The New York herald., 1922-06-17
5000 SAIL FOR EUROPE
TO-DAY ON NINE STEAMSHIPS
New White Star Liner Majestic to Take 1000 Voy-
agers-Lists Include Diplomatists and Many
Men of Large Affairs in Business

To-day's record IN the size OF the
outgoing European fleet of vessels and
the number of passengers they will take
abroad will nearly equal that of last
Saturday, which set a new pace IN
transatlantic travel The ships sail
ing to-day will take abroad more than
5000 seagoers.
More than two thousand of to-day's sea
travellers will sail on board the new Ma
jestic of the White Star line, 700 OF whom
will be saloon passengers, who will in
clude diplomatists, men of large affairs
in business and representatives OF the
dramatic and musical stages. They VIII
include Spiro Papafrango, the Greek
envoy at Washington; Lindley NJ. GAR
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel untermyer.
DIR. Stephen l.. Growtowski, the Polish
consul in New York; Col William Hay
ward, United States District Attorney;
Frank A. Munsey. Frank N. Doubleday
and ]. Leonard Replogle. chairman OF
the board of directors of the Replogle
Steel Company.
The theatrical and musical contingent
will include Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr., the
producer; Miss Margaret Lawrence. the
actress Nikolai Solloloff. conductor of
the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, and
Eddie Polo. motion picture star.
Others of note in other walks of life
will be Brig.-Gen. Sir Charles Deime-
Radcliffe, Frank G.. Carpenter, writer
and traveller; Carl Laemmle. motion
picture producer; w. l.. Ukers editor
Of the Tea and Coffee Trade Journal;
Bernard Gmbel, president of Gimbel
Brothers; Prof. Chauncey B. Tinker of
Yale University; Sir Thomas Cato. j.
b. Body of the Anglo Mexican Petro-
leum Company; Bowman Gray, vice.
president OF the Reynolds Tobacco COM
pany; William A. Read. banker; George
e. Rupert. Bishop John Ward Of
Leavenworth. Kan, Jules s. Bache,
Hannibal de Mesa of Havana, Col. J..
b. MacLean of Toronto, Arthur v.
Davis of Pittsburgh, president Of the
Aluminium Company of America. ana
X. Yamada, instructor in the Sen Su
University, Toxic.
Also sailing will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. McCulloch of Chicago, Mr..
McCulloch is president of the Parmelee
Transfer Company of that city and
also president of the Yellow Cab
Company of the same city. In the
party will be John Hertz, president of
the Yellow Cab Company, accompanied
by his family.
Voyagers Socially Prominent.
Among those of prominence in society
who will sail are Mrs. j. b. Francis
Herreshoff. who will remain abroad
three months; Mrs. Henry Addison
Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. de Selding,
Mrs. Arthur Gibb, Mrs. Walter Gibb,
Capt and Mrs. c. Erskine Bolst. Mrs.
Bruce Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Carhartt. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred I. du
Pont Mrs. william N. Dykman, Mrs.
David Rumsey, David Rumsey Jr., Miss
Claire Rumsey. Mrs. Samuel Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Yuille and
the Misses Melissa and Nancy Yuille.
The White Star liner also will take
abroad DR.. and Mrs. ], NJ. Benedek,
Richard Il. Dwight, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Gavin, Arthur Menken, Mrs. S.
Stanwood Menken, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Newcomb. Mrs. Marjorie Oelrichs, Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Shelton, Mrs. j. b. Starch-
field and Capt. Joseph Walker. Jr., D.
S. c.. and Mrs. Walker.
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne. the
Belgian Ambassador, will sail to-day by
the Lapland of the Red Star Line, which
take him direct to Antwerp. The Bar
oness preceded the Ambassador to Bel
gium two weeks ago. Priscilla, Countess
of Annesley, who has been in America
Slice liit early NlHttIs disJ VIII bt -
passenger. and others will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles C. Deming of 110 East
Thirty-hfth street
Others going by the Red Star liner
will include James F, Fahnestock. treas
u-er of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
Mrs. Fahnestock: Rollin Kirby, cartoon
ist, and Mrs. Kirby; Or. Stewart Patton
of Princeton University. F. Shida. for
egn representative of the InterrWesi
Electric Company; Prof. p. T. Walden
of Yale, Matthew White, Jr.. of the Nun
sey Publishing ompany A. Cory Davie!
of Trinidad, r. C. Beckley. cartoonis
of Life, w. NJ. Clayton. treasurer of the
American Board of Foreign Trade; Mr.
Leonard Fowle of the Boston Globe
and Mrs. Fowle. and Il. y. Barrett A
c. Brewer. r. NJ. Brewer. Juline c. Dal-
gos, Robert Eismann, Charles Gaming
Capt. c. de NJ. Montanha, w. III. Odet
and A. G.. Pemberton. who are bound
for Africa on game shooting expedi-
ton.
Among the residents of New York will
be Mrs. F. d. Barlow and family Mrs
William Baylis. Miss Adelaide Baylis
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ID. Bonnet, Mr.. ant
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