The New York herald., 1922-04-29

The spring exodus to Europe still con-
tinues in an unabated manner, evidenced
by the fact that 5000 passengers. in
cludlng many persons of prominence, are
leaving to-day aboard five liners-the
Celtic of the White Star Line. the New
Amsterdam OF the Holland-Amerca Line.
the iceland of the Red Star Line. the
President Taft. formerly the Lone Star
State, of the United States Line and the
Ororesa of the Royal Mail Line.
The Celtics list includes number Of
well known American and British busi-
ness men. among whom are w. Throw
Munro. president, and Francis III. Bis
'sett. secretary OF the Scottish Wooden
Trade Mark Association, who are re-
turning from their second tour OF Ameri-
can and Canadian woolen centers this
season Maurice Turneur and Joseph J.
Cohen, motion picture producers; Z. ~.
Barlow, vlce-president of the American
Thread Company: Kenneth Durward,
British manufacturer; Robert I. Hasler
of Haser Bros, New York: Theodore $.
Todd OF II. $. Todd & Co., New York
Il. NJ. Phillippi of the American Thread
Company, Alfred b. Meacham. director
OF Brown Bros, bankers, and Halsted
Freeman, New York bankers.
Others booked on the Celtic are
by Lady Lynch and Miss Lynch OF Dub
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dana, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Evans, Mrs. Wendell
L. Bush, Miss NJ. S. Kingsford. Miss M.
A. Kingsland, Mr.. and Mrs. William
MCGEE and Mrs. James r. Morse of New
YORK. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Ryan and Miss
kathleen Ryan of Chicago. Mr.. Ellis
Wainwright of st. Louis and Mr.. Jean
Mason Smith and Miss Elise Mason
Smith Of New Orleans.
Among those who sail on the New
Amsterdam abe Ossip Gabrilowitsch,
pianist and conductor of the Detroit
symphony Orchestra. Mrs. Ossip Gabri-
lowitsch, daughter OF the late Mark
Twain. and ID, l.. Steyn Parve. Neither
lands Consul-General at ntwerp; Prof.
Carlo Theye OF Havana, Cuba. who is
being sent by his Government to visit
the different universities in Holland,
France and Germany.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fleitmann
and Mr.. Francis f. II. Fleitmann of
New York. Mrs. j. F. McGrew of Phila-
delphia, DR.. and RMS. Henry Hun and
Miss Hun Of Albany, Mr. and Mrs L.
Gerstley of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
James ID. Keith and Miss Annie III.
Keith and Miss Margaret Beebe of Bos-
ION, Count and Countess Facchetti Gui-
elia, Baron Alva Won Alvensleben. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Labouchere. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. r, Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Speare, Mr. and Mrs. William T..
Hunter. Jr.; Mrs. Warren Pearl Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. l.. van den Bosch, Mr.. and
Mrs. It. w. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Jefferies and Miss Harriet Learned.
The iceland, sailing for Plymouth,
Cherbougr and Antwerp. will have
among her passengers Countess Ventu-
rini Mrs. NJ. Goor, wife OF the Belgian
Consul-General at Ottawa DR.. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Colston of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bentley W. Warren of Boston, DIR.
r. c. Balm and DR.. George Won Seybel
of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis e.
Brewster of Philadelphia and Mr. and
Mrs. &. Won Wedel of Dobbs Ferry.
Among the passengers sailing on the
President Taft will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Irwin. Mr.. Irwin is going abroad
in search OF new material for stories.
Also sailing are H. A. Mayer, former
Dock Commissioner of New York, and