Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-05
CARDINAL FARLEY
IS NARROWED WITH
OTHER AMERICANS
Newark Woman Included in
Catholic Party Now in
Europe.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-With the de-
velopments in the war zone in Eu-
rope, greater anxiety was expressed
In New York and suburbs yesterday
over the welfare of many other
Americans travelling abroad.
No word has been received from
Cardinal Farley since the close of the
eucharistic congress in Lourdes. He
has not answered a cable message
sent on Monday.
Among the New Workers in Eng
land are Judge Martin J. Keogh and
his son, Martin j., jr., who sailed on
the Lapland on July IS. DIR. and Mrs.
John Hartwell, of this city, and Mrs
Henry Addison Alexander. Mrs. Hart
wells sister, are in France with Miss
Winifred and Miss Fanny Ives.
Among the many Americans ma
rooned on the continent from whom
no tidings have been received since
last Friday by reason of the war are
members of three McGrane Catholic
tours who went abroad in the early
part of July. They include many
ScuOOl ItdCiSiS anu SEVERAL CieIBy-
men.
The majority of the pilgrimage
party which left on the American
liner st. Paul on July 10, with John
]. McGrane as conductor, to attend
the eucharistic congress at Lourdes,
are returning on the American liner
New York, which sailed on Saturday
and is due here next Saturday. The
others continued to other points in
France and Italy, intending to sail
from Naples for home on the Car
pathia on August 10. Plans are now
under way to secure passage for
them on an Italian steamship.
Those travellers include Miss Mary
e. Lynch and Miss e. E. Merritt,
Brooklyn; Michael B. O'Brien, Yonk-
ers; Mrs. e. C. Reilly, Lakewood, N.
j., and Miss Margaret M. Burke,
Brooklyn.
Newark Woman With Party.
The last word received from the
party of seventy McGrane tourists
who sailed on July 1 on the Cunard
liner Ivernia was in a cable message
of July 81 announcing their arrival at
Lucerne. This pilgrimage 60 Rome.
with a tour of Europe was under the
spiritual direction Of Bishop Thomas
F. Hickey, of Rochester. The tour
lists from New York and vicinity
among them are: Miss Ella r. At
kinson, Trenton; Miss Helen M.
Byrne, Hoboken; Miss Margaret NJ.
Cloke Brooklyn; Miss Katherine f.
Cody and Miss Mary e. Cody, New
York; Robert E. 0raddy and Mrs.
Draddy New York; Miss Ella v.
Gaffney, Newark; the Rev. James
Gilmartin, New York; Luke Healy,
Jersey City; Mrs. Mary A. Kearney,
Brooklyn; Mrs. Mary McGovern, Jer-
sey City; Mrs. M. Mcmahon and Miss
Sarah McQuaid, Brooklyn: Miss Mar
garetta M. Mylotte, Jersey City; Mrs.
John Schriefer and Miss Rena c.
Schreifer. New York; Miss Anna r.
Selkirk and Thomas Selkirk, jr.,
Brooklyn.
Miss Ella v. Gaffney is an aunt of
George d. Mulligan and James r.
Mulligan, local lawyers, who live at
II Washington street. Miss Gaffney
makes her home with her nephews.
A postal card was received from her
about a week ago from Genoa. Her
present whereabouts are unknown to
her relatives, though the tourist
schedule provides for visit to
Strassburg, Germany, today.
JERSEY CITY. Aug. 5 (SpeciaD.-
Miss Margaretta M. Mylotte, who is
marooned abroad, is a sister-in-law
of Congressman James A. Hamill.
| She is travelling with a party which
includes her aunt. She lives at So
Mercer street, this city.