The New York herald., 1921-06-15
THO Thousand off
for Europe To-day
by THO Steamships
The Mauretania and the Car
mania Are Carrying Many
Travellers Abroad.

More than 1000 persons will sail for
Europe to-day on board the Mauretan mia
and Carmania of the Cunard Line
There will be 515 In the first cabin of
the Mauretania and $40 on the Car
mania.
Mr.. James Heckscher a vice-president
of the Irving National Bank and Mss
Heckscher go by the Mauretania. Their
fellow passengers will include Mrs. Har-
old Perry Erskine. who will be accom-
panied by her son, Mr. Frederick E. c.
Rocker. and by Miss Norma Bidwell
and will be abroad until October: Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Fleetwood shallcross
who will remain In Europe all summer
and Mrs. Robert II. Thompson. who will
be absent from New York a year.
Other passengers will be Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Seward Webb Jr., Mr.. Ralph Pu-
liter, Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker, Sir
Charles and Lady Allom, Mrs. John
Sherman Hoyt. Miss Euphemia Van
Rensselaer, Cruger, Mr.. Harrington
Mann, painter Miss Clara Spence. head
Of the Spence School; Mr.. c. A. Wood Of
the American Woolen Company Mrs
Richard Fl. Bateson, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F..
Guggenheim. Messrs. Daniel Guggen-
George McFaddon. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shilliber. Jr.. Or. and Mrs William
Gerry Morgan. Mrs. David Dows. Miss
Virginia de Haven. Mrs. z. H. Lit III
field and the Misses Marion and M. s.
Litch1eld
Mr.. John Joyce Broderick. Commercial
Counsellor of the British Embassy in
Washington, and Mrs. Broderick, will
sail by the Carmania. This Cunarder
also will take over Miss Priscilla Bart
lett. Miss Mary Jay Schieffelin. Mrs.
George Boxer of Philadelphia. Mrs
Edwin w. Andrews. who expects TO be
absent from New York three years and
will join her mother in Scotland before
going to New Zealand. Mr.. Arthur
Barring Gould. Mr. G. Howard Daviscn
and Mr.. Howard c. Dawson.
Another passenger will be Mr.. Judson
Harmon. who was Attorney General In
the Cabinet of President Cleveland from
1895 to 1897. and has since been profess
sor Of law in the University Of Cincin-
natl
Gen. Wilbur E. Wilder and Mrs.
Wilder, who was Mrs. William Gros-
venor of Newport and Providence be-
fore her recent marriage, started yes
terday for Europe by the Aquitania.
They will visit England, France and
Italy and return to Newport in the late
summer or early autumn.
Two bridal couples started abroad for
their wedding trips by the Aquitania.
They are Mr.. Vernon H. Brown and
Mrs. Brown, who was Miss Vouletti T.
Proctor. and Mr.. Douglas NJ Moffat and
his bride, who was Miss Gertrude Mali.
The latter couple will visit her relatives
in Belgium. Of which country Mrs. Mof-
fats father. Mr.. Pierre Mali Is Consul
General In New York. The same steam
ship also is taking over Mrs. Isaac
Chauncey McKeever and Miss Frances
c. McKeever. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis s..
Morris. Miss Joan Whitney. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney: Miss Bar
bara Winthrop. Mrs. J. Lawson John
son. who passed several weeks In New
York: Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler, who
is accompanying her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler, TO Eng
land, France and Belgium: Sir Charles
Mandleberg. Sir Harry MCGOWAN, Miss
Susan Street. Mr.. Philip Dexter, Mr..
and Mrs. Grenville Temple Emmet. Mr..
Grenville Temple Emmet, Jr.. the Misses
Pauline and Patricia Emmet, Mrs. Ri
cardo de Acosta, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Aldrch. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenox
Banks. Mrs. Henry C. Beadleston. Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Barnum, the
Misses Rosalind and Harriet Barnum.
Mrs. Henry Duveen and Mr.. Bernard NJ.
Baruch, Jr.. who accompanies his father.
Mr.. Bernard M. Baruch.