The New York herald., 1922-05-30
NotableS Among
1000 to Sail on
Three Steamships
Lord Leverhulme. Former Sen
ator Clark and Col. House
Going Abroad.

Men and women 81 prominence IN
many walks of nse Ia this and other
cities viii start Tor Europe on board the
Iiercnearia 81 ths Cunard Lire. ne
Rcsolute of the United American Line
andathc France n the French Line. Mr
and Mrs. Bernard ~ Barueh ana their
two daughters. the Misses Reile M AMI
Renee w. Raruch. and the Countess
Georsina harlSievicz VIII g. to-day hg
tho Cunard liner. Those go'ng hy the
French liner tomorrow viii Include
former United States senator and Mra
William A. Clark and Miss Hugufffe
Clark. their daughter The three ships
viii carry about 1000 passengcrs.
Lord Levcrhulne win close a short
American visit by sailing on the cunard
liner Others on board viii b. AR. and
Mrs. Brent Arnold. Mr.. W. H. Bowater
Miss Katherine Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert :. Crockitt. Capt A. p. Dawson
and Capt. A. @. Dunning Of the United
Fruit Company. Prince Vladimir EuRA-
letchin. Capt. sir Douglas Hall. Lady
Caroline NJ. Hall Walter Hagen and Jim
Barnes. golfers: Mrs. r.. A. TIoSford. Mr..
Arthur Hunter, MFR. $. jay kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Lazarus. Mr.
Frederick Latham. Mr.. aud Mrs. George
". i<OiNs 1ti. anu lAlrs AAcAO'tN AAdsAfss
Mrs. o. &. Jennings to Sail.
The list also includes Mrs Oliver @
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Ag-
new, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph 5. Ames. Mrs.
William r. Anderton, Miss Audrey An
derton, c. II. Armstrong. Miss Lorraine
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs a. i. After
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s. Crockett.
Capt a. f. Dawson. Capt. A. G.. Dun
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden A. Fahne-
stock. Mrs. Samuel Hoar. DR.. and Mrs
Samuel McCulagh. Major and Mrs. W.
S. Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester
Noyes, Miss Hope Noyes, Major Robert
Bowie Owens, ID. S. o.: Prof Donald
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Martin. w. II.
Maxwell, Mrs. A. Il. Peabody. Il. Pen
nington Pearson, Edward Ellsworth
Perkins and Mrs. Herbert Levene and
her daughter, Miss Doris Levene, of 45I
Riverside Drive. Miss Lcvene, who Is
a pianist, will continue her musical
studies abroad indefinitely.
The Resolute will sail for Plymouth.
Boulogne and Hamburg with about 35e
passengers in the first cabin. Among
them will be Col and Mrs. T. NJ House,
Prof. John A. Mandel. New York Uni
versity Rear Admiral Hugo osterhaus,
U. S. NJ; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alex
ander, Mrs. Anna M. Won Zedlitz. Mrs.
r. H. M. Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs Herman Metz and family.
Herman Bernstein, Nine j. Gadsii
Tauscher of the Metropolitan Opera
company, Miss Lottie Tauscher, Judge
and Mrs. Lorenz Zeller. DR.. and Mrs.
Carl Eggers. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r.
Niglutch, Mrs. f. S. Auchincloss. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Sloan Auchincloss and
Bishop Joseph Kessler of Chicago.
To Sail on the France.
Howard Greenley, president of the
Architectural League Of New York, goes
abroad tomorrow by the France with
the expectation of passing several
weeks in Europe. Mrs. Arturo dc
Heeran, daughter of Rodman Wana-
maker; Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam and Mrs.
Frank Gray Griswold also sail by the
French liner. whose list also includes
the names of Charles ]. Clarke and his
bride. who will have an extensive we'd
ding trip abroad Mr. l.. Thorne.
banker, and Mrs. Thorne, Mr.. James
Wilkinson, Mr.. T. lie Boutellier. Count
Joseph de X Sokolowski. Commander
c. lie Testu Of the French High Mis-
sion, Eugene Ysaye. the violinist;
James C. Brooks, director of the Cleve
land Trust Company; Mr.. Daniel p.
Rhodes Of Boston, Mrs. Adele Martin
ELI. wife of the Metropolitan Opera
tenor: Miss Papina Martineli and Mas
ter Antonio Martinelli.