The New York herald., 1921-11-26
Miss Anne Morgan
Among Passengers
Going to France
G. u. CIarkson Of Council Of
Defence Also Sails OH
Board the Paris.

Miss Anne Morgan. head of tho Ameri-
can Committee for Devastated France
started back for France yesterday by
The French liner, Paris. Her stay thera
win be short, as she win start back for
america on January c. Her time in
France will be given UP TO a hasty
survey OF the extensive work being car
Iicd on there, particularly among chill
dren. by the American committee. I'M
portant projects In this country by the
organization Of which she is the head
win nocessitate her presence here early
in the new year.
Miss Morgan declined TO comment on
the published statements that her COM
rnittee was denied the use OF the public
schools for q drive. She said, however
that she had met the members of the
Board of Education ut private hear
ing.
Another passenger is Mr.. Grosvenor
Il. Clarkson, director Of the United
states Council of National Defence DUR
ing the war, who hes sailed for two
weeks visit on personal matters in
France. MIR. II. S. de Souhami, French
dealer In art objects, left with Nine. de
Souhami to find collections In his coun-
try to be offered the American collectors.
He said that he had n sixteenth CEN
tury Gothic collection in mind and
added that he expected France would
soon do away with the 20 per cont. ex-
port tax now imposed by that Govern
ment on art objects to be taken out OF
France.
Gen. Charles Jean Marie Payot. for
mer member OF the Interalled Supplies
Commission sailed with Nine. Payot.
Col. Luigi Lazzl and Capt. Arturo Kell-
uer. also members Of the Interallied sup
plies Commission, returned to go TO
Italy.
Others going by the French liner were
Comtesse de Chambrun, sister OF the
Comte de Chambrun, who is IN the
United States with tho French delega-
tion to the arms conference; Mr.. Maui
rice Bourgeois, who Is founding an
American war museum in Paris; Mr..
and Mrs. Anatol le Braz, Nine. de Jou-
vencl, who came here to further the
lSrienyenu Franchise. or French wei.
come to Americans Mrs. Henri Picard
and Miss Marcelle Picard, who viii
spend the winter at st. MoritZ, Swltzer-
lnnd Mr.. and Mrs. p w. Livermorc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Kellog. MIS-.
Bates Warren and Miss Dorothy War
rem, Prof Jean Sendrail, who has been
attending veterinary surgeons con
ference In Quebec as representative ~
The French Government Mr.. John "
NIcFadden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ncoll Harris
and Mr.. Elliott F. Shepard. secretarv
OF the Ang'o-American Foreign Corr
respondents Association in Paris.
Admiral Sir e. Chatfeld. second assis-
tant on the naval staff attached to the
british mission at Washington. and Lady
Chatfield will sail to-day by the White
Star liner Cedric for Liverpool. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman. who were
married recently at French Lick Sprirss
Ind, also will sail by the White Star
liner. They expect to live in England.
Others on board will be Prof. Chaun-
cey ". Tinker of the faculty of Yale
Univ ersity, Mr.. w. Mcneil Rodewald Of
Tuxedo Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
-NGams OF Boston. Mr.. NJ. A. Lockett
hatIman OF the Industrial Canal Com
init &c Of New Orleans. and Mr.. Frank
Col, man, engineer of the Dock Board.
who are going abroad to make a study
pl the Manchester ship canal.
The Nieuw Amsterdam also viii sail
so-day, her passengers including Mr..
t,ato Aall. Norwegian Consul at Toxic !;
and Mrs. Edward S. Chaplin, Miss
i.oulge Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Esressler. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hampton
Howell Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Pitman
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Warburton.
Among the passengers sailing to-day
by the Royal Mail liner Oropesa for
Cherbourg Southampton and HAMBURG
will be Lieut.-Col. III. A. Clifton. U. s..
A.. Mrs. M. G. Littleton and Miss ]. w.
Littleton of Philadelphia. Mrs. z. J..
Davidson. Atlanta. and Mrs. c. A. Bruins.