liedyard Mlair. H. t'llnton Backus,
phllii. A S. Franklin, i.ewl? it. Oowtry,
Hi tiry Wlnthrop Gray, Junius Spencer
Morgan. Walton (lakmsn, Henry Fair
field '' bora. Herbert Satterlee and
Robert Waller, also the !>uk< ot
Argyle. the Earl of Dsrnley, Mr. Fred
erio All' n and Mr. Frank A. Munsey,
?nd the Rev. Dr. Blekneii of the Royal
Horticultural Society of England.
*6(1 Aft .NOTKS.
Mr. Oeorg# M illiard de Kesslere. 44
East Fiftieth Mreet, wilt hold a recep
tion this : fternonn and evening for Unv,
Nathan I.. Millar and his staff. also for
officers from Governor's Island.
Sir Charles and l.a.ly Fitspatriek of
Quebec and Mr. and Mrs. T Watson
Sims of Toronto are at the Vanderb'lt
Mrs William Van Brunt Find ley, who
arrived 011 board the Paris, is ,it the
I la/a.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland fHrt?ll
| gave a lunch- on yesterday at the RlU- 1
I Carlton, L
CROWDS AT PIERS TO SEE 4,200
SAIL FOR EUROPE ON 8 LINERS
liy New York lleialil Staff I'liotograpiier.
Mr. and Mrs. Emilio de Gogorza (Emma Eamcs) on board the Olympic
American Ambassadors to Germany and Belgium anc
Other Notables Among Voyagers.
Approximately 4,200 persons sailed
for Europe yesterday from New York
on eight steamships, and as a "sailing
day" this first of April oaine up to the
records of vhe early spring days before
the war. Certainly not since the war
began has West street presented such a
scene of activity, with long lines of au
tomobiles, taxicabs and baggage wagons
rtticl crowds on the piers and aboard the
liners to tell their friends good-by.
