The New York herald., 1922-05-31
Many Americans
Come Home by
the Olympic
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fellowes Nor
gan and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
r. Pyne Among Arrivals.

The White Star liner Olympic, In last
night from Southampton and Cherbourg
with 36s cabin passengers. brought the
Right Rev. John J. McCort. Bishop OF
the Roman Catholic diocese of Altoona,
Fa., who. with Father Joseph Farran.
has been on a pilgrimage TO the shrine
of Our Lady OF Lourdes. Thirty-five
toona. headed by the Rev. M. ]. Canole
of st. Leo's Church. went to the ship
aboard the police boat John F. Hylan
and took off the Bishop and Father Far
ran. landing them at the Battery. whence
they were escorted to the Hotel Penn
sylvania.
Clarence w. Barron. president Of Dow,
Jones & Co.. who attended the Genoa
conference as a writer. arrived by the
Olympic with the impression that the
conference was more Of success than is
generally realized. He said the problems
OF Russia and Germany were too big to
be understood Russias was largely
psychological.
William j. Daniel champion model
yacht sailer Of Europe, arrived with his
little Endeavor, six feet three inches
long on deck and with a nine foot mast.
that he will race at Great Neck, l.. t.,
against the American model to be Sc
iected. for the championship of the
world.
Other Arrivals.
Other arrivals were Sir Charles
Higham, M. p, author and publisher
n fGfn ~ xuh hn will at
the convention of advertising men at
Milwaukee; Capt. T. H. Hudson. bring
ing fivo Irish wolfhounds, including
Ballyshannon, three times champion Of
England; Wilfred r. Wood, English en-
gineer; II. C. Blackston. director in tho
United States of Furness Witty & Co. !:
Matthew Brush, builder of the Hog
Island shipyards; Gen. Edward Kirk
patrick. the Duke of Leeds, Lady Mar
conf, I. Dewitt Cuyler, chairman of the
Association Of Railway Executives. and
Count d. A. Constantine of the Italian
embassy at Washington.
Others arriving were Mrs. Price Col
lier. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cooper Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. James, Mr. and
Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy r. Pyne. Mrs. William j..
Schieffelin, Miss Louise Schieffelin, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward NJ Scudder, Miss Mar
garet e. Sloan, Mrs. Paul G.. Thebaud,
Mr.. Raynal de st. NJ. Thebaud, of New
York; Mr. and Mrs. c. Templeton
Crocker, of San Francisco, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Heckscher and Mr.. and Mrs
a J. Drexel Paul of Philadelphia.
Governor Bahamas Here.
Sir Harry Cardeaux, Governor Of the
Bahamas. arrived last evening from Mas
sau by the Munson liner Munargo with
his aid, Capt. ]. II. Bearing. on business
missions. including that of obtaining
financial backing for the building of a
burned last March. He said he also
hoped to persuade steamship interests OF
this port to run more vessels to Nassau.
He has much faith in the business out
| look for the Bahamas next season.
Asa Cassidy. New York artist. arrived
! With canvas AZ by 20 feet. called The
Garden Spot OF the Seas" which he says
is the first painting made under water
He spent two months in n patent sub
marine tank doing the work and was
surprised at the wonderful clearness OF
the sea in pleasant weather, when lie
could see submarine objects at dis
tance of 400 feet.
| John L. Wilson, manager of the Royal
Bank OF Canada at Guantanamo and
Antilla, also passenger by the Nun
argo. left the pier to catch train for
Fredericksburg, Va, where he will be
married to Miss Mary Chichester
daughter of Supreme Court Judge Il. FL
| l.. Chichester OF Fredericksburg.
c. W. Donaldson, 81, of this city, COM
pleted his 110th ocean trip and said he
would start on another TO the West In
dies next month.