New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-08
NEW WORKERS ON
LUSITANIA'S LIST
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.~-.ts. Trim 20 purchase paintings lor
~. e-r, He and Mrs. Fowles i've
VI. che Hotel Gotham with their two
'1..E'r.c. Cheever Hardwick is mem
81 Tho firm OF Burr & Hardwlck'
r. Scslcrs at 1872 Fifth Avenue. he
.' ~. a business trip. Mr.. HardWlck
70 a home AZ 224 Oakwood Avenue
0-.rre y. J. Others on the snip rom
Teu. Jersey were Mr.. and Mrs. n. a
ammo. OF % Elm Street, MontcIalI.
p,'b are English, and went 10 NISl'
.Le~ families in London, Iheir sons,
T-ark Bruno, Of Montclair, and harry
Pvu,o. IT,. Of Greenwich, Conn"
ver. both IN Nontc.ar las' E's"'
mating news Of their parents.
&c. Pauline Hutchinson is the niece
osPober. A. Franks, OF Llewellyn PARK
W. Orange. financial agent for A.
-, Cevrerlc. She is a twenty-year-
ia English girl who had spent two
w ~ the Franks home, and was re
LINING 10 her relatives in Cheshlre,
T-srsTd Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +. veal
- Rave been living in Orange Tor
nee wears sailed for their home near
11'..-.SoT In company with Mrs. YEARS
t-o.Ler Frederick II. Bailey
Vrs Alfred 5. Witherbee and her
,,- Alfred :. IT., left their home IN
I.-,b-1ort TO sail on the Lusitanla IN
- N meet Mr.. Witherbee IN Eng
80 He is the manager Of the Mex.
o.- Petroleum Solid Fuel Company or
o. F;f.b Avenue. and has been abroad
a. ,broo weeks on a business trip.
Thomas Bloomfield. manager OF tne
Prudential Casualty Company OF -
Road Street who was another paSsen-
.,r lives a, the Hotel Berkeley, in low
e. F,f.l Avenue. George A. Kessler'
-. cba-pacne man and we'll known
Prosdvav figure. who has oihces at ~
Bssver Street. was also on board. -.
Mrs. r. D. Shymer, who IS Hsted IN
the telephone book as occupying three
houses. one at ! West Forty-seIehth
sweet. the others at Al and 81 west
Fortv-seyerth Street, went abroad on
SIX weeks trip. Her secretary sara
Mrs. Shymer's mother, Mrs ): D. nav
Inns was very old. and that she reared
10 tell her even Of her daughters es-
cape from death ~:
1orev have bcen guests at the Hotel
Gotham for some time. They expected
N he abroad for two months. Mrs. I.
Hicksor Kennedy and Miss Kathryn
Kennedy. who live az l24 West Flity-
ff.b Street. are well known in society
Dr. F. :. Pearson is head Of the Pear
con Engineering Corporation. Ltd, 10
BROADWAY. which has extensive Next
. can concessions. His wife accompanied
him. Rita Joliyet is the actress VINO
made r.ch success on Broadway IN
A thousand Years Ago"
Charles Warren Bowring is mem
ber or .he firm OF Bowring & Co,
srsnts Of the Red Cross Line al II Bat
:erv Place. and also head Of the st;
GEORGES Society Of this city. He and
his brother take a holiday each alter
rate year. and Nj Bowring picked TINS
iaausplciouS occasion.
Max VI. Schwartz is cloak manu-
fscturer at 1877 Madison Avenue ana
lives a. l39 Riverside Drive with ms
three daughters, Irene, Dorothea and
Nina. He left on business trip OF
indefinite length
Linden Bates, jr., county chairman
o. the Progressive party, sailed IN CON
nection with the Belgian relef WORK
Charles Klein, the playwright, author
Of The Lion and the Mouse The
Music Master" and The Third De
gree" was passenger, as was OeraIG
A. Let's, a dealer in antiques at u
Last ffty-nfth street
Inuuirers al the Cunsrd Offices SAID
Dr. T. Houghton sailed for Belgium 70
take charge Of the war hospital al La
Parma. Although his name was not on
the list, il was said he persuaded NINE
A. DePage, the Belgian woman VINO
has been lecturing in this country, 10
allow him 70 take her cabin, as ne had
a premonition Of danger. lie repre-
scented Nine. DcPage on his mission
and before sailing made his Will. Ac-
companvirg him was his sister, Mrs.
George Don Both are residents OF
Troy. Inquiries were also being made
by friends Of Cyril II. Bretherton, OF
Los Angeles. who went with his wlte
and two children TO visit relatives IN
London.
Commander J. Foster Stackhouse,
the Antarctic explorer who was picked
out some time ago TO follow the pain
Of the III fated Captain Scott. was a
passenger, as was G. 7. Jefery, the
millionaire automobile manufacturer OF
Chicago. Lothrop Wilmington, the
Harvard oarsman, who rowed at Heniey
year or so ago. made this passage Al
bert c. Billicke, who was with ms
wife, is a rich fruit grower, who MAKES
his home in Los Angeles.
James Baker is an Englishman VINO
has received the decoration OF the OF
der Of Franz Josef for his writings
on Bohemia. Poland and Gslicla. FL
Der, Hubbard. who was with his wlIe'
has a national reputation as an author
and lecturer. Mrs. II. b. Lassetter is
the wife Of late commander OF an
Australian light horse brigade. ,
Father Basil W Maturin is one OF
We most eminent British ecclesiastcsI
writers. Lady Mackworth is the Wile
Of coal baron.
Mrs. G.. ". Stevens, Of Montreal,
passenger on the Lusitania, is the WIZ
ow Of George Washington stevens
formerly prominent lawyer and legls-
!a'or Of the Dominion. Mr.. stevens
oled In London soon after the Euro
pean war started. Before his death
ne was active in raising Canadian regl-
nents for the war lie is said TO nave
been the moving spirit in raising Prln-
cess Patricia's Light Infantry, the hrst
canadian regiment 10 go TO the 'front.'
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wilson, Of sum
MT n. j., were passengers on the Lusl-
tania. They have been married only
tWo weeks, and were on their way 10
ar Wilson's homo in Glasgow, Scot
,and, where they planned 10 make their
home. Mrs Wilson was Miss Elsie
Hranstoun, the daughter of William
u. Cranstoun, of Summit, and was
. prominent member Of the younger
society set.
Miss NJ A. Baker and Miss Dorothy
Senner were among the Lusitanla ;
passengers FrienCs Of both were bit
frightened for their safety when the
mp left the pier May !. Charles =
s'eyens, an importer Of antiques, WIN