The New York herald., 1921-07-05
Travellers Crowd Steamers for Europe
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Blake Leave for Paris by the
Berengaria

Dr. and Mrs Joseph A. Blake sailed
for Europe yesterday on board the Be-
rengarfa en- route TO Paris. where, il is
ssid, Dr. Blake will attend Princess
Anastasia OF Greece. formerly Mrs.
William q. Leeds. The Princess re-
Gently underwent third operation in
the American Hospital at Neuilly. The
three small children OF DR.. and Mrs.
Blake. Katherine. Joan and William A.
d. Blake. accompany them.
Mr.. Thomas Morrison Carnegie, Jr..
who expected to sail yesterday by the
Berengaria with Messrs. Charles c. Lee
and Lewis T. Preston, OF Southampton,
was at the last minute obliged to change
his plans. He was operated on for ap-
pendicitls yesterday afternoon at the
southampton Hospital by DR.. Joseph
Baker Wheelwright.
Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choatc. national
president of the Girl Scouts. sailed by
the Berengaria to attend the Inter-
national Conference of Girl Scout Com
missioners, in London on July 20. Mrs.
Nicholas +. Brady, treasurer of the Girl
Scouts. win sail later TO join Mrs.
Choate and Mrs. Jane Deeter Rippin,
national director Of the Girl Scouts, who
now Is in London. Lady Baden Powell
and Princess Mary, who Will take an
active part in the conference. are enthu-
siastic scouts. or guides as they are
called in England
Others who started abroad on that liner
Included Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney
Miss Mary Alice Barney and J. Stewart
Barney, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Louis Butler
McCasg. Miss NJ. Augusta McCagg and
Messrs. Edward X. and William Ogden
McCagg. who had passed the carly weeks
OF the summer in Newport, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Belais, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bergh,
Mr.. Henry Bergh. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. r. Cromwell, Mr.. Douglas L. Gilman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Isham. Mr.. Ed
ward P. Ishan, Miss Susan d. Ishan.
Mr.. William Lord Sexton. Mr. and Mrs.
Preston l.. Sutphen. Mrs. Thomas Sym
ington, Miss Dorothea Symington, Mr..
Louis G. Tiffany. DR.. and Mrs. William
c. Rives Of Washington. who had passed
several days in New York; Mr.. Arthur
Aleeker, Jr., Sir Cecil Graham. Mr.. Sid
ney c. Borg, Miss Selma Borg, Mr. and
Mrs. John McKesson Camp. Mr. Gregory
n. Camp and Mr.. and Mrs. John Claflin
Vicomte Robert de vauloge and his
Drldc, VINO was MISS MdrJOrle hlnSSldHu,
will start back tomorrow to Paris,
where they were married last April. He
has been recalled to the French colors.
They will sail by the Adriatic OF the
White Star Line and viii be accom-
panied by Mrs. Ambrose c. Kingsland.
mother of the Vicosntesse. They had
been at Lenox several weeks.
Some of their fellow passengers will
be Miss Katherine Mackay, daughter OF
Mr.. Clarence II. Mackay, who will join
her grandmother. Mrs. John w. Mackay,
in Europe Capt. the Hon. Alfred Anson
and Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton and
her son, MIR. Alexander Hamilton.
Some of the passengers on board the
Aquitania to-day when the big Cunarder
sails back to Chefbourg and southamp-
ton will be Mrs. Reginald Barclay. Miss
Bertha f. Barclay. Miss Josephine Bar
clay, Mr.. George c. Barclay. Sir Joseph
and Lady Duveen, Mr.. and Mrs. William
VI. V. Hoffman. Mr.. John Sherman
Hoyt. Messrs. Anson Phelps Stokes
Hoyt and Sherman Hoyt. Mr.. Effing-
ham Townsend Irwin, Mr.. Darwin r.
Kingsley. Mr.. Darwin p. Kingsley, Jr.,
Mr.. Clarence E. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.