The New York herald., 1921-10-25
Mrs. Carnegie and
Family Return
From Scotland
Countess de Chambrun, Sister
of Congressman Longworth,
Also Arrives.

countess Qe OnaHprun, SISTER OF Sofi-
gressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs.
andrew Carnegie and her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Mil
lcr were among the many prominent
seagoers who reached New York from
Europe by yesterdays incoming steam
ships. The Countess arrived by the Lor-
raine. Her husband has been appointed
an observer with the French delegation
20 10 armament conference and Is
fellow passenger on board the Paris with
Marshal Foch. Upon leaving the steam
ship she started Immediately for Wash
ington.
Mrs. Carnegie, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
and Louise Miller. the small grand
daugher of Mrs Carnegie. were incom-
ing passengers on the Cedric. Mrs. Car
negie went abroad late In the spring to
pass the summer at Skibo Castle. Scot
land, where she was Joined during the
early summer by Mr.. and Mrs Miller
and their daughter. Mr.. Miller said he
had been quite out of touch with what
was going on in the world and had moth
ing to say on any of the British, Scotch
or Irish questions.
Mrs. Carnegie left pier SO at once on
the ships arrival with her daughter and
granddaughter. leaving Mr.. Miller and a
maid to assist the customs inspectors in
examinations of the fifty pieces of bag
sage. One of the pieces of baggage was
Il covered case containing gray African
parrot.
Portrait Painter Arrives.
Other passengers by the Lorraine
and Commandant Mercadier who was
here as secretary to Andre Tardieu and
has come to act as liaison officer be-
tween the French delegates to the arma-
lnents conference and the American
press. The operatic world also was well
represented on the Lorraine. Miss
Jeanne Schneider mezZo soprano Miss
Mary Garden discovered in France.
came to sing for the Chicago Opera COM
pany. She sang during the voyage.
Nine. Raymonde pelaunois of the Met
ropolitan Opera Company. Theodore
Rtch Of the Chicago Opera Company.
NJ. Bonnet, the French organist; G.
Grovle. a Partisan operate conductor.
and NJ. StojoslSi were among others on
the ship.
The Cedric also brought in the Hon.
Charles Arthur Uryan Rhys NJ. c.. who
was captain Of the Grenadier Guards
lea for the first time. He Is 23 years old
and Is the heir Of the seventh Baron
Dynevor of Dynevor Castle, Llandilo-
Carmarthenshire. Wales. The young
man. who went to the Vanderbilt Hotel,
says he intends to stay three or four
months In the United States. Others on
board the White Star liner were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. George
NJ. Bodman and Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew c.
Fleming Of New York.
To Sail ON the Aquitania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander.
who will sail to-day by the Aquitania,
WIN go to Paris. where they have an
apartment at so Avenue du Bois de
Boulogne. They will remain abroad for
some time. Going by the big Cunarder
also Will be Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S.
Townsend. who will pass several months
IN France and Egypt and will be back
in New York next February. Others
among the f10 first cabin passengers
viii he Capt. Sir l. Hamilton Benn.
Bart. C. b.. ID. S. O.. NJ p; Mr. Ralph
Blumenthal. Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Elkins of Philadelphia. Mr.. George Eaton
OF Toronto. Lieut.-Col. Sir Samuel Fare.
d. l.. J. p; Mr.. George Il. Lester, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. L. Powell. Mr.. George d.
Trait of the Standard Oil Company.
Count r. Carlet de Ia Roziere, Count +.
Carlet de la Rozierc, Mr.. w. u. Ryan.
vice-prcsident Of the United American
Line; DR.. NJ. Scrrati Of the Lloyd Sa-
baudo Company. Mrs. Francis Watts
Stevens. Lady Wallenberry and Mr.. John
G.. ANDERSON. a prominent golfer
The Arabic. which is to all next Sat
urday from New York an5 Boston for
tho Azores and Mediterran. an ports, will
take abroad Mrs. Reginald de koven.
Mrs. Duncan Gambler. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
d. Cram. Mr.. Ralph n. Cram. Misses
Elizabeth and Mary Cram. Miss Kath-
crime Finola de Kay, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles de Kay; Mrs. William
Whitney Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Fowler, Mr. w. 5. *. Kennedy Miss
Lucy La Forge. Prof. and Mrs. Roscoe
Pound, CommC dore and MIS- Leonard
Richards. Mrs Alexander Sedgwick.
Miss Christiana Sedgwick. Miss Julia
Thurber. Mrs. Andrew $. Van Kuran and
Baron and Baroness Won Bissing.
Mr.. II. @. Wells IL passenger on the
Adr,atic. due to arrive in New York on
Thursday or Friday. MIR. Theodore
Chaliapin, Russian singer a so will ar
rive by the Adriatic and will stop at the
Hotel Nc Alpin.