The New York herald., 1921-05-28
F. A. Sterling and
Bride Among Those
to Sail To-day
Prof. Einstein of Relatively
Fame to BE Passenger
Aboard the Celtic.

Mr.. Frederick A. Sterling and his
bride. who was Mrs. Dorothy Williams
McCombs, VIII sail to-day from New
York en- route to Peru. They came from
Washington a few days ago and have
been stopping at the Ritz-Carlton. Thcy
VIII be absent several months. Mr. ana
Mrs. Ste:.ing were married in Washing
ton last Saturday. She is sister OF
Mrs. Joseph Letter. and he was at the
time their engagement first was re-
ported. nearly a year ago. Counsellor OF
the United States Embassy in Paris.
Mrs. John II Carpenter and her
daughter, Miss Rachel Carpenter, OF
Nashville, Tenn, who have been Stopping
at the Vanderbilt, sail to-day for frame.
Mr.. William Astor Chanler is also re-
turning to Paris after passing several
weeks at the Vanderbilt.
The Panhandle state, that will sail to-
day for England, will take away Mrs
Ferdinand de Morenschildt, who was
Miss Mona H. McAdoo; Miss Frances
Livingston Sullivan. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Francis Sullivan of Phia-
delphia, and her brother, Mr. r. Iivings-
ton Sullivan, and Mr. Albert l.. Hoffman
of this city They will pass some time
in London and will attend the interna-
tional polo matches at birmingham.
Prof Albert Einstein, who has been
expoundng his theory OF relativity for
several weeks in this country, will be
passenger on board the White Star liner
Celtic on Monday for Liverpool with her
largest list this season.
Although the Celtic did not reach her
dock until yesterday morning, the Off
cials of the white Star line determined
TO keep her on her usual summer sched-
ule. and with her sailing on Monday
will have accomplished the unusual.
that of turning a coal burning ship
around in less than three days.
Among the other passengers sailing
Monday will be Phya Prabha karo-
nongse, Siamese Minister to the United
states; Mr.. P. S. Hill, president of the
Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, and
his family Mr. Allen Hurd. member
of the American consulate staff at
Birmingham. England: Mr.. Frank II.
Nudge, director of the Syndicate Trad
ing Company of New York, and Mrs
Nudge: Mr.. Toscha Seidel. violinist; MI.
Boetus II. Sullivan. son of the late Roger
Sullivan of Chicago, who has just IN
herited the fortune of his father, Mr.
Martin Vogel, former Assistant United
States Treasurer at New York, and his
family: Mr. Frederick Lewisohn. Sir
Alec Black, British ship owner of Great
Grimsby DR. George Il. Vincent. presi-
dent of the Rockefeller Foundation, and
Mrs. Vincent and Miss Elizabeth Vim
cent.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Carlisle Macdonald
Of Paris, who had been in New York on
their honeymoon, sailed for Scotland
from Montreal on THURSDAY They viii
return to Paris after visiting friends in
Edinburgh and London and be at home
after July at IL Rue d'Astorg. Mrs.
Macdonald before her marriage was
Miss Dorothy Sloan Allen. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Allen Of New York.
The wedding took place in the Cathedral
OF Notre Dame in Paris April 2S. Mr.
Macdonald is the nephew OF DR.. John
c. Murphy, who lives at the Hotel
Majestic and is a member of the Paris
staff Of the Associated Press of Amer
lea.
The White Star liner Adriatic, which
has sailed from southampton and Cher
bourg, is bringing back Mrs. Marl-
borough Churchill, wife of Gen. Marl-
borough Churchill, U. S. A.. who was
chief Of the Military Intelligence Divi-
sion OF the General Staff during the
war. He has been abroad for more than
a year on official business visiting
American legations in Europe.