The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Notables Among
Voyagers Going on
Six Liners To-day
Sir John and Lady Ward to
Return to England on
Carmania.

Six transatlantic liners Will start for
European ports to-day. Among them
VIII be the Carman!a OF the Cunard
Line, which VIII sail with Sir John
and Lady Ward, son-in-law and daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. among her
passengers. Sir John and his Ameri-
can born wife came to New York sew
eral weeks ago TO be with Mrs. Reid
IN her city and country homes.
Others gong by the Carmania will be
Lady Joan Capell. Mr. ID. Critchley.
manager of the Ford Motor Company
IN Antwerp; Lieut.-Col. Rupert George
Dawson. Mrs. r. N. Ducas, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Dixon, Mr.. Fred Fl.
Ecker, director OF the Chase National
Bank; DR.. Adeline e. Gurd, Miss Patty
Curd. Mr. William Gourlay. European
manager of the American Express Com
Sany; Mr.. l.. c. Hughes -Hallett, British
Nice-Consul at Chicago; Mrs. Hughes
lIallett, Mrs. Frances kittermaster,
Bishop J. L. Nuelson, Capt. Donald A.
smith. delegate to American Legion
Convention; Major the Hon. III. Wynd-
nam. Mrs. Wyndham, and Mr.. L. r.
Tinker, president Of Chase Security
Company. and Mrs. Tinker.
Mr.. John II. Grout. United States
Consul at Hull. Eng, will sail to-day
by the Celtic of the White Star Line.
Others on board that liner will be Mr..
Dwight L. Austin. Mr.. Harold n. Balch
Mrs William j. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. C. N.
Bryan. Mrs. G. Z. Henderson, Mr.. w.
q. Jordan Capt, r. l. Fl. Kinloch, Mr.
and Mrs. d. j. Lewis, Jr. Mr.. J. Raj
Hton Mitchell. Mr.. Wyndham Il. Roberts
and Mr.. II. M. Thompson.
Among the seagoers to-day on board
me Touraine of the French Line will
oe Mr.. Charles Bertrand. president of
the International Allied War Veterans
and member of the French House of
Deputies; Mr.. A. e. Boyd, consul gen
eral of Panama in Germany Mrs. and
Miss Boyd, Mr.. Marc l.. Severe. United
states Vice Consul in Paris; Mrs. Sc
we're, Mr.. Hubert Machot secretary of
the Belgian consulate at Pittsburgh, and
Mr.. Henri Dot, who is connected with
the International Sleeping Car Com
pany In Paris.
The Red Star Liner Lapland also
aoes out to-day with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Coster, Mr.. George de Barekeleer,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Sloan, Mr.. and
-Irs. w. b. Spong, Mrs. A. G. Thomas.
-1r. Herbert G. Thomas and Mr.. Z. C..
Won Buskerck among her passengers.
Among those sailing by the Noordam
cf the Holland-America Line will be Mr..
Eugene w Mabel. United States Vice
Consul at Rotterdam; Baron Gotthald
Kissing. Mr.. George Drabbe, Mrs. w.
I1 Schoield and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
yv.bber.
Gnother of to-day's outgoing liners
win be the rudson OF the United States
lines. o.. lizard which will sail Mr.. and
Mrs. c. IL. Blote. Mr.. and Mrs r. II.
isaehr. Mrs. Atry Won Geldern, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Glissman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Hornberg and Mr.. Adolph Gott-
ychallI.
Mrs. John A. Drake, president of the
american Free MIX and Relief for
italy, who had been two months In
italy on philanthropic work returned
Yesterday by the White Star liner Ara
bic with five decorations from the Itai-
ian Government and the city of Rome
Grd letter of appreciation from Pope
benedict, She was accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Arthur II. Rand OF Mime
apolis She lad special audience with
The Pope in relation to the Catholic
drive being conducted here for the aid
of italian babies. His Holiness set
aside a place in the Convent of Santa
Marta, near the Vatican, for q branch
office OF the American Free Milk for
ITALY.
Other passengers by the Arabic were
lir. James Ellsworth. director OF the
Standard Oil. bringing home the body
of his wife, who died recently in Italy !;
Prof. F. A Perret. who has been study
ing Stromboli and Vesuvius, and be-
lieves that they will be inactive for
some years. and Violet Mersereau. film
star. who has been working In Italy and
Germany on her part as MdrciG I'm
Nero"
Wireless advices from the George
washington of the United States Lines
indicate that she will dock early to-day
~ Hoboken The incoming DassenRers
include Mr.. James u. Goodrich. ex-Gov-
crnor of Indiana and special represen-
tative for the United States Govern
rnent investigating conditions in Russ a :
col. Jacob McCofft. formerly member
of the American Commission in Ber-
lin; Mr.. +. &C. Bowles, president OF the
American National Bank OF san Fran
cisco: DIR. Hans Ttisser. sec:n-ary of the
German Embassy, Washington; Mr.
Spero Papafranco, special representa-
tive of the Greek Governments Baron
and Baroness de Foncaucourt OF Paris
and Countess Nelly Zueulenburg.