The New York herald., 1922-08-12
Business Men Lead
List of V0yagers
Going Out To-Day
Cedric of White Star Line to
Carry Many Notables to
Europe.

With the advance of the season be-
yond the midsummer point. eastbound
Transatlantic tourist traffic is made up
primarily of business men. This char
acteristic Is true OF the passenger lists
of the fleet that will sail to-day.
The White Star liner Cedric will have
among her passengers Americans from
many sections of the country who nave
business interests abroad. as well as
Europeans returning from similar TRIPS
to the United States.
Among those booked are James O.
Brady, a director of several public
utilities companies, who is accompanied
by Mrs. Brady and Miss Jane Brady:
II. x. Allard. foreign sales agent for
ID. W. Flint & Co. of Providence; Percy
Bprrell of the French Cable Company;
j. Smiley Coey. manager of the Barber
Mills at Kearny, who goes abroad TO
investigate the flax situation; Daniel
w. Farnsworth. banker and woolen
manufacturer: F. G. Achelis. director
of the American Hard Rubber Com
pany: George f. Mcconnell of Swift
g. Co.; j. II. Manchester. representative
of the Ford Motor Car Company In
France: C. G.. Du Bois and G. Anderegg
of the Western Electric Company.
Hyman Wink. motion picture distri-
butor; John Campbell and Reuben
Jaeger of the Scottish Woolen Trade
Mark Association and William Hirst,
British woolen manufacturer.
Also DR.. Edouardo A. Lanedo, Vene-
zuelan trade commissioner for the
United States and Canada. who has
been assigned to a post in the London
Embassy; Judge Richard T. OConnel
of Hartford, Mrs. p. G. Kelly. mother
of Miss Margot Kelly. dancer; Tyler
Brooke. who will play the title role In
the English production of Angel
Face; Col. j. j. G. Donnet of the
British army and Mrs. Donnet. Judge
]. u. Goode. r. S. Rayster, Goldbor-
ough Serpell and w. Hunter Bell.
Among those booked to go by the
Red Star liner iceland to-day are DR..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Poole, Clarence r.
Wilson and Miss A. Jandeleit of WASH
ington and Miss Christine Allen and
Miss Fannie B. Warren of the Baptist
Mission.
William C. Sharp, formerly Am
bassador to France, and the. Misses
Halle and Marguerite Sharp will start
back to Europe to-day by the Savoie.
| Their fellow passengers will include
Newbold lie Roy Edgar. DR.. and Mrs.
Paul Gagnon of Quebec, Charles Oakes.
Mrs. William Sprague. Mrs. Richard II.
Townsend, Mrs. John II. Townsend and
Lieut.. ]. Waddngton.
The President Harding Of the United
States Lines, sailing to-day. will carry
abroad one OF the largest parties of
Congressman eyer taken over on q trans
Atlantic vessel. The party consists or
number Of Senators and Representa-
tives who are going to attend the Inter-
Allied Parliamentary Union in Geneva,
Switzerland. The party includes Rep
resersa ative Burton from Ohio. Senator
T. II. Caraway from Arkansas. Rep
resentative Andrew j. Montague and
family from Virginia, Senator William
+, b. Mckinley from Illinois. Representa-
tive W. A. Oldfeld from Arkansas,
Henry NJ. Pindell from Peoria. Ill,
Senator Selden p. Spencer from Missouri,
John w Stipes from Washington, ID. G.,
Representative II. w. Temple from
Pennsylvania and Senator w. J. Harris
and family from Georgia.
/ Among the sea vcyagers sailing by
| the Holland America Liner. New Am
| sterdam. will be Mr.. and Mrs. stanton
| Griffis, Mrs r. j. Collier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank @. Hall. Capt George 8. Keeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner s. Keeler. Mrs.
Edward F.. Howe. Mrs. Robert Sloane.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. AIMS, Mrs. John
r. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vain
wright, Joseph Bernstein and c. II. ID.
| Beckmann. commercial manager OF the
Western Union Gable System at Am
sterdam. Holland.
on board the Orduna OF the Royal
Mall sailing to-day will be Tomas de
Arias, Panamanian Minister TO Ger
many and family of eight. Col w. G..
Eliot. William Z. Sykes. NJ. A. David
son. vice president Mexican Telegraph
Company. ]. l.. Crown. william Horsie.
John NJ. Dwyer of Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Fidanque. Arthur o. Richard
son. Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Capcllo and
O. c. Davis