New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-09
Child Sailing
To-day to Fill
Post i'm Italy
Ambassador VIII Be Taken
From Jersey City by Pri-
vate Yacht to Liner ON
Which He Is to Cross Sea
Ricci Acts as Escort
Other Large Passenger List
Books for France via Liv-
erpool; Ships Well Filled

Richard Washburn Child, recently
appointed by President Harding as Am
bassador to Italy, will sail to-day for
Wilson. He is expected to arrive from
his country home in Pennsylvania in
the forenoon and will be transported
from Jersey City to the Wilson at her
pier in South Brooklyn by the yacht
Natalie Mae, which has been put at his
disposal through the courtesy of the
Todd Shipyards Corporation.
The ambassador will be escorted
aboard the vessel by Rolandi Ricci, the
Italian Ambassador to Washington, and
Francisco Quattrone, the Italian High
Commissioner accredited to this city.
The Presidente Wilson has large
list of saloon travellers. mostly tourists
bound for Switzerland, The Tyrol and
Northern Italy.
Cedric Carries Big List
Another large list of passengers
bound for England and France via
Liverpool will sail to-day on the White
Star liner Cedric.
Among the saloon passengers are Mr..
ard Mrs. H. F. Alternately, Sam Beres-
ford, DR.. and Mrs. Louis F. Bishop and
their son, Louis F. Bishop jr.; Miss
L. Briggs and Miss Nathalie D. Briggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Davenport Brown,
Colonel H. A. Browne, Mrs. Walter B.
Chambers, Master William H. Cham
beers, Mrs. Alan Chambers, Colonel E.
H. and Mrs. Cole, William L. Clarke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl P. bennett with
their daughters, Miss Anna and Miss
Priscilla bennett, and governess; Will
liam H. Derbyshire jr., Mrs. E. Z.
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Duell,
Mrs. G. H. Games. Miss P. Eames,
Major General and Mrs. W R. Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.
Everett. Miss Helen Everett, C. B.
Fernald, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S.
Gardner, Edward R. Gardner, Masters
II. S. Gardner jr. and Charles II. Gard
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Hope 3. Gibbons, K.
Hamada.
Also H. Higuchi, E. Hikita, George
Thorne Hill jr., Master Lawrence Hill,
Miss Alexander Hill and governess;
Major General Kozutsgu Inouye, Mrs
Samuel insult and maid, Samuel insult
j., N Hawai-, E. A. Leasing, N. j. Muir
ray, Miss S. I. Murray. 7. Nakamura
R. Nakauishi, the Rev. Stephen O'Kel-
ly, Mrs. W. C. Osborn, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph W. Powell, Joseph Rathbone
and valet, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Morales de
los Rios, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P
Royce and the Misses Evelyn and Har'
| don and their three daughters, 7. Su
geyama, Mr.. and Mrs. Teru Taxi, w. L
Talcott, Major B. Underwood, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Van Platen, Professor Arthur L
Walker, Arthur L. Walker jr., Colone
w. E. Wood.
Among those booked on the Nieuy
Amsterdam, which will sail to-day TO
Boulogne and Rotterdam, are I. Rabbit
Mrs. K. R. Rabbit, Miss E. Rabbit
Mr.. and Mrs Edward w. Box, William
Curtis Box, Cary William Box, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Casper Burton, Hon. and Mrs
Robert Carey, Miss Nan Carey, Mr.. ane
Mrs. George E. Dowell, Mr.. and Mrs
William Shewll Ellis, Miss Frances
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Goudvis ant
maid, DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Hammer
William Hodges, A. L. jacob, DR.. ant
Mrs. P. Chalmars Jameson and Mis-:
life, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Masterr
and maid, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schryver-
Meyers, DR.. and Mrs. F. J. Murray ant
Francis Murray jr, Miss Delfont M
Moreland, P. S. Parrish, Mrs. Olive
Ritter Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Patter
son and Miss Frances Patterson, Mr.
and Mrs John B. Pine, Miss Edit
/ Pine, Alexander Raab, Miss Marguerite
Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Stuart
Mrs. Elizabeth Worth and Miss Mar
jorie Worth.
Among those sailing to-day on thu
Stockholm for Gothenburg are Miss G
L. Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Ba
con, Miss Olga Cassel, Mrs. Ella Giles
pie, Miss Ruth Gillespie, Miss Heller
| Gillespie Mrs. Martha W. Nash, Mrs
Frances Roberts, Countess Pehr Spare
Count Claus Spare, Hon. W. W. anC
Mrs. Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. E. R
| Williams,