Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08

| Ahdl Bditb lOuhs
and Miss Pauline Hutchinson, who was
returning to her home in London after
| spending the winter In New York
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Z. veal. VINO were
| sailing for their home In London after
| spending the last three years In Orange.
| n. j.. with Frederick r. Bailey, Mrs
| Veal's brother, are also missing
Frederick Stark Pearson, who was on
the Lusltaria with his wife, is one Of
| the worlds most prominent engineers.
| He Is an authority on railroadng and
has handled projects in Europe az we'll
as North and South America. He was
| born in Lowell Mass July 3. 1851.
MIR. Pearson's residences are In Great
| harrington Mass, Surrey. England and
| Barcelona, Spain. His New York office is
| at l15 Broadway,
In 1894 Mr.. Pearson became chief en-
| gineer of tho Metropolitan street Rail
way Company of New York, several new
! lines having been constructed under his
| direction. Ee designed the underground
conduit construction necessitated by the
clty's traffic. He became consulting en-
gineer OF some of the largest street rail-
way and power companies in this country.
Canada, Great Britain and Cuba. He is
president of rapid transit and power com
| panies in Spain, South America and
Mexico.
Lothrop wilmington. Of Boston, Is an
uncle of Paul and Lothrop Wilmington.
famous In athletic annals OF Harvard
University. He is known internationally
as an expert in genealoEy and was sail
Ing for London, where he has spent many
years.
j. Harvey Page, booked from Boston,
is vice president of the Mark Cross Com
pany, famous manufacturers of leather
goods. He is In charge of the manufac-
nf hp N England
He Is about 40 years old He married
Miss Cora Powers, of Cambridge, Mass.
and often comes to this country.
Miss Theodate Pope, OF Pennington.
near Hartford Is one of the best-known
women In Connecticut She is O daugh-
ter of tho late Alfred Pope, and is
landscape artist and architect of reputa-
tion. An ardent suffragist and progress
sive, she contributed from her wealth
literally in support of the Progressive
party In the last Presidential campaign
She was to be the guest in England of
Sir Oliver Lodge. being, like him, Keenly
interested IN psychic phenomena She
was also expecting to study war condi-
tIons In Belgium.
Prof Edwin w, Friend, also OF Farm
ington, Conn. Is secretary of the Society
for Psychic Research, with headquarters
In New York city, and recognized au-
thority on psychic phenomena, which he
lived on the Pope estate during tho last
year, having been formerly n professor
in a Western college.
Carlton T. Brodrck, son of Alfred H.
Brodrick, president of the Chadwick
Boston Lead Company. of Boston. lives
with his parents in Boston. He went
abroad on business. He is IS years old
and unmarried.
other residents of Boston on the
Cunarder were Charles Z. Lauriat Jr., of
the Charles e. Lauriat Company, book
sellers, sailing to England on business,
and Richard r, Freeman. Jr., son of r.
r. Freeman, of Wollaston. one of the
most prominent golfers in Massachusetts,.
on his way to Siberia as a mining en-
gineer.
Henry Adams. of London. who came to
this country in November on business
connected with his London interests,
booked passage In Boston.
Mrs. Stewart Southam Mason, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindsey, of Bos-
ton, was on her wedding journey with
her husband. They were married in
Boston OH April y and were sailing 10
make their home in England, where Mr.
Mason lived.
Other Americans named in the dis
patches from England as missing are G.
Harwood knight and his sister, Miss
Elaine Knight, of Baltimore, Md. who
were on their way to Paris; Henry b,
Sonneborn, son OF Mrs. Wilhelmna Son
neborn. also of Baltimore, and Leo Schar-
becker OF Peoria, ILL.,, who was visiting
tho latter and accompanied her son on
his trip From Pittsburgh. according to
the passenger list were eight frst-cabin.
nine second-cabin and three third-cabin
passengers.
Among the second and third cabin pas
sengers were the following residents OF
Pittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown
lie, Miss Margaret S. Killy, Mrs. Mar
garet A. Anderson, Francis ]. Lucas. Mi
chael Ward; Charles ID. Martin. Mrs.
Jeanette Moses and Miss Winifred Kila-
wee
Residents OF Cincinnati listed as missing
are Mr.. and Mrs. V. 2. Shields and Ralph
Abercromble. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Plamondon. Of Chicago, were among the
first cabin passengers.
Among the others missing are; A. l..
Hopkins. OF 270 Riverside drive, New
York, president OF the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Drydock Company; Mrs.
r. d. Shymer. chemist and society wom-
an; David Alfred Thomas. known as the
British coal king and for % years a
member of the English Parliament and
a score OF New York importers and busi-
ness men; Frank Partridge. a dealer in
Chinese porcelains, English furniture and
Chinese fades. at TAI 9TH avenue. New
York, who was returning TO his home at
Potter's Bar, a suburb OF London; Ogden
II. Hammond. an insurance broker. OF 50
Maiden lane, New York and living at
IL West 5sth street. New York. who went
abroad on a pleasure trip; r. e. Deare-
bergh, a retired business man and MEM
ber OF many OF New York leading clubs,
with a residence at II West 5sth street,
who also sailed on pleasure trip.