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·'.EASTER CRUISE To Havana and Na.ssau . - 'SAILING FRIDAY, APR~ 3rd, 1931 " . "'- ~ . .,

; E X C L U S I V E MAN .A Ii E ~:E N ,t

RALPH D~LLEVIE, President 'I 561 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW V-ORK Passenger List

and General Information

SAILING FROM NEW YORK FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1931

to HAVANA and NASSAU

Arriving Back in New York Sunday, April 12th, 1931 ,

SHIPBOA RD

Barbe r Shop and Beaut y Pa rlo r-There is a wel l eq uipped borber shop and beauty parlor on "8" and "C" decks open for service to all members o-f the cruise. Baths-Cruise members should arrange with bedroom Steward or Stewardess for the t ime at whic h they desire their bath. C ust oms Re g ulations- Each ad ult passenger may bring back into the United States, free of d uty, $ 100 worth of articles p urchased in Havana for their persona l use. In add ition each adu lt passenger may bring in 50 c'gars or 300 cigarettes or 3 ' pounds of t obacco: Passengers desirous of purchasing articles in excess of $ 100 may do so by paying d uty for t he amount purchased in excess of $ 100 upon arrival in New Yo rk . Deck Chairs and Steame r Rugs-May be secure d upon applic ation to the De ck Steward a nd are availa b le to cruise members for $2. 50 for the chair and $ 1.50 for the rug, for the entire c ruise . Doctor and Nurse-Will be aboard shi p. Th e Doctor is authorized to make customary ch a rges for his se rvice t o passe ngers subie ct t o the . approval of t he Commander. Fancy Dress Ball-W ill be held Thu rsd ay, April 9th, at 9.3 0 P. M. In ord er t o make this event a successful a nd e nioyable one, we urgent ly req uest every passenger to secure' so me 'kind of costume. Spe cia l mu sic will be played by the Rudy Vallee Orchest ra. Passengers d esiring t o rent a costume may do so. See note on next page. It's bound t o be lots of fun. Ma ny beautiful lovi ng cups wi ll be awarded. Don't miss the g ra nd , march. Hot W ater-Stewards will gladly supply, hot water to passengers upon request. Important Eve nts- Schedule of specia l events will .be posted d aily on the bullet in board or a nn ounced by cru ise staff. J>assengers should consult the bulletin board daily and are in vite d t o pac.ticipate in "II of the events scheduled . Libra ry-Books wi ll be loane d t o me mbers of this cruise on applica­ tion t o the libraria n. Pe rsonal Funds a nd Valuables-May be left in care of the Pu rser's offi ce. The company is not responsib le for thefts and makes no charge for va lu ables le ft at the pu rser' s offi ce.

Radio Communication-The S. S. "C al edonia" is In const a nt radio communication with New Yor k fhroughout t he voyage. Mess ages may be sent at regular t ariff rates.

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I ~ Re lig io us Servi c e s~P assengers are requested to consult bulletin board ­ for the hour at which religious services will be held aboard ship. Seats in Dining, Sa loon-May be secured by making application t o the Second Steward, Meals are served in the Forward and Main Dini ng Saloons at the foll ow ing hours:

Breakfast Luncheon Dinner 1st Sitting 8:00- 9:00 12:00-1 :00 6:00-7:30 2nd Sitting 9:00-10:00 1: 00-2:00 7:30-8:45 Meals in port will be maintained at the re gular hours unle ss otherwise bulletined. Swimm ing Pools- The S. S. "Caledonia" is equipped with an open air swi mmin g pool for the use of crui se members.

MASQUERADE COSTUMES May be re nte d from the Brooks Costume Compa ny who have placed a wide selection of costumes a board the "Caledonia" for t he greater convenie nce of cruise passeng,e rs. Renta ls as low as $2.00 per costume.

We are officia l re p-rese ntatives of railroads, steamship lines and hotels throughout the World.

Consult us wheneve r you plan to travel. We ca n assist you.

The National Tours Tours and Tickets Everywhere 56 1 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK (S outheast corn er 46th Streel) Telephone Murray Hill 2·9 100 The National Tours Cruise Staff .oN .BOARD CUNARD - ANCHOR LINER S. S. CALEDONIA

CRUISE DIRECTOR

J. Norwood. Smith

ENTERTAINMENT MANAGER Wm. Hennessey . r ASSISTANT CRUISE DIRECTORS I. J. Li nnehan J. E. Ward Robt. Reinhardt Watterson Lowe Joseph Romano Arthur Hack A. W. Gill J. M. M anning

IN CHARGE OF BRIDGE, CAMELOT, BACKGAMMON AND PING PONG UNDER THE DIRECTION O F THE CONTRACT BR IDG E C LUB OF NEW YORK, In c. Da vid H . Van Damm, Presi dent Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hayma n R. J. Doherty Joseph Fox

IN CHARGE OF MASQUERADE COSTUM ES Mr. A. M. Blumberg Mrs. A. M . Blu mberg

IN CHARGE O F DRAMATICS Harold H ennessey

MUSICAL DIRECTOR J oh n G ell er

ORIGINAL RUDY VALLEE VAGABONDS

Edward Bergman Angie Rattiner J ack Ru ssin Fred Norm an B. Russin Bill Lewin A . Rattin er M. G ape lle

.. T. S. S. "CALEDONIA"

CAPTAIN ALEXANDER COLLIE

OFFICERS Chief Officer ...... William Young Chief Enginc~I · ...... ,...... Ch arles Grant Surgeon ...... A. V. RU8lIe-lI Purser ...... R. S. Willoughby, O.B.E., R.D., R.N .R• Chief Steward ...... William Lindsay

SAILING FROM

NEW YORK

TO

HAYANA AND NASSAU

Friday, April 3rd, 1931 'p ASS ENG E R LIS T

Abel, Miss Mar-ion Berry, Miss Dorothie E. AbramsvIl, Miss Esther Bett-erman, Mrs. A. H . Acampora, Mr. P. V. Biglin, Miss Catherine Acampora, Mrs. Biglin, Miss Margaret Ackerman, Mr. J. Biren, Miss Lillian A'Hearn. Miss Catherine Birkland, Miss E.. , A lex, Mr. A. Bissell, Miss Jewell Allen, Mr. H. C. Bissell, Miss Lillian Allen, Mrs. Blackburn, Miss F. Allen, Mr. Rufus Blann, Miss R. E. I Allen. Mrs. Blatt, Mr. Max ~- Arnot, Miss E. Blatt, Mrs. Amsterdam, Miss R. Blau, Mr. E. Anderson, Mr. Arthur Block, Miss Beatrice Ayer, Mrs. Bernard ~. Block, Miss Blanche Blum, Miss Mirian Blumberg, Mr. A. M: Blumberg, Mrs. Babcock, Dr. W. F. Bodkin, Mrs. Irving Bachman, Mr. T A. Bodkin, Master Robert Baker, Mrs. Charlotte Boli, Mr. George Baker, Master Robert Boli, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Ruth S. Botto, Miss Dorothy Banta, Mrs. B. F. Boyer, Mrs. Murray C. Barber, Miss Margaret Bradford, Mr. J. c. Barlow. Mr. R. B. Brennan, Mr. James Bat chelder, Miss Helen F. Brennan. Mrs. Bausch, Miss Grace E. Brennan. Miss Lillian Bayley, Mr. George T. Brenninger, Miss Lucy Bayley, Mrs. Harold R. Breslin, Mrs. Elizabeth Bayley, Mr. Harold, Jr. Rrodney, Mrs. Spencer Bearey, Mr. John Brown, Mrs. H . Becker, Mrs. H. B. Runce. Mr. Harvey Recker, Mr. H. B. BUlTce, Mrs. Benedict, Mrs. Katherine Burbank, Mr. Richard Benneck, Mr. C. J. Burbank, Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Royce E. Burns, Miss Agnes Berger, Mr. Irving Burns, Miss Mary E. Bergman, Mr. Edward Burns, Mr. Harold, J. Berkan, Miss M. E . Burroughs, Miss Mabel

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Burt, Mrs. Townsend Coleman. Miss Ethel Bussman, Mr. J. H. Coleman; Miss Rosemary Bussman, Mrs. Coleman, Mr. J. J. Bussman, Miss Hazel Coleman, Mrs. Bussman, Miss Eva ' Collins, Mr. Edward J . Butler, Mr. Thomas E. Condreu, Miss Alice Butler, Mrs. Conkein, Miss A. M. Byrne, Mr. Ignatius P. A. Cooke, Miss B. Cooke, Miss Mary Dickson Cooke, Mr. R. D. Cahill, Rev. Joseph A. Cooke, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. M. Costigan, Mrs. 'James J. Callahan, Miss Beatrice Costigan, Mr. James J. Callahan, Miss Marie M. Covert, Mr. Arthur S. Callahan, Mrs. J. J. Covert, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. J. Coyle, Mr. F . X. '. Campbell, Miss A. Coyle, Mrs. Campbell, Miss A. Coyckendall, Mr. S. A. Canavan, Mrs. John F. Coyckendall, Mrs. Canavan, Miss Katherine Craiger, Mrs. B. Carr, Mr. A. L. Crave, Mr. Francis Carr, Mrs. Cray, Mrs. E. M. Carr, Miss Doris Cray, Miss Kathryn Charce, Mr. J. Crigler, Mrs. H. T. Cash, Mr. Edwin Crowley, Mr. F. C. Cash, Mrs. . Crowl~y, ¥rs. Cashin, Mr. D. B. Crowley, Miss Mary Cashin, Mrs. Crowley, Miss Jeanne Cauley, Miss Katherine Cunningham, Mr. W. A. Canley, Miss Anne E. Cunningham, Mrs'­ Chauncey, Mr. Richard Cunningham, Miss Grace Christie, Miss M. E . Curtiss, Mrs. E. Christoph, Mr. J. Cutner, Mrs. H. B. Christoph, Mrs. Cutner, Miss Louise Clark, Miss May Cutner, Miss Ruth Clarke, Mr. Stephen T . Clements, Mrs. Jean C­ Close, Mr. John H. Clynes, Miss Helen A. ~ DahlIof, Miss Vera Cohen, Mr. H . D. Dalton, Miss B. Cohn, Mr. Moe M. Daniels, Miss Lillian Cohn, Mr. Samuel Darrow, Mr. C. F. Colan, Mr. H. Davis, Mrs. Alice Colan. Mrs. Davis, Miss Mae Coleman, Mr. Eugene J . Davis, Mrs. D. Davis, Miss Mildred Falk, Miss Nan Decker Miss· A. Faulkner, Mr. G. I-I. Delaney, Miss- K athleen F(::inberg, -Miss Jessie Dellevie, Mrs. Antoinette F(::nelon, Miss B. De NiH, Miss A. G. Fenlon, Mr. E. A. Dillman, Miss Lucy Fenlon, -Mrs. Dillon, Mi-ss A. E. Fenlon, Master E, Dodd, Miss Muriel Ferguson, Dr. J. J. Doerschuk, Mr. H. R. Finstone, Miss Ida W . Doerschuk, Master Richard W . Fischer, Mr. Carl G. Doherty, Mr. R. J. -Fischer, Mr. Ernest H. Dolan, Miss Margaretta Fitch, Miss Elsie Doland, Mr. H. B. ~ tch, Miss Beta Doland, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Miss J . C Doland, Master George Flaumenhaft, Mr. Ai' Dondu, Mrs. O. F. ..t Flaumenhaft, Mrs.' Donegan, Mr. Frank Fleming, Mr. Russell Donegan, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Doran, Miss Irene Flohr, Miss Margaret Dreskin, Mr. Jacob L Fox, Mr. Joseph I Drew, Miss Mary Frazier, Mr. T. McCall Dreyer, Miss Sylvia Frey, Me. Robert U. Duffy, , Miss Mildred Frohman, Miss Mae Dugan, Mr. R. C Fuller, Mr. Floyd Dunetz, Miss A. G. Fuller, Mrs. Dunkleberger, ,Mrs. E . G. Fuller, Miss Marion Durkan, Mr. l A. Fuller, M::tster Robert Dutch, Mr. Andrew Dutch, Mrs. Dutch, Mr. Andrew, Jr. Gaenslen, Dr. Fred Dwelle, Mr. Vernon Gaens!.en, Mrs. Dwelle, Mrs. Ganzeberg, Mr. O. Dw? rskin, Miss Cecil e l Ganzeberg, Mrs. Ganzeberg , Miss J oan Gapelle, Mr. M. Eckstein, Mrs. H. Garabedian, Mrs. G. Eckstein, Mr. Irwin Gass, Miss Helen v Egan, Miss Ida \ Gassett, Mr. l P. Ellison, Miss L Marion ~ Gates , Miss Cynthia Ellrich, Miss Alma Gavigan, Mr. James J. Evert, Mrs. M. Geenty, Miss Mari e Ewing, Miss Ethel Geenty, Miss Daisy Gehauf, Mr. B. Geller, Mr. John F airbanks, Miss Vera Gieringer, Father Paul A .

•I Gilhool, Mr. J. A. Harrington, Miss Margilret Gilhool, Mrs. Harrington, Miss Marion. Gill, l\(Ir. A. W. Harris, Mr. Jack . Gledhill, Mr: H. W. Harris, Mrs. . GLedhill, Mrs. Hartnett, Mr. Jno G, •. Golden, Mr. A. . Hatch" Mr. . Frank Goodman, .Mr. A. Hatch, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs.' Hatch, Mr. John . Graham, Miss Ethel Hayden, Mr. D. C. Grandall, Miss Margaret . Hayden, Mrs. Gray, Mr. Bernard . Hayman, Mr. E. D. Gray, Mrs. Hayman, . Mrs. Green, Miss J eanett .. Hennessey, Mr. Harold Green, Dr. Samuel W. S-f. Hennessey, Mr, W: N. > Green, Mrs. Henry, Miss E. M. . Green,'.Master. ·Mervy.n V. c. Herbst, Miss Edna K. Greene, Mr. AI:nold Herman, Miss Rose Gr.eene, Mrs. Herrick, Miss Isabel Greene, Mrs. B: i Herschberger, Miss Albertina Gr.eene; Mr. S. . Hill, Dr. S. Mortimer Gregg, Miss Helen' '. ~ Hilton, Miss Helen E. Grove, Mr. L. W. Himes, Mr. W .. D. . Guerber, Mr. R. S. Hinchy, Mrs. M. .:; Guernert, Miss Marjorie Hoadley, Mr. Frederick F. Guzzo, Mrs. R. Hodgkinson, Miss . Eleanor Hogg, Mr. Andrew ... ~ . Hogg, Mrs. Hack, Mr. Arthur Holding, Miss Edna F. Hackett, Miss Elizabeth Horn, Miss Miriam . Haggerty, Mrs. Theresa Horwitz, Mr. Max Halstead, Miss Genevieve Horwitz, Mrs. Hamelman, Miss Gertrude Housman, Miss Mabel , Hamburg, Miss Jean Houston, Mr. E. S. . Hamill, Miss Meave Howard, Mrs. Victor D. Hanafee, Mr. Frank J. Howell, Mr. Irwin Hanafee, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. . Hansen, Miss Clara ' Hughes, Miss Marietta Hanston, Mr. Lloyd Hunsburger, Miss Lottie I. Hanston, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. C. \ Hannahue, Miss H.elen Hymowitz, Mi.ss Rose -! Harding, Miss Jean Hyneman, Miss K. Harms, Mr. Harry J. Harms, Mrs. Harnett, Mr. W. E. 1mbach, Mr. J. A. Harrington, Miss A. lvey, Miss Rachel

/ Jacobs, Mr. Joseph Landby, Mr. Edward Jardine, Mr. Charles A. Lane, Mrs. F . B. Jardine, Mrs. Langsner, Miss Anne Jay, Mr: G. Jr. Languth, Miss ElIzaberh Jenkins, Mrs. Lapsey, Mr. Claude -;. Jenkins, Master Billy Lapsey, Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. R. H. Larkin, Mrs. A. Jennings, Miss 'A. Larkin, Miss A. Jennings, Mr. J oho Lasher, Miss Ethel Johnson, Mr. Herbert Lass, Mr. Ernest W. Johnson, Mrs. James Lass, Mr. E. Johnson, Master James, J r. La~s, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. W. -Taylor Lawrence, Miss Dorothy J ones; Miss Eleanor Leahy, Miss Emma Lou J ones, Miss Margaret A. Leahy, Miss Lou - Jones, Mr. J. E. Leeper, Mrs. E. Jutten, Mr. B. C. Lefkpwitz, Mrs. H. Jutten, Mrs. Lefkowitz, Miss Vivian Leiner, Miss Elizabeth Lenine, Miss Bertha Lewin, Mr. Bill Kaiser, Mr. M. Emanuel Light, Miss M. Kaiser, Mrs. Linnehan, Mr. J. J. Karb, Mr. C. W. Linnington, Miss E. Karb, Mrs. Lopez, Mr. E. R. Karb, Miss Dorothy Lotz, Mr. Edwin Kass, Miss Mildred Lotz, Mrs. Loughney, Mrs. A. - Kearney r Miss Marie Keese, Miss M. L. Love, Dr. Alfred W. Keilson, Miss Doris Love, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Emma L. Lowe, Mr. Watterson Kilgus, Mrs. L. D. Luhrs, Mrs. Henry Kinley, Miss Dorothy . Luhrs, Miss G. ,I Kinmouth, Mr. Lyle Lurie, Miss Elizabeth Knaresboro, Miss Dorothy Lurie, Master William Knolles, Mrs. Margaret A. Lynn, Miss Ruth Koenig, Miss May T. Lynne, Miss Lois Koenig, Miss Jane V. Lynch, Mr. Frank Kolber, Mr. Joseph Lyons, Miss Nan Kolodney, Miss Daisy Kornberg, Mr. W. Kornberg, Mrs. McCaffrey, Miss Agnes K. Kreidel, Rev. George A. McCaffery, Miss Kroh, Miss G. McClain, Miss Mary Kulick,Dr. A. A. McDonald, Mrs. Jeannette

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• McDonnell, Mr. John MulLer, Miss Erma B: McGarity, Mr. C. E. Muller, Mr. G. A. McGuire, Mr. B. ' F. Muller, Mrs. McGuire, Mrs. Mullinger, Mrs. D. McIntyre, Capt. Charles J. MullihS, Miss E. G. McIntyre, Mrs. Munson, Miss K. F. McLoughlin, Miss A. Murphy, Miss Julia McManus, Miss Margaret Murphy; Miss Kathryn McNulty, Miss Edyth Murphy, Miss Rosemary McPhee, Mr. A. H. 'McPhee, Mrs.

Neyman, Miss A. Nichols, Miss Mabel G. Mack, Mr. Edward Niewenhous, Mr. S. Madden,' Miss Margaret : Noriega, Mr. Wm . . Magnor, Miss Rhoda Norman, Mr. Fred Maher, Mrs. John D. Maher, Miss Jessie E.' , Mannin!;, . Mr. J. M. Manning, Miss Doris Manning, Miss Mary Manning, Miss Mary O'Connor, Mr. C. Marks, Mr. Joseph F : O'N eil, Mr. A. Marks, Mrs. O'Neil, Mrs. Marks, Miss R. UNeil, Miss Elizabeth J. Marchall, Miss M. Belle O'Neil, Miss Mary F . MarchaIl, Miss A. Virginia O'Neill, Mr. O. Maxwell, Mr. J. O. Oppenheim, Miss Lillian E . Mechling, Mrs. Benjamin O'Rourke, Miss Maymary Mehrboch, Mr. W. O'Rourke, Mr. Gordon B. Mennigke, Mr. Fred ' O 'Rourke, Mrs. Meredith, Miss Alice _ O'Rourke, Mr. J. Rankin Meyers, Miss Revilla O'Rourke, Mrs. Michel, Mr. Arthur Osborne, Mr. A. F. Middleton, Mr. J. J. Osgood, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Miss Clara /,,~'Shea, Mrs. J. P. Miotto, Mrs. L. ( Otis, Mr. Charles Morrissey, Miss Eileen Otis, Mr. Barron Moore, Miss Anne '1 Otis, Miss A. Morse, Miss Katherine Otis, Miss . Moskowitz, Mr. Harry Otis, Mrs. Charles Moskowitz, Miss Rose tis, Miss Annabel Padiau, Miss Mary Richardson, Miss M. Page, Miss Greta Riggo, Mr. Joseph Parks, Mr. Gilbert L. Rippner, Miss Helen IParks, Mrs. \ Rittenberg, Mrs. Samuel Patton, Mrs. M. J. Robinson, Mr. Albert Petrosky, Miss Aline Robinson, Miss M. C. Peltyn, Mr. Seymour Robitille, Mrs. E. C. Peityn, Mrs. - Roche, Miss G. ~. Perkins, Miss Gladys Romano, Mr. Joseph Phillips, Miss Katherine Rooney, Miss E. W. Pomerantz, Mr. I. Rooney, Mrs. M. J. Ponder, Mr. Wm. M' Rooney, Miss Mab.el Prescott, Mr. B. ,.~y"',c1 Rose, Miss Elizabeth ~ Rosenberg, Mr. N. ..,\;.'-' Rosenberg, Miss Eva Rosenberg, Miss E . H. Rosenfeld, Dr. J. D. Rosenthal, Mrs. L. Quinn, Mr. M. Rothlein, Mr. Irving .. Quinn, Mr. V. E. r Rothlein, Mrs. Quittle, Miss A. Royster, Miss Ethel Royster, Mr. W. S. Royster, Mrs. uckert, Mr. George Ruckert, Mrs. . Rakers, Mr. Edwin, V. Ruckert, Master George Rapalee, Mr. C. E. Russell, Mr. David M. Rapalee, Mrs. Russin, Mr. B. Ramsbottom, Mr. G. R. Russin, Mr. Jack Ramsbottom, Mrs. Rattinger, Mr. A. Rattinger, Mr. Angie Rauch,' Mrs. Flora Rautenberg, Miss E. B. Saito, M r. Kazoo Ray, Mr. L. A. Sameth, Mr. Marten Ray, Mrs. Sameth, Mrs. L. L. Regan, Miss Katharine Sameth, Mr. Sigmund Reichert, Mr. Albert Sanservero, Mr. Frederic Reichert, Mrs. Sanservero, Mrs. Reichert, Miss Holley Sapadin, Miss Anne Reichert, Miss Laurel Sapadin, Mi ss Nettie Reigar, Miss M. A. Saulfrank, Miss E. Reilly, Mr. Robert Scagel, Miss Marion O. Reinhardt, Mr. Robfrt Scheter, Miss E. Reuther, Miss Edith Schick, Mrs. E. Schloss, Miss Ethel Stabins, Mrs. Schooner, Miss F rances Stahlman, Mr. E. E. Schorr, Mr. H . Stahlman, Mr. H . L. Schorr, Mrs. Starke, Miss Annette Schorr, Master Arthur . Starke, Miss Dorothv Schorr, Miss Marilyn Starke, Mr. F. E . . . Schorr, Mrs. Hilda Starke, Mrs. Schorr, Mrs. Helen Stein, Miss Ruth Schorr, Master Donald Stevens, Mrs. M. Schulman, Mr. Milton Stevens, Miss M. Schumann, Miss G. Stiles, Miss R. Schwagerl, Mrs. L. K. Stoddard, Mr. J ohnson Segal, Mrs. Samuel Stratton, Mr. W. Platt Segal, Miss Elaine . Stratton, Mrs. Seiler, .M.r. A. G. Stratton, Mr. George F . Seiler, Mrs. Street, Mrs. E. Seiter, Miss Marie A. Sullivan, Mr. Paul J. Sellman, Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Mrs. Sharpe, Mr. R. W . . Sullivan, Miss Helen . Shearer, Miss Louise Sullivan, Miss May Shencel, Miss H. Swartzberg , Mrs. S. Sherman, Mr. Charles A. Sherman, Mrs. Sherman, Miss Ranola Shilling, Mrs. A. Shutterly, Miss Virginia Silton, Mr. Georg.e B. T averna, Miss E . Simons, Dr. Irving T aylor, Miss Dorothy Siinons, Mrs. T erwilliger, Mrs. B. M. Sinclair, Mrs. G. C. Thomas, Mrs. Lucy Sinclair, Master David Thomas, Mrs. K . W . Skirball, Mr. I. Thomas, Miss M. D. Slevin, Miss Mary E. Thompson, Mr. Horace R. Smith, Mr. A. Wesley Thompson, Mrs. Charles E. Smith, Mrs. E. W. Thompson, Miss Julia A. Smith, Mr. Hugh Thompson, Mr. Norman S. Smith, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Smith, Miss Helen M. Thorsen, Miss M. Snyder, Mr. B. Louis T ibbetts, Mr. V. H. Snyder, Mr. R. T ibbetts, Mrs. Sperry, Miss Olive Tibbetts, Master A. Spicer, Mr. O. W. Tomlinson, Miss Clara Spicer, Mrs. T oomey, Mr. William J. Spiegel, Miss Emma T oomey, Mrs. Stabins, Dr. Loins Townsend, Mr. George - -

Townsend, Miss Florine Weary, Miss Irene , Travers, Miss Melina Webber, Mr. H. E. Trelease, Mr. Charles C. Webber, Mrs. Tripp, Miss Mary Weeks, Miss N . H . Tyroler, Miss Ir,ene Weinberg, Miss E . - Weiner, Miss Fay Weiner, Miss Leslie Weintraub, Miss Mollie .1 Weldon, Miss Catherine Welton, Mr. Gaston Valentine, Mr. Donald Wheeler, Mr. H. C. Valk, Mr. W. ~Theeler, Mrs. Valk, Mrs. \Vheeler, Mrs. M. L. Vandenburg, Miss M. Whitecrptt, Mrs. Delinia Van Pelt, Mrs. A. F. Williams, Mr. W. Van Petersildge, Mrs. C. H. Wilson, Mr. H . H. Vanpopering, Miss M. W;\son, Mrs. Van Splinter, Miss L. Wilson, Master George Volman, Mr. A. J. Winters, Miss Anna Witherhead, Miss Margaret Woodhull, Miss Edith Wonc:lrow, Ml. William

Waare, Mr. A. Wall, Mrs. A. Ward, Mr. J. E. Warta, Mr. Joseph Warta, Mrs. Waterbury, Mr. W. H. YounlS', Mrs. A. Waterbury, Miss Emmabelle Watkins, Mr. D. G. Watkins, Mr. W. D. Waugh; Mr. Adam Waugh, Mrs. Waugh, Miss Edith Waugh, Miss Lillian Zacharevitz, Mr. Irving Waugh, Mr. Steven Zelenko, Miss .K I i

~ I 1 OPTIONAL SHORE EXCURSIONS $13.50 Additional

On sale at the Cruise office "C" Deck aft.

Seat numbers for automobiles will be assigned on the basis of 6 persons to a car.

Please be su re to request tickets for the above earl y ,n order that sufficient cars may be ordered by wi reless.

Th e re will be no refund for shore excursions not used .

C ity Trip-~. ~ day- Leaves Monday morning $13.50 Night Li fe Tri p-Evening-Leaves Monday evening FOR THE SET Country Trip-V, Day-Leaves Tu esday morning

Havana-City Trip

Departs from the "Caledonia's" dock. We miss nothing, taking in all the high spots of the largest and most beautiful city in the West Indies.

Among the many things we see are:

Old Havana Maceo Park & Monument Merced Church (1792) Malecon Driveway Chamber of Commerce Students' Memorial La Fuerza Fort (1544) Capitol Columbus Shrine (1828) Orphan Asylum (1794) Congress Building Rom~o & Julieta Cigar Factory Old Presidential Palace Ma;ne Monume nt Se nate Building Ve dado Aristocratic Suburb Columbus Cathedral Columbus Cemetery Ne w Presidential Pa lace Havana Unive r5ity Prado Prome nade Hava na Cit y Hospital Sloppy Joe's Ba r Shopping District La Punta Fort (1589) C ~ ntral Park

Evening Tour of "Havana's Night Life!"

Here is a night in H avana which will not be quickly forgotten. It is like a slice of Paris with a dash of Madrid and the gorgeous sublety of the tropics.

We t hen motor a round the city to the Asturianas Club, thence to the Fronton Habana-Madrid to witness a game of Jai-Alai (pronounced High lie). Seats have been reserved for us in 'preferred locations to witness the world 's fastest sport, ihe Spanish National ba ll game. Passengers may place bets with the management on the outcome of the matches. A good C uban brass ba nd plays during the intermission. We next visit Chinatown, where 25,000 celestials reside.

Passengers a re cond ucted afte rwards to the Un iversity Heights, where Hava na's Uni versity stands, and from here a magnificent view of Havana, in its ful l splendor of lights is beheld.

Driving throug h Fifth Avenue at Miramar (Seaview) suburb, we go t o Marianao Bathing Be ach (the tourists' rendezvous ), where dancing and games contribute to the occasion.

We wind up ou r evening at the Montm ~r tre cabaret (no cover charge to pay) , a replica of t he famous Parilia'n cabare t Moulin Rouge, where Cuban orchestras offer I."test vefSioffs of the "Rumba." Good perform­ ances by Spanish dancers.

Cars will be waiting to take passengers back to the "Caledonia."

Country Trip

We leave the " Caledonia's" dock a nd t ra ve rse the City of Havana p roceed in ") to the Polar Brewery Gardens. H ere, in these beautiful tropical gardens, wi th a cool breeze always blowing, nothing has been spa red for the comfort and delight of visitors. A glass of polar beer may be relished wi th the compliments of the brewery.

We next proceed to Cany Columbia, headqua rters of the Cuban army, passing afte rwards tHrough Marianao, La Li sa, Arrayo Arenas, EI Cano, 8chico Farm, and fi nally to t he Algibe Farm, where we stop for a time. This is the most typical Cuban farm in t he vicinity of Havana. We see how Cuban tobacco, coffee, bananas, pineapples and sugar cane is grown.

We see Royal Palm cl imbing exhibitions, manufacturing of the Cuba n cookin g pot, etc. Th e re will also be a thrilling cock fight.

Returni ng, we pass by the Coronel a P'ark, Country Club, golf club, Ca ~ ino, Yacht Club, Bathing Beach, down the Fifth Avenue Driveway, through beautiful Vedado suburb and through Havana itse lf, a rriving back at the "Caledonia" in time for luncheon. , . Grand Summer Cruise to • The West Indies

16 Days of Cool, Unhurried Pleasure Cruising through Isles of Enchantment.

SAILS SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd

RETURNS TO NEW YORK (Labor Day) MONDAY, SEPT. 7th

Restful - Enjoyable - Educational

5 Ports of Call '!' . Jamaica - Havana - Nassau - Republic of Hayti

and Panama Canal, , IN THE SUPERB CRUISING CUNARDER S.S. LANCASTRIA

Minimum Rate $165

Outdoor Swimming Pool - "National Tours Beach" - "Rudy Vallee Orchestra and all National Tour Entertainment Features"

No Dull Moments - A Good Time Assuredl I

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S. S. California next Ship to make the Gulf Stream Cruise (April 20th, 1931) GULF STREAM CRUISES

A New Winter and Spring Cruise By the originators of "CRUISES TO NOWHERE"

NEXT GULF STREAM CRUISES Monday, April 20th Cunard-Anchor S. S. CALIFORNIA BACK IN NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 26th

Monday, May 25th Cunard-Anchor S. S. CALIFORNIA BACK IN NEW YORK SUNDAY, MAY 31st

Each Cruise six and one-quarter days, with 2 (daylight) days in Bermuda. Organized Entertainment-Rudy Vallee Orchestra.

EXCLUSIVE MANAGEMENT THE NATIONAL TOURS - -

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2200 people e." ioyed them last Summer. Si~ and one-quarter day Summer Ocean Vacat ion Trips in P'alatial 23,500 ton Cunard-Anchor line Steamers. Surp rising ly Low Rates.

Sa il ing every Mon day, beginning J uly 27 throug h Aug ust. Calling at Bermuda, Nassau and Nova Scotia. ' • I More advance information and reservations can be secured from Cruise Di rector's Office aboard, this ship. • 5.5. TRANSY LVANIA 6% DAYS' DURATI ON. From New York, Ju ly 27, 193 1. 5.5. CAM ERO NI A 6% DAYS' DURATION. From New York, August 3, 1931 '. 5.5. CALE DO NIA 6% DAYS ' DURATI ON. From New York, August 10, 193 1. 5.5. C ALIFOR NI A 6% DAYS' DURATI ON. From New York, August 17, 193 1. 5.5. TR ANSY LVANIA ( 6% DAYS' DURATI ON . From New York, August 24, 1931. 5.5. CAM ERONIA 7% DAYS' DU RATI ON. From New York, August 3 1, 1931 .

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