OF
Henry Russell. the Boston i'm resa-
rio, and his wife; Fernand Almanz,
stage manager Of tho Philadelphia
Opera Company, and his wife; Herman
Jadlowker, the Metropolitan tenor. AMI
his wife, and Walter Sooner, the Met
ropolitan baritone. Jadlowker an
nounced that he has signed a Ave-
year contract vita the Dresden Opera
House. which win prevent his appear
ance I'm New York for that period.
"Uncle Joe's" Relative Peevich.
a worried and peevish couple were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest y. Leseure Of
Danviile, Ill MI, Lcseure is "A son-in-
law of Uncle Joe" Cannon and is
prominent in finance and politics in
Nermillon County. III. where the
Grand Jury is probing alleged election
frauds.
The morning papers carried dispatches
from DauVilie, stating that Mr.. I.eseure
was making tracks for Europe In order
TO avcii cL1ar-lts.ry explanations to
tho Grand Jury. Mr. I.cseuro was not
pleased when these dispatches were
shDwn - aim.
"YoI may say remarked Mrs.
Leseure, decls vCly and somewhat
after taa manner Of her distinguished
father. ".llt the Grand Jury is not
sitting IN DAnyille and does not want
ns"