New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-14
EXODUS FROM EUROPE
Every Steamship from Other
Side Sails Crowded.
MANY ON THE lUSlTANlA
Thomas Nelson Page Tarries in
England Before Going to
Post in Italy.


T,ondon Sept. 13.--Americans are
now pouring out Of Europe and Eng
land like sands out of the top part OF
an hour glass. The Imperator took a
record breaking list away and the
Lusitania sailed to-day with more than
four hundred in the first cabin. Not
only the big ships but the small ones
ore crowded. and the steamship offices
look like department stores on sales
days.
the same compartment on the Lusitania
boat train as Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Phipps and family. Holbrook Belts and
Philip Lydig.
Miss Louise Grace took with her six
French pocdles Of fine pedigree and a
hen for which she paid S3l in Scotland.
Charles Klein went down on the
train to see off Mrs. Abraham FleXner'
who has been TO London 10 engage
Alexandra Carlisle To appear In New
York In The Marriage Game"
Others among the All first class pas
sengers were Mr.. and Mrs. Drayton
Grimke. w b. Bourne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcntaigu LaMOntagne, II. hamilton
Fyfe. Mrs. Alfred Guggenheim, Walter
w. Price. olga Petrova. Mr.. and Mrs
David Rumsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Widencr. DR.. Simon Baruch, Robert
Emmett. Walter :. Cramp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Potter and Archibald
White.
Thomas Nelson Page, American Am
bassador TO Italy. left Claridge's on
Thursday tor visit 10 his son-in-law
and daughter, Major and Mrs. Bar
naby, at Bargravc Hall. Leicestershire,
but will return on Monday 10 London
here he will spend few days before
going to Rome.
Devereux Milburn and his father,
John G. Milburn. are now staying at
Claridge's. where Mrs. Charles Steele
and her daughters. including Miss
Nancy q. steele. DevereuX Milburn's
fiancee. arrived on Friday.
Mary Garden has come from the Con
tinent and IL now at the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pope will sail
on the Maurctania on September 20.
Colonel and Mrs. william jay will sail
on the 18th Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gordon Battle sailed on the Mime
touka to-day. as well as Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey J. O'Higg.ns.
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sullivan and Eugene Merrill all left the
Ritz Hotel to-day and sailed on the
Lusitania. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lehr
are guests at that hotel. Mrs. Potter
Palmer. Mile. de 81. Sauveur and Mr.
aXd Mrs Honor& Palmer form Il party
now AZ the Ritz.
Yale Dolan. Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Young. MIR and Mrs. Edward Wise and
Mrs. James 4. Burden all sailed on the
Imperator. as well as Moncure Robin
son. Benjamin Guinness and Harry
Payne whitney.
Among the guests az the Savoy are
MIR. and Mrs L. :. orwell. Charles II.
Kavanaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cal
houn and Henry Dearborn.
Douglas Robinson sailed on the
Cedric.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. i. Donaldson came
10 the Berkeley from the Continent a
few days ago. William II. Morgan is
expected 10 arrive from Parts to-mor-
row. and Edward Webb is motoring
over from Brittany.
Judge f., G. Gray came 20 London on
Thursday for a short stay. Miss Marion
Spring is here from the country. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Moorhoad and
son are expected from Paris.
At the Hotel Cecil are Miss Harriet
Adams. Frank Wnalen. Mr. and Mrs.
Hugo Winter, s. e. Mckenzie, Mrs.
william w. Mclaughlin and Miss
Edna Mclaughlin.