The New York herald., 1921-09-18
F. A. Vanderlip
Returns To-day
from Trip A broad
To Arrive Aboard the Baltic
With Mrs. Vanderbilt
Other Passengers.

The best accommodations on all in
coming steamships from European ports
are taxed to capacity by the tide OF re-
ships Of the Cunard and Anchor lines
are due to arrive over this week end
with total OF nearly 5000 passen gers.
The Berengaria. Caronia and Cameronia
are due to-day. with a total Of 1000
passengers. 2.iOo Of them being on the
Berengaria. The Vasari. chartered by
the Cunard Line, will arrive early in the
week with about 400 In her cabins
Four of tho steamships are from Eng
land. the fifth. the Cameronia. coming
from Glasgow and calling at London
derry. These steamships carry 1926
sacks OF mail.
The White Star liner Baltic is due to
dock late to-day or early tomorrow
morning from Liverpool with many re-
turning American tourists. Among them
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip,
Bishop U. v. w. Darlington of Hunting
ton. w. Va: DR.. and Airs Louis r.
Bishop. Mr.. seldom L. Crosby. Mr.. and
Mrs. George w Dawson, Mr. and Mrs.
w. $. Duell. Miss Elizabeth Eames, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Ellman and Mrs. Bar
rett Wendell Of New York: Judge
Thomas A. Jones of the Ohio Supreme
Court and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles l.. Candee Of Philadelphia Mr..
and Mrs. John L. GranGin of Boston and
Mr.. Louis Maniere of Chicago.
Made Pilgrimage 70 Rome.
The Baltic also brings back a party
Of twenty-five Americans who sailed
from New York in july to make PHI
grimage to Rome. where they had a
private audience with the Pope. In this
party are the Rt Rev J. Henry Then
Bishop Of Denver Rev. J. p. Shellhorn
rector OF st. Mary's, Rochester. and the
Very Rev. J. T. A. Flanagan. vicar
general Of the diocese of Davenport, Ia
Five transatlantic liners sailed east
ward yesterday and as many are due to
arrive soon from European ports. Ir
addition to the Celtic Of the White Star
Line, which took away an unusually
large number of passengers for an east
ward trip at this period OF the year
the kroorland sailed with Mr. J. j.
Mccarthy general manager Of the
American Line, who is going to visit the
various Continental ports; Mrs j. B.
Chace. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Fellows
Mr.. Innis Young, Mr.. III. c. Ray, Miss
Nora Sweeney. MIR. and Mrs. Stephen
Whitman among her passengers.
Among those who got away by the
Nieuw Amsterdam were Mrs. Alfred
Curtis, Mrs. w. B. Duffy, Mr.. c. N
Ford. Mr.. G. J. Jones. Miss Ruth Jones
Mr.. A. c. Lucker, Miss Pauline Mar.
shall and Mr.. Frank Wright.
The Touraine of the French Line Ii
1f rae ye
a. j. Cox, Mrs. j. d. Ingersoll. Mrs. L.
M. Jones, Mrs f. w. Morgan, the Rev
T. b. Borel and Miss L. e. Cyr.
On board the Bourdonnais for Havre
are Mrs r. Z. Fitzpatrick. Miss NJ NJ
Barr. Miss L. A. Howard, Miss A. T.
Jackson. Mrs. G. Holcomb and Mrs. F.
G.. Slater.
To Aid Italian Children.
| Mrs. John Adams Drake will leave fol
Italy Tuesday on the Arabic in tn,
interest or relief work among the chill
| dren of Italy which the American Ere,
Milk and Relief for Italy, of which sh.
Is president. Is carrying on in coopera
ton with the Vatican. Her visit viii
| include special audience with til,
Pope. Mrs. Drake. who will be accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs. Arthur II
Rand of Minneapolis. Mimi. also will
be presented to the King and Queen OF
Italy.
While the American Free Milk or.
ganization il non-sectarian. Catholic
Bishops and other church officials In
| many parts of the United States are
making drives for a special Catholic
relief offering, which the American
Free Milk for Italy will distribute under
the auspices or the Vatican. To this
fund Archbishop Hayes has made a
personal donation of $1,000. Cardinal
U'Conneil Of Boston has collected $4,000,
while similar drives are being con-
Quoted by Bishop Thomas Hickey OF
Rochester. Bishop Thomas J. Walsh OF
Trenton Bishop John Grimes OF Syra-
cuse, Bishop John J. Lawler OF Leeds.
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