The New York herald., 1922-12-13
Mile. Cecile Sorel
Boards the Paris.
for France To-day
Many Other Notables Sail on
Liners Bound for
Europe.

Mile. Cecile SoreI. the French actress
from the Comedie Francaise, will start
back to her native land to-day by the
Paris Of the French line. She and her
company of players came to this country
two months ago, and, after touring In
Cansda. played month in New YORK.
Albert Lambert, the leading man, also
will sail by the Paris. Other members
of the company, including Nine. Rachel
Berendt NJ. Fernand Charpin. M. and
Mime. Louis Ravet, NJ. and Nine. Georges
Seller. Nine. Rene Stern and Messrs'
Dapoigny, Gerval and Parotte. sailed
yesterday by the Roussillon. also Of the
French line.
Other passengers to-day by the Paris
will be Lydig Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Livingston Hoyt. On route TO the
south of France for the winter accom-
panied by their three grandchildren,
Misses May, Angelica and Jenny Well
don, the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
A. Weldon, Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie.
bound for the Riviera : Sheldon White
house, counselor of the American En-
hassy in France; Mrs. Whitehouse.
Countess Andre de Limur, daughter of
Mr.<and Mrs. William H. Crocker, Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Aldred, Miss Jane AL
dred. Mrs. Herbert d. Robbins. Mrs. 5.
" r. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs. William III.
Dixon, Mrs. George r. Fearing and Ar
thur Bailly Blanchard, United States
Minister to Haiti.
Others sailing will be Miss Ruth Dom
nelly. actress Hubert Guerin of the
French Embassy in Washington, Henri
Didot of the French Consulate In Chi
cago. Edouard Bordini, Brazilian Consul
ut Southampton DIR. Fernand Lemaitre.
lecturer ef the French Mission to South
America Mr. and Mrs Arthur v. Davis,
Fl. II. Franklin, Lefevre Pentalis. Louis
II. Webber Of Gimbel Brothers, w.
S. Slap and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Steinberger. Paul Beaudy of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company In
France, Walter p Sherman, Frank
Wideners racing stable; Major. George
Washington Stevens and Benjamin
Schleisinger president OF the Inter a
tional Ladies Garment Workers Union.
Oscar Egg, Maurice Brocco. l.. Eyck-
man. A. Spiessens, A. Greno, G.. Azzini.
A. Oliyeri. G. Gay and G. Belloni. bicycle
riders, also will sail.
The America of the United States
Lines. the last of the big Christmas ships
Tor Germany. sails to-day for Bremen,
via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Among
the passengers will be DR.. r. w. Hart
of Washington, d. c., who is stationed
in Bremen for the United States Public
Health Service and Mrs. Hart. Other
passengers will include w. Morgan Stope-
ley, secretary Of the American Legation
at Riga ; DR.. Fritz Lubberger. Mr.. Groves
Of Washington, d. c.. Commercial At
tache at Bremen. and Mrs. Grovess DR..
K. G. Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Boseden and Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Bentley. Chicago. and H. L. Rennick,
Moscow correspondent for the Associated
Prees.
The President Van Buren, of the
United States Lines sailed yesterday
with Charles Fl. Clifford, Allan De Lano,
Mrs. H.. rR. Dempsey. Collins Ford. Mr..
and Mrs. Gledhill Mr.. and Mrs George
IL. Goss, George and Cora Goss, Frank
S. Orpen, Mrs A.. r. Peabody, Miss
Eleanor Peabody. the Rev. j. ]. Rabbit
and r. p. Taylor of New York.