The New York herald., 1921-12-24
MISS ANNE STILLMAN
IS HOME FROM PARIS
Plans Unexpected to Both
Her Father and Mother.

Miss Anne Stllman, daughter of
James A. Stillman. who went to Paris
several months ago to study, arrived
yesterday on the White Star liner
Adriatic to spend her Christmas vaca-
ton here. She said she returned to see
both her father and mother" neither
of whom, she said had been informed
Of her coming. Miss Sti Imam had her
baggage directed to her fathers home
in Pocantico Hills.
She had as travelling companions H.
p. Dawson. Jr.. and Miss Frances Davi-
son. son and daughter of II. p. Dawson
of ]. p. Morgan &c Co. Mrs. Dawson
met her children at the pier. Miss Still
man, it is said. is undecided about re-
turning to Paris.
Another passenger was Signora Luigi
Albertini. wife Of one Of the Italian dele
gates to the armament conference in
Washington. This is her first visit to
the United States. She was accom-
panied by her daughter Her son,
Leonardo. came from Washington to
greet his mother and sister. He is sec
retary to Signor Schanzer of the Italian
delegation. E. 3. Harrigan of the De-
partment of Justice In Washington also
was at the pier and in behalf of the
Italian Diplomatic Corps Signor Tennis
tocles Bernardo. Italian Consui-General
In New York. met the visitors.
Among others who arrived by the
Adriatic were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Bowring. the former of the shipping
firm of Bowring & Co.: Sir Thomas NJ
McAlpine, British shipowner, and Lady
McAlpine; Count and Countess wacht-
meister and Master Frederick Wacht-
meister. Mrs. James Byrne and John
Byrne. Mr.. and sIrs. Lorenzo Scmple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Curry. Miss vir-
ginia Harrison, daughter of Carter Har-
rison, former Mayor Of Chicago, and
James =. Harrison John Fl. Is aln, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Eager and the Able
Deschamps.
Arrivals by the Munson liner Ameri-
can Legion. from South American ports.
included several South American busi-
ness men and Americans returning from
the Plate district on special missions.
They included Edward j. Sullivan, gen
eral manager of the American Trading
Company; Mrs. Sullivan and five chill
dren; T. p. Stevenson. president of the
Federal Express Company of Brazil and
representative of the Munson Steamship
Zine in the American Express Company.
There were also Capt. L. c. Farwell.
head Of the United States Shipping
Board in Buenos Aires for the last two
years A. ]. Byington, Lusitania sur
Nfvor.N representative for the Westing-
house Electric Company in Buenos
Aires and head Of Byington & Co.. inn
porters and constructors.
Among those to arrive to-day on board
the America are G.. J.. Batchelder and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Q. McKeever
arthur Chester and family. Reinhardt
Fisher. Mayor of Baden Baden Lieuten-
ant-Commander c. +. Howell, u. S. N. ::
Trof. William H. T. Dau, Jean Coree
Rumanian Consul in New York Julius
" Meyer. director-general Hamburg
american Line; Marquise de Molinari
Mrs. G. j. Morse and daughter and Prof
George +. Warren. professor of agricui-
ture
Among arrivals by the Ryndam were
Mrs. j. A. du Bouchet. Mr.. II. A.
de Leeuw. Mr. Walter Melchers, Mrs.
Edwards de Mora, Miss Carmen r. de
Mora. Mrs. F.. H. Stevens, Mr.. G. van
der Tuuk and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Young.