The New York herald., 1922-06-24
5000 to Sail for
Europe To-day on
Sepen Steamships
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and
Other N0tables Among
the Voyagers.

Professional and business men Of note.
Americans who are part Of the social
world and hundreds OF prosperous
tourists will help compose the army OF
more than 5000 men and women who
will constitute another outpouring to
Europe on board seven transatlantic
liners to-day.
The Olympic of the White Star line
will go out with SO first cabin pas
sengers Among those in her second
cabin will be 100 members of the SWISS
Turn Verein of Hudson County. N. j..
going to the Swiss National Olympic
games at ST. Gall. The party includes
some OF the best known gymnasts OF
the country.
Among the salon passengers will be
Giuseppe Catalani. Italian Minister to
Venezeula and Mrs. Catalani, who had
party of friends at dinner at the
Roof Garden at Delmonico's last even
ing. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt also will
sail and the Rev. s. Delancey Town
send. rector of All Angels Church. Will
start for a three months vacation. His
time will be spent in England. Switzer-
land and France
There also will be on board Ralph
Pulitzer one of the owners Of the New
York World; Prof. George f. Hale Of
the Wilson Observatory, Pasadena. CAL.
astronomer and inventor; Prof. George
L. Fox of New Haven: Mason Day,
president Of the International Barnsdall
Corporation. who is going to Moscow
to discuss with Soviet authorities plans
to take over and operate the Russian
Bake oil properties: William G.. Besler.
president of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey; George s. Whalen, John
G. Walker. J. Grant Forbes, of the
American International Corporation:
Henri Bendel: James A. O'Gorman; the
Rt. Rev. j. w. Atwood. Bishop Of Ariz-
ona; Joseph SABBATH. Congressman from
illinois,; Albert Gehring, writer. Of Cleve-
land; Lady Marconi and Major Edward
Fitz Gerald of the British army.
Noted Singers to Sail.
In group Of musical and theatrical
lights will be Nine. Frances Aida and
Giovanni Martinelli of the Metropolitan
Opera Company Nine. Bertha Kalish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bernard and Miss
Leonore A. Harris. Ray and Gordon
Dooley, Regal and Moore. and Owen
McGivney Of the vaudeville stage also
will sail.
Those going by the Olympic will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw, Miss
Julia Brokaw. Miss Marguerite Brokaw,
JdIleS byTne, MrS. CndTfcS r. Sidrk,
Miss Mabel Clark. Mrs. Harold Content,
Leonard Cushing, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Goodhue. Miss Frances, B. Goodhue,
Ernest Iselin, Jr.. Gilbert w. Kahn. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Kaufman Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas S. McLane. Miss Edytha Macy.
j. Noel Macy. Miss Elizabeth A. Man.
ming, Mrs. Charles f. Merrill Miss
Lydia Merrill. Miss Mary w. Merrill.
Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil. Miss Morgan
Mcneil, Ambrose Mcneil. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. l.. Rodewald. Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Smthers. Miss Mabel C. Smithers, Rob-
ert B. Smithers. DR.. and Mrs. M. Allen
Starr and John T. Terry of New York.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bell, Jr.,
Mrs. William Houston Greene. Mrs.
Benedict Gimbel. Miss Rose L. Gimbel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Knowles. Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Drexel Paul, Mrs. Morris
Dallett Miss NJ. A. DalIett and Miss NJ.
". Dallett Of Philadelphia Miss Ruth
Bemis. DR.. and Mrs. Elisha Flagg. Miss
Mary Flagg, Miss Julia Howell and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin A. Rogers Of Boston
Mrs. II. B. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tuttle and Mrs. Henry N. Tuttle Of
Chicago; Miss Mary Louise Harrison
OF Richmond.
Sir Conan Doyle n voyager.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will close his
long American visit to-day by sailing
for Liverpool by the White Star liner
Adriatic with Lady Doyle and their
three children. The Adriatic. which will
take out more than 1000 travellers. has
among the other names on her saloon
list, John Weaver former Mayor Of
Philadelphia: Emory W. Clark. presi-
dent of the First and Old Detroit Ma
tional Bank; Edmund s. Nash. president
OF the Resin and Turpentine Export
Company: DIR. NJ. A. Starr. neurologist
of Columbia University: James Jour-
dan. president of the Brooklyn Union
Gas Company: Col. f. J. w. Ragsdale.
John F. Kraushaar and Charles w.
Kraushaar. art dealers; +. w. j. Smith,
managing director of Cropper. Ltd.
London; II. w. Thompson of the Ameri-
can Film Company. and @. e. Pringle
OF the International Western Electric
Company.
Among the residents Of New York
sailing will be Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas B.
Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w Longfellow
Miss Juliette Longfellow. Miss Eliza
beth Longfellow. Dwight w. Morrow.
John Livermore. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Patton. Mrs. Sheffield Phelps. Miss
Claudia Phelps, Everett l.. Crawford
Mr.. L. Percy Bramwell. Miss Marie
Bramwell, Miss Jean Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Castle. Mr.. and Mrs
+. T. Church. Miss Charlotte d. Church.
Mrs. c. G.. Dubois. Miss Suzanne Du-
Bois. Miss Clarinda Garrison. James ~
q. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. How
land. Miss Esther Rowland o. l.. Hub
bard, Mr. and Mrs. A. r. KimbalI. Mrs
+. G. Lakeland. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Milmine. Edward r. Mathews, Ste
phen c. Millett. Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Ter
titus Noble. Philip r. Noble. Miss Mar
garet Sparrow. Mrs A. j. Parker. j. f.
Swltzer, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. p. Trow-
bridge and II. r. Wilson.
The Ryndam's Passengers.
Among the passengers sailing by the
Ryndam will be a party Of thirty-four
specialists in ear, nose and throat dis
eases under the dictatorship OF DR..
George w. Mackenzie Of Philadelphia.
They will make a trip to Vienna for
the purpose OF intensive study and will
take postgraduate courses. In the
party are Prof. j. A. Ferree OF the
University of Ohio. DR.. b. n. Colver
of the Battle Creek Sanitarium, Dr.
George B. Jobson of Franklin. Pa; Dr.
Garden +. Warner. Washington: Dr.
G.. s. Peck. Denver: DIR. John j. Smith.
San Francisco. and DR.. R. c. Cooper,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Others going by the Ryndam are Mrs.
the Misses Helen NJ. and Lou Hadley,
Miss Luella Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert w. Ramsey. Owen wister.