J. Bruce Ismay

"Why, there goes Mr Ismay. He's abandoning ship. Not just the women and children... the president of the line gets a seat, too."

J. Bruce Ismay was the President and managing director of the White Star Line.

He sat with Daisy Cashmore for lunch on 14 April 1912, the day of the sinking.^[1]

Notes and references

↑ Daisy Cashmore: "There you are! As head of the White Star Line, I say Bruce Ismay should get a medal! I was at his table this afternoon. The food! Exquisite, really."

Passengers
First Class	Thomas Andrews \| John Jacob Astor \| Madeleine Astor \| Sasha Barbicon \| Consuelo Borebank \| Molly Brown \| Eric Burns \| Stephanie Burns \| Archibald Butt \| Helen Candee \| Frank Carlson \| Daisy Cashmore \| George Quincy Clifford \| Andrew Conkling \| Beatrix Conkling \| Henry Gorse-Jones \| Ribeena Gorse-Jones \| Benjamin Guggenheim \| Henry B. Harris \| J. Bruce Ismay \| Georgia Lambeth \| Charles Lambeth \| Claris Limehouse \| Mrs. Limehouse \| Buick Riviera \| Max Seidelmann \| Isidor Straus \| Leyland Trask \| Willi von Haderlitz \| Colonel Zeitel
Second Class	Penny Pringle \| Edgar Troutt \| Esther Hart
Third Class	Edward Hacker \| Jack Hacker \| Shailagh Hacker
Crew	E.J. Smith \| Lift Attendant \| Third Officer Morrow \| Seaman 1 \| Seaman 2 \| Seaman 3 \| John Smethells \| Stoker \| The Purser
Stowaways	Vlad Demonic