The New York herald., 1921-07-02

After racing for twenty-four hours
with the Cunarder Berengaria. the
White Star liner Adriatic steamed into
Quarantine yesterday one hour ahead of
her rival. Both ships left Southampton
the same day.
frederick Watson. British Consul Cen
erah and Eduardo Higginson. Peruvian
Consul-General. were at the pier to well
come to this country the Earl of Dundon-
aid, retired Northumberland. who
fought In the Boer war his sister. Lady
u. Cochrane, and his aid, Capt. II. Ala
stair Campbell of the Argyle Scottish
Highlanders. The party is TO go to
Peru to attend the centenary of Peru
Wan independence as the representa-
tves of Great Britain The Earl. his
sister and aid will sail for Peru to-day
on the Pacific liner Essequibo.
William ]. Wells. general manager Of
X. II. Macy & Co.. who has been abroad
I)rapers Chamber OF Commerce, re-
turned with the news that the British
merchants are not as willing to take
their losses as the Americans. and that
In consequence prices are much too high
In Engaad.
There are only two or three success
ful plays in London out of forty on the
boards, according to Brock Pemberton,
producer of Enter Madame" and Miss
Lulu Bett," who returned after arrang-
ing to produce ENTER Madame" in the
British Isles next season.
The coal strike put the finishing
touches to the theatrical business, he
said Suburban trains did not run.
r,aar tIaa two IL, I 1nx,
had to close"
Others arriving were Miss Florence
Lowden, daughter of Frank o. Lowden.
former Governor of Illinois, and Miss
Margaret Enders OF Chicago. who have
been travelling in Europe for the past
SIX months; Rear Admiral Sir Guy
Gaunt. X. c. M. G., X. NJ, who is here
for two months on private business :;
Capt. w. B. Franklin, U. S. N; Miss
virginia Lee, an American dancer; Miss
Carol Dempster, screen star, and the
Very Rev. l.. s. Walsh. Roman Catholic
Bishop of Portland, Me.
Among the passengers arriving on the
Berengaria were Mr.: A. Lyle-Samuel,
NJ. p, who is here to look over the
properties of his wife in Tenafly N.
j.; Sir Louis Newton, Lord Mayor
elect of London; Baron P. A. de Groote,
Belgian Minister to Peru; Baroness de
Groote, Baron and Baroness van Eek,
Mrs. Wallace Wanger (Justine John
stone) and Lieut.. Commander G.sorge A.
Dorsey, who was for two years naval
attache in Lisbon.
The Caronia of the Cunard Line will
sail for Liverpool to-day with $50 first
cabin passengers, among whom will be
Mr.. Benjamin Wister Morris, the archi-
tect; Sir William Mackenzie. president
~ GFnr IL Ita.. IL II
and Mrs. Avery ID. Andrews, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. X. G. Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Rogers. Capt. and Mrs. C. A.
Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey c.
Brown and Mr.. William Lord Sexton.
Among those who will sail to-day by
the Oriba of the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Line will be Judge and Mrs.
Leopold Prince, Mrs. II. G.. Severence,
Mrs. Beverly w. Dunn and Mr.. Joseph
Urban, the scenic artist, who is going
abroad to see how the European stage
is keeping pace with the artistic ad-
vances made by the American stage in
the last few years.
Mr.. David Belais. president of the
Humane Society of New York, and Mrs.
Belais. president of the New York Anti
Vivisection Society, will start abroad by
the Berengaria next Monday While in
bhSiahA' Ei aiSe anu SWllIeTldHu tHtN
will confer with the officials of the
various Continental humane organiza-
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. August Rust-Oppenheim
will be passengers on board the Aqui-
tania when that liner sails on July 8
and will pass the summer in England.
After an extended tour through Eng
land, France, Germany and Spain Miss
Frances Fairchild, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Fairchild of New York
and Boston, arrived by the Aquitania.