The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Big Liner Paris
Brings Notables
Here From France
DR.. Theodore Tuffier, Eminent
Surgeon, and Walter DAM
rosch Among Passengers.

The huge French liner Paris paid her
third visit to this port yesterday. carry
ing from Havre 76i passengers. including
301 in the first class. DR.. Theodore Tuf-
fier, one OF the eminent surgeons Of
France. arrived with Mime. Tuffier and
his daughter. He is going to Pekin for
the opening of the Pekin Hospital,
founded by the Rockefeller Foundation.
John D. Rockefeller. Jr.. and his family
left Thursday to attend the opening.
Also on board the liner was ]. Well
ington Geiger, New York broker, who.
among other things in his baggage, had
the skin OF boa constructor thirty-three
feet long picked up In Africa Mr.
Go penetrated the jungle from the
q Coast and tackled the elephants.
leo9ar & and bush cats.''
ArchS hop Pietro Benedetti. accom-
panied aa secretary by Mgr. Guido
Poletti, 4 i."d on his way to Havana
as Papal Nunclo In Cuba and Porto
Rico. He will first go to visit a sister
in Woonsocket, r. i. Archbishop Poletti
was formerly director OF the official bull
letln OF the Holy See.
Walter Damrosch, conductor Of the
New York Symphony Orchestra. returned
alone, leaving his family to visit Mrs
Andrew Carnegie In Scotland. While in
England and France he obtained several
new orchestral pieces for the coming sea-
son. The programme of the orchestra
will be announced later.
Miss Kay Laurel, actress, returned
from a trip TO France to begin rehear-
sails OF a new comedy by Avery Hop
wood to be produced by A. H. Woods.
Miss Ina Claire also came back 20 open
ir new play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard K. Burrass re-
turned and are again at the Hotel Meth
crland. They were abroad three months
and passed most of their time in France
and England. The Paris also brought
back Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Duff. Mr..
James B. Taller and Mr.. a. Muller Try
Gen. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Warfeid Of
Baltimore. Miss Barbara Guggenheim.
daughter OF Mr.. 8. II. Guggenheim. and
Miss Gladys Cranston. an opera singer,
were among the 100 first cabin passen-
the Carmania OF the Cunard Line.
The Orbita Of the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company sailed yesterday for
Cherbourg, Southampton and Hamburg
With caoins well filled. Among the pas
sengers wore Mr.. w. r. Taylor vice.
president OF the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society, who with Mrs. Taylor will
spend a month In Europe, and Mr.. and
Mrs Franklin Horton and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Clark, who are on their way TO
Germany as ''Y'' secretaries.
Mr.. r. G. Aubert. Norwegian Consul
General In Montreal, and his bride, who
were married last Thursday in the coun-
try home OF Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood
Aldrich in Great Neck. L. T.. started yes
terday for Europe on board the Olympic.
Some Of their fellow passengers are Mrs
clifford A. Cochran, Mr.. ]. Gordon Doug
las. Mr. and Mrs. Charles VI. Bull. Jr..
Major w. dc $. Maud Mrs. William
Ross Proctor. Mr., and Mrs. IT. Riving-
ton Pyne. Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Robbins
Mr.. David Rumsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
son Bennett Sloan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Turnbull and Mrs. George y. Pratt and
Miss Dorothy Pratt. her daughter.
Mr.. Newbold lie Roy Edgar sailed for
Europe yesterday by the Savole and will
Join Mrs. Edgar in Paris.