New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Seven Liners
Depart To-day
Europe Bound
Passengers ON Olympic In
clude Persons Well Known
in Music, Society, OH Stage
and in Financial World
Knox Is Going Abroad
Senator and His Wife Will
Occupy Wilson Suite ON
the George Washington

Many notable passengers will sail for
Europe to-day on seven vessels that
will leave port.
The Olympic, Of the White Star Line,
will sail for Southampton via Cher
bourg, and will carry among her saloon
passengers Colonel William Haskell
head Of the American Relief party for
Russia, Mrs. Haskell and seventeen
other members, Charlie Chaplin, film
star; Charles E. Mitchell, president of
the National City Bank; Keith Merrill,
American Consul at Madrid; Guy Boil
ton and his wife, who is known as
Marguerite Namara, prima dona of the
Chicago Opera Company Captain Max
we'll Woman, o. G. N. Turnbull and ].
B. Gilbert, members of the British
Davis Cup tennis team; Congressman
Martin G. Ansorge, one of the trainers
of the Edge Ansorge bill for the port
of New York, who is going abroad to
make an inspection of the principal
foreign ports and harbors; Edward
Knoblock, playwright; DR.. s. W. STRAIT
ton, director of the Bureau of Stand
ards. Washington; DR.. Truman w.
Brophy jr., of Chicago.
Others on the Olympic include Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Walton Goelet, Mrs.
Payne Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gill
bert, Cass Gilbert jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Bodman, Mrs. Francis S.
Bangs, Harris D. Colt and Harris D.
Colt jr., William Gilman Low jr., Miss
Rhoda Low, Mrs. Ramsay Turnbull,
Mrs. Arthur King Wood, Percy A.
Rockefeller, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Browning and George H. Nc
Fadden, of Philadelphia; Mrs. F. A.
Keep, of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander d. R. Collie, Mrs. J. H.
Mason Knox sr., DR.. and Mrs. Mason
Carol W. Alton, of Chicago; Miss
Louise A. Boyd, of San Francisco; Mrs.
S. l.. Kaiser and Miss E. Kaiser, Of Los
Angeles; Mrs. Sadie B. Cook and Miss
Virginia Cook, of Oakland. Calf, and
Mr.: and Mrs. Alfred G. Kay and Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Laughlin, of Pittsburgh
George Washington to Sail
The George Washington, of the
with 1,700 passengers.
Senator Philander C. Knox and Mrs.
Knox are passengers on the George
Washington, and will occupy the suite
used by former President Wilson.
The Rotterdam, Of the Holland
America Line, will sail for Rotterdam
with large list of passengers, among
whom are Mrs. James S. Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert M. Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Charmbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dittmann and their two daughters, Dr..
and Mrs. Philip C. Jeans, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. &. Klauber, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ly-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. McBurney,
Mrs. c.. 7. Pastor, Miss Mildred Pas
tor, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Prince, Count
and Countess j. van Limburg Strum,
j. Fl. van Royen, Minister of the Meth
erlands at Rome, accompanied by his
wife and two sons; Mr.. and Mrs John
W.. Wheaton and Wladek Zbyszko
Among the passengers booked to sail
on the White Star liner Cedric for Liv-
erpool are Nine. Etienne de Hedry,
Miss Marska de Hedry and Miss Emma
Coleman, of New York; j. Elliott Cabot,
of Boston; Mrs. Maurice Heckscher
and Miss Gertrude Heckscher, of Phil
adelphia; Miss Martha E. Poindexter,
of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Ransom and family, Of New Orleans:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winfield Scott, of
East Orange, and James K. Preston, of
the Fuller Construction Company, New
York.
The Scythia for Liverpool
The Scythia, of the Cunard Line.
will sail for Liverpool. Among her
cabin passengers are M. H. Maxwell.
director Cunard Line; P Setterfeld,
M orris S. Chaitin, G. B. Massey, G. H.
Young, Mrs. c. Gordon MacCay, STAN
ley w. Holmes, R. H. Schooner, A. C.
Foster, l.. Laingor, Thomas Goldie,
Miss G. T. Sterling, Miss Dorean Ar
buthnoth, Mrs. E. W. Durfee and Mrs.
j. c. Holmes.
Other passenger vessels sailing for
Europe are La Lorraine, of the French
Line, for Havre, and the Drottning-
holm, of the Swedish-American Line.
for Gothenburg.
The Essequibo. of the Pacific Mail
Line, will sail for South America with
q large list of passengers, among whom
are DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Swift, of 112
West Eighty-hrst Street; Major and
Mrs. F. E. McCammon and their two
daughters; DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Par
sons and the Rev. Percy NJ. Shedd. with
several other missionaries attached to
the Bolivian Indian Mission, BROOKLYN.