The New York herald., 1922-06-03
$500 to Sail for
Europe To-day on
Seven Steamships
Mrs. j, Pierpont Morgan to Be
Among Passengers Aboard
the Olympic.


large liners. including the Olympic Of
The White Star Line. will sail for
Europe to-day with cabins filled to
capacity and carrying about $500 pas
sengers of all classes. Other outgoing
ships are the Celtic of the White Star
Line. for Liverpool; the Lorraine of the
French Line, for Havre the Nieuw Am
sterdam, for Rotterdam; the President
Taft, for Bremen; the iceland, for
Antwerp. and the Cameronia. for Glas-
gow.
Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan will be one
OF the 100 voyagers <on the Olympic.
She is sailing to join Nj. Morgan and
to remain abroad most of the summer.
Col. and Mrs. jefferson de Mont Thomp-
son will sail for an extensive tour of
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Charles
Welsh. who have been living at the
Ritz Carlton. also will be passengers.
Others to go on the Olympic are
Hugh d. Auchincloss. Mrs. Lillian
Albeit. Mrs. Valentine Blacque, Mrs.
H. j. Chisholm. Mrs. jefferson Codding-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Abran Poole (Mer-
cedes de Acosta), Mrs. E. j. de Coppet,
Mr. and Mrs. Andre de Coppet, Miss
Dorothea Onativia, Miss Clara Onativia
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w de Forest.
Goddard du Bois. Goddard du Bois, Jr.
Mrs. H. B. Duryea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard V. n. Gambrill, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Hadden. Mrs. Frank Hagemeyer.
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Henderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lionel Holland. Mr.. and Mrs.
INhv Ir
James, Mrs. John l. Kane, Mrs. G. j..
Moller. Miss r. II. Molier. Miss Rather
inc de b. Parsons, Mrs Charles G..
Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Rivington
Pine. Miss Mary E. Scott Mrs. John A.
Topping. Mrs. s. O. Van der Poel.
Miss Mildred Van der Poel Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Victor, Mrs. ]. II. VAIN
wright and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henry
Williams. all of New York.
Baroness de Cartier to Sail.
From other cities on the Olympic's S
list will be Baroness de Cartier, wife
of the Belgian Ambassador to WASH
ington; Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Farr. Miss
Adelaide Farr. Mrs. f. Burd Grubb.
Miss v. d. Burd Grubb. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. j. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee
Mum and Joseph L. Widener OF Phif-
adelphia.
Irving T. Bush, president OF the New
York Chamber of Commerce. rohce
Commissioner Richard r. Enrish. anu
Mrs. Enright; Deputy Police Commis-
sioner John A. Harriss; Miss Ina Clare;
August Franzen, n A.. artist; Mr. and
Mrs. BOYD Marshall mile. MitzD; Jo-
seph Pulitzer, one of the owners oi
the New York World; Col, Michael
Friedman, president Of B. Altman &
Co.: Rodman Wanamaker; Col. John
C. Groome, head of the Pennsylvania
State Constabulary; Noysa McMeih
artist. Sir Percy H. Robinson; Edgar
selwyn. theatrical producer; Francis H.
I,oomis. diplomat; DIR. Henry A. At
kinson, general secretary OF the Church
Peace Union DIR. James Franklin
smith, Pastor of the City Temple.
Dallas. and Hon. Harcourt Malcolm ana
Mrs. Malcolm. OF Nassau. Bahamas.
Field Marshal Earl French is return
ing to England on the White star inner
Celtic after a four weeks stay in the
United States.
The Celtic will carry more than 1000
passengers, among whom are Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Skinner, Frederick Kerr. Eng
lish actor; +. w. Field. Trade Commis-
sioner for Canada j. K. Hargreaves OF
Kendall, England. veteran traveller, who
is making his 270th voyage. and J. Glib
son Jarvie of the Continental Guarantee
Corporation.
The Celtic's list also includes Mr.. and
Mrs George Faber Downey, Jr., who
were married Thursday in st. Bar
tholomew's Church Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Stuart Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Albert b.
Boardman. D. p. Robinson. Jr, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Harrison Smith. all OF New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Cottier
of Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. winfield
Scott of East Orange.
Sailing on the Red Star liner ICELAND
for Plymouth. Cherbourg and Antwerp
are Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra p. Prentice and
Miss NJ. A. Prentice. Mrs. y. b. Mac
Kelvie, Miss Jean MacKelvie and Stew
art MacKelvie of New York. Mr.. anu
Mrs. r. r. p. Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. du Pont. Mr.. and Mrs. Darrance
Evans. Mrs. John t. Loomis. Miss Emily
Loomis of Philadelphia, Miss Letitia
Kelly of Baltimore and DR.. c. r. Stock
ard. professor OF anatomy. Cornell Medi-
cal School.
voyaEers on Nfeuvv Amsn e rdam.
Among the $50 passengers sailing on
the Nieuw Amsterdam are John Bassett
Moore. American Judge of the Perma-
nent international Court at The Hague !:
Mrs. Moore and Miss Anne Moore. b.
Gratama of The Netherlands Legation
Crocker. Miss Frances NJ. Howland. Mrs.
A. r. McNear. Mrs. ]. l.. Ely. the
Misses Louise and James McNear. Miss
Leonora Speyer. Miss Vivian Speyer.
Miss Ethel Simpson, Prof. Robert W.
Rogers. DIR. William Arnold Shanklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Mcvaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. u. S. Hustled. w. T. Bush, Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Stahl, Mrs. John Wells.
The President Taft of the United
States Lines will sail for Plymouth
Cherbourg and Bremen with 900 pas
sengers. amcng whom are Mr.. and Mrs
Allan McLanc of Washington Mr.. Nc
Lane is going to London to act az Eu-
ropean manager OF the United States
Shipping Board. Mrs. William Marshall
Bullitt. wife of the solicitor for the
United states Shipping Board, will sail
with her three children.
Also sailing are Geza Kende editor OF
the Hungarian daily Of New York: MIR.
and Mrs Henry Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. K. Gundlack and their three daugh-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs Fred G. Hohi. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Seeck. John n. Slack.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Weber. Mrs. Phoebe
Seagrave OF Washington and Miss Sea-
grave. Mrs w. a. w. Stewart and Miss
Dorothy Stewart of New York and DR..
Walter r. Wildman of New York.
Among the 500 passengers on the tor-
raine are Henri Chamard. professor of
French literature at Columbia Unver-
sity, and Mrs. Chamard Henry M.
Ciapp Treasury attache of the Ameri-
can Embassy in Paris Thomas ].