New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
MAURITANIA HAZARDS FOC
Pushes Through Pail and Lands
Large Passenger Complement.
GREETED BY LORD DEC!ES
Guests for Wedding Of British
Nobleman Aboard-Drexel, the
Aviator, Talks Of Plans.

After a detention in the fog from $40
= m on Thursday until noon yesterday
the Cunard liner Mauretania managed 10
force her way through the pail and lana
her passengers at 800 p. m. She brought
ioo7 passengers. an unusually large COM
plen7ent for this season.
Among her $50 saloon passengers was D.
Armstrong Drexel. the aviator. who WIN
his mother. comes here to attend 'ie
Could Decies wedding. Mr.. DreNel salN
that while he had given up flying TOT
while. he had by no means declded 10 ""'''-
don aviation permanently. .,u
MY folks have .nevS been faNord"'E Ia
olined toward my flying efforts ne S'I''
..b,,t rather enjoyed il myself. re%"S
have no plans and cannot say Wha' S''"'
do in aviation in the summer "%oNS %
s,onred fving partly because IL : no'
r.ork want 10 take a res.. one hee"' "
80, af,ar a wears flying. do not care u
~ IN the winter. because II is 100 oe@S''E
oold when one goes up a ieW u'o"'"'''
feet" .z., o,ber
The Nauretania brought over t"o - -.
Guests for the Gould-Decies "eduiHe'
a,ere the Right Hon. Lord Os'hOS' ~
csntain Iumb. both Of whom were '''''
the pier by Lord DecioS. ,,o,,,
vcDoprau Hawkes.. the former 80
ro,,,-,issioner. returned on the Ma e'o.','@
s,,er a soiourn Of five months IN as -
5',r,,,, which he gave much time 10 ''ie
cd, ~ international law. MI Ia" NJ. -
= etrone champion OF pier eNtehslo" 80 WV
North River. ...- no said.
when l was commissioner r... ,o
"r advocated addine one huncTeu
che length Of the piers in Wha' -.
- rronoee5 Chelsea Improvement oiS'''1'
- e,,u ~ the, opinion that the "lN g
90 ,.lor,erips docking in the Che'S'"
-, sbl,ld be accorded proper 90 mus
-. =, is a duty of the eoVeII"i'''
,,p..t II can o encourage t"e "N-
,.,,cAs made in passenger ud'. '.Sl''' 90 ''''
al this port. .bo North
.1 maintain that traffic I'm the NoIu
-. .,.o,.,d mt he encountered one yot
-, ,be addition Of one lundreo ie''
q. - the river on the Manhattan SIOe'
,tr t5avl,es added If New jersey "a"
.bou as good a reason for pier eN'e',s'on
= Manhattan can. then ! say slN'
r,r.., the one hundred foot extension aiSo'
r,.6A an inspection Of the ne" DOCKS a'
ri,..r,ool and was greatly impreSSed VII"
-, 6ocl,irr facilities at that port INC
,t- r1rts of Europe. especially IN EhEI"iu'
az doing srlendid work in the improve
-,.r. NJ their terminals for the encourage
r, ~ er,e~nrisins and progressive
steamship lines.
v7~o Gronitch. wife Of the SerVian
ctareA d'affaires at London. came mere 10
,o.ke study of the domestic sciences pre-
rsrs.orv 10 establishing pension for the
cerv,an women al Belgrade. Nine
cr,,,,,cb before her marriage 10 slavko
croUitch. was Miss Mabel Gordon Dunlap
:. virginia. she said Yesterday that she
&c greatly interested in the women OF
e. who she said. were deft and am
bilious
sf Charles Wyndham. the actor ana MS
leading woman. Miss Mary Moore came
over for a sea voyage on the Maure1anla-
Mics Moore. who is booked on the passen-
ger Nst as Mrs Albery. is in poor heaIth.
She had planned 10 go to Palm Beach. but
will return 20 England with SIR CharIes Oh
the Mametan!a on Wednesday
n Gorlon SefridEe. OF chicago VINO
hult and now owns an American depart
ment store in London. came here to see MS
eeven,een-vear-old daughter Rose. who IS
q
accompany her father on a trip TO Chicago.
The former will return in time 10 go back
70 England on the MaaIretania.
The name of James Sti!lman, as usual.
Gid not appear on the passenger list. but
ne was a passenger. lie said that he had
retired from actual business and was
spending HIS time partly in New York and
partly in Paris He was met at the pier
by Frank 4. Vanderlip, president Of the
National CityrBank.
J. J. Carton. OF Chbago. VINO boarded the
Mauretania at Queenstown after having a
severe hemorrhage of the stomach died on
board at SIS a. m. on Wednesday. The
body was taken ashore and shipped TO
Chicago.
Among other passengers on the Maure-
tania were J. r. Hesernan. president Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company:
Lorenz AdlOn, owner Of the Adlon Hotel. IN
Berlin; Sir Bache Cunard. W II. /. Ewart.
Captain William Ciarkson, Spencer r. 81,
George Carey, Seymour.J. HYDE. Frank S
Hannah. William d. y. Perine and II. G.
Tetley