New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-21

London. headed by Brigadier General
Edward S. McClernand; c. J. PethricN'
deputy United States dispatch agent
Mrs. w. r. Comings. president anu
other members of the Society Of Ameri~
can Women in London, of when MIS-
Reid is honorary president Sir AieN-
ander and Lady Hargreaves bro"h'
Baron and Baroness Schroeder. Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. Arthur Baratt Lady Evelyn
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mitchell Depe"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Bruytt Andrews
Countess Hochberg, the Dowager
Countess of Dudley, DR.. Vaughan
Harley, DR.. and Mrs. W. Haze
White Mr.. and Mrs. T. h VIII
Jams. Lady Maxwell, c. J.. GriHeh'
Lord Brassey, Sir Benjamin Frank
lin. Lord Deerhurst, the Hon. konaiu
Greville, Mrs. Greville, Mr.. and MIS-
Robert Harcourt, Arthur II. ana LauE
Winifred Renshaw, Mrs. ID. Morgan
TAYLOR. Lord and Lady Stamfordham'
Lord Wolverton. the Duke and Duchess
resenting the Lord Mayor; representa-
tives of the international Arbitration
League and the International Law AS
ISOLATION. the Bishop Of London, the
Right Hon. Austen Chamberlain, the
Earl and Countess of Kilmorey, Ad-
miral Sir David Beatty. representing
the First Lord Of the Admiralty; Lord
Colebrooke. Sir Frederic Fryer, Colonel
Joseph Dickman, the Hon. T. Macken-
zie. Sheldon Whitehouse, second secrc-
tary Of embassy in Paris. representing
the American Ambassador to France,
the full personnel Of the American En-
bassy in London. including Irwin
Laughlin, secretary Of embassy; Will
lam 7. Cressen, second secretary; Hal
let Johnson, third secretary; Com
mander Symington, naval attache;
Major G. 0. Squier, military attache;
Stedman S. Hanks, private secretary to
the Ambassador; the STAFF Of Dorches-
ter House, representatives of the Lon
don section of the Navy League and
the American Society, including the
president and Mrs. Walter Blackman.
r. NJ. Fairbanks, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Van Duzer, f. f. Bliss, John W. Cloud,
Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Baldwin, r. New
ton Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
Davies. Fred NJ. Fisk. Thomas l..
Field, F. Z. Powell and Isaac Selig-
man.
On the Campania To-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Reid. who ar
rived at Plymouth on the Kronprinzes-
sin Cecilie Friday morning, came up TO
London at once by special train, which
however, reached here too late to per-
NIT Of their attending the memorial
service. They went Immediately TO
Dorchester House. Mr.. Reid will re-
turn to New York to-day on the Cam
pania with his mother.
The body will be conveyed TO Victoria
Station this morning and thence to
Portsmouth. where the Admiralty will
take charge. admiral Sir Hedworth
MeuX formerly Lambton) will be in
attendance 10 receive the coffin, which
will be under the care of the British
naval authorities from then until the
| arrival of the armored cruiser Natal
in New York Harbor.
Naval petty officers will act as bear
ers OF the coffin from the train at
Portsmouth to the warship, and as the
Natal passes out to sea Nelson's flag
ship. the Victory. will fire nineteen
minute guns.
Guards will be mounted and minute
guns fired as the Natal leaves the har-
Dor at $50 o'clock in the afternoon.
All the ships in the harbor and the
roads will fly the United States ensign.
An the flags will be at halfmast and
the warships will parade guards on
their quarterdecks.