New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
Brings
Tourists Home
L O-m OrrOW
First Cabin Booked TO Ca
paciiy, and List includes
Many Notable Figures s
in Business and Society
Berengaria Heavily Laden
Total of 2,l41 Passengers
of All Glasses to Arrive
Same Day on Cunarder

Aboard the White Star liner Olympic,
due here tomorrow, is another large
contingent of vacationists returning
from Europe, The liner brings q ca
pacity list of cabin passengers, with 495
passengers in the second cabin and 395
in the third.
The Olympic saloon booking alone is
1856, one Of the biggest westbound first
cabin lists brought here by this vessel.
Among the saloon passengers are James
Speyer, Richard Croker, Charles Duveen,
art dealer; H. r. Winthrop, vice-presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany; Dr.. Frank Tousek, Czecho-
Slovakian Consul at New York; Ogden
Mills, Hugh c. Wallace, formerly
American Ambassador to France; Judge
Joseph Sabbath, Maisie Gay, actress,
and Earl w. Hammons, president of the
Educational Films Corporation.
Society Well Represented
Society is represented by Miss Flor
ence w. Blyth, Mrs. William l.. Breese,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brokaw, Misses
Julia, Edna and Marguerite Brokaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrne, Mr.. Henri de
Castellano, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S. Chan
Ter, Miss Elsie B. Chanler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Cook, Mr.. John A. Cook, Misses
Janet and Madeline Cook, Mrs. Olive
Day, Mrs Tracy Dows, Misses Margaret
and Deborah Dows, Miss Lucille R.
Edgar, Miss Helen Floyd, Edgar Gall
way. Misses Alice and Kathleen Gall
way, MIR. and Mrs. Richard Gambrill,
Mrs. NJ. 3. Gould, Miss M. E. Gould,
Mrs. Charles L. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs
F. b. Hoffman Mr.. Charles P. Rowland,
soil, Mrs. Cornelius Ingersoll, Mr.. w.
Fitch Ingersoll, Mr.. Yale Kneeland jr.,
Mr.. Samuel Milbank, Mr.. Robbins Mil
bank Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Milbank, Mrs.
Amelia Murchison, Misses Katherine
and Aurelia Murchison, Mrs. j. p. Nor
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nj. New
combe, Mrs. II. c. Phipps, Misses Bar
bara, Audrey and Sonia Phipps, Mr..
Ogden Phipps, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas B.
Pratt, Miss Beatrice G.. Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. K. Prentice, Miss Joan Prem
tice, Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs George Rublee, Miss Julia
Ryle, Mr.. A. R. Shattuck, Mr.. Herbert
J. Speyer, Mrs. j. N. Steele, Miss Betty
Steele, Mr.. Richard Stevens, Mrs. D. N.
Sturgls, Mr.. r. Wanamaker, Misses
14NPN anu 1AdCHGIlHG w lnCneSCeT, MRS,
II. X: Winthrop, Miss Alice Winthrop,
Mr.. Robert d. Wrenn and Miss Grace
Wrenn, Of New York; Mrs. Percy Allen,
Misses Agnes and Mary Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
B. Catherwood, Miss Louise Gather
wood, Mr.. David Z. Dallam. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murdoch Kendrick, Miss Christine
NJ. kendrick and DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Leidy.
Bcrengaria Also Due
The Cunard liner Berengaria, which
sailed from Southampton and Cher
bourg last Tuesday, is due here to-
morrow with S15 first class passengers,
669 second and 667 third class passen-
gers, making a total Of 2,141 in all
classes. She carries large quantity
of merchandise shipped out in hurry
by British merchants, who desire to
get their goods into this country be-
for the tariff bill takes effect.
Among the saloon passengers are
Mr.. and Mrs. w Bourke Cochran, Mrs.
Bernard Baruch and Miss Renee Ba-
ruch, w. P. Chrysler, chairman Of the
board of directors of the Maxwell and
Chalmers Motor Corporations; William
poration; Charles A. Whelan, chair
man of the board of directors of the
United Cigar Stores Company of
America, and Mrs. Whelan; General
William c. Heppenheimer, Victor 8.
Luke, IF the West Virginia Pulp and
Paper Company; T. j. Roe, diamond
merchant; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert N.
Straus, Carlos Bacarisse, of Little &
Bacarissc, Havana; R. L. Bache,
banker; j. Stewart Barstow; r. C.
Bartlett, mural artist; George f.
Brownell, Mrs. Campbell Clark, John
T. Gillespie, president Of L. c.
Gillespie & Sons, and Mrs. Gillespie;
Edward S. Steinman, of Kuhn, Loeb G.
Co, and Mrs. Steinman; H. E. Tuttle,
of Armour & CO., and Mrs. Tuttle;
Henry M. Toch, of Toch Bros, and
Mrs. Toch; Joseph P Day jr,, L. ].
Elsas, Of the Fulton Bag and Cotton
Mills; Mrs. Clifford B., Harmon, Judge
Louise B. Hart and Dr.. Menas S.
Gregory, head of the psychopathic
ward of Bellevue Hospital.