The New York herald., 1922-05-31
Colonel House and
Nine. Gadski Sail
on the Resolute
Singer and Daughter Going to
Europe for First Time in
Eight Years.

More than 5000 visitors to the United
Americah Line pier gave goodby yes
terday to voyagers by the steamship
Resolute. which carried capacity cabin
list. She sailed for Hamburg. Col. E. M.
House and Mrs. House and their daugh-
ter are taking a three months vacation,
which they will spend In Paris. London
and Switzerland.
Nine. Johanna Gadslxi sailed with her
daughter, Miss Lotta Tauscher. 1t is
their first trip to Europe since before the
war. The famous opera singers hus-
band. Hans Tauscher. formerly agent
for the Krurps in this country. was ar
rested in connection with the plot to
blow up the Welland Canal. Nine.
Gadski gave up all professional work
until last season, when her return 10 the
concert stage caused much comment.
Former Comptroller Herman A. Metz,
Mrs. Metz and their four children will be
away for the summer.
Nearly five thousand persons inter-
ested in a shipful of voyagers who sailed
yesterday by the Cunarder Berengaria
thronged the pier to see them off. The
Countess Markiewicz who has been
| lecturing here since early in April on
behalf OF the Irish Republic, departed
with Miss Kathleen Barry. J. p. of
South Dublin. who came here with her.
More than 100 members of the Friends
of Irish Freedom. 250 members of the
A. A. r. I. r. and st. Sebastian's boy
band and the Kelvin Barry band gave
the Countess an enthusiastic send off.
The Countess said she supposed that
they wanted her back In Ireland in
connection with the June elections Her
departure was rather hurried, in re-
sponse to a cable received few days
ago from Eamon De Valera. She said
she believed the American people were
in sympathy with the Irish Republic.
Others aboard the liner are Brig. Gen.
Lawson E. Tyson. who will select sites
for monuments where Tennessee troops
fought in the world war; Bernard NJ.
Baruch and his family. who will be
away three months; Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Loft. off on vacation; Prince
Vladimir Engaletchieff, who will go to
his home in Paris and later resume the
study OF law at oxford, and Harry
Millarde. who will spend three months
in England picturizing the novel IF
Winter Comes"
The Manchuria Of the American Line.
going out to-day; the Rochambeau OF
the French Line. sailing tomorrow. and
the Olympic Of the White Star Line and
| out Saturday. will keep up this week
the record of almost daily sailings of the
greatest OF the steamships for Europe.
Among the outgoing passengers Will be
tho Baroness de Cartier de Marchiennc,
wife of the Belgian Ambassador to the
United States who will go Saturday by
the Olympic.
Going by the Manchuria will be DR..
and Mrs. William =. Ahearn. Mrs. S. L.
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w. Brindley, Miss Norma Brindley, DR..
and Mrs II. G. Chappell Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug lst
Knapp. Richard Murray. Mrs. NJ. p.
Owen. Miss f. T. Owen, Mrs. William
Parr, Mrs. Oakley Dickerson. A. II.
Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Lund, Mrs.
l. De Witt Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. VAL
entine Wagner and Prof. w. w. Will
oughby.
The Rochambeau will take to France
Major william Warren Quinton, United
States Army, retired. and Mrs. Qu!n-
ton of Cleveland. Ohio. Also among
Edward Goodman. Mrs Goodman,
who was Miss Lucv HuffaKer. while
abroad will do some writing. while Mr..
Goodman will buy plays. Others VIII
be Miss Helen Harvitt of Columbia
University. Jacques Cavalier of Harvard
University and Mrs. Cavalier, Paulo
Ananian of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. Mrs. Leonce Levy. Mrs. p. n.
Mallory OF Rye N. Y, Mrs. III. d. Whit
field. Mrs c. b. Maddox. Miss Yvonne
Maddox. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard y. Nor
ton of Philadelphia and Mrs. Helen TX.
Hatch and Miss Mildred Frances Hatcn
of Boston.
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins Of Washington,
who has been at the Vanderbilt for sev-
eral months. will sail on the Lorraine
Saturday and will go to Paris.