The New York herald., 1922-07-04
and
Paris Will Take
Many to Europe
Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller
and Daughter Almira Among
Those Sailing.

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ter-in-law of the late William Rocke-
Teller, and Miss Almira c. Rockefeller.
her daughter, will start abroad to-mor-
row by the Paris OF the French Limo
A few Of their many fellow passengers
viii include Thomas Hitchcock. New
bold lie Roy Edgar. Mr.. and Mrs. CO.
lumbus O'D. Iselin, Miss Adrienne Ise-
lin Baron James H. de Rothschiid and
Mrs. Auguste Vatable
There will be nearly 500 passengers in
tne rirst cabin, among whom will De
Maurice Heilmann. French Commercial
Attache at Washington: Theodore Self
zer, president of the French Hospital: :
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dubonnet OF Paris
and Henri Lachenez- Heude, assistant
traffic manager OF the Paris office of
the French Line.
others going by the French liner will
De James +. Hamilton. president of the
cedar Rapids Trust and Savings Bank;
j. Hauvette Michelin OF the Michelin
Tire Company c. X. King, president
or the Ohio Brass Company of Mans
field, Ohio; Harry Sachs of Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Judge j. II. Hopkins, Dr.
Louis Fischer of the Sydenham Hos
pital, ]. J. Champenois of the national
office Of French Universities, Mrs. ].
Woodward, wife OF the European man
ager of the General Electric Company;
Mrs. Lucy p. Greenley, Max Linder.
French motion picture star: Erno Rapee,
musical director of the Capitol Theater:
Rudolph Ganz. pianist; Jack Sheridan,
American painter and Mrs. Sheridan.
Passengers by the Aauitania.
The Aquitania of the Cunard Line will
make holiday departure to-day with III
her cabins in all classes we'll filled.
Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twonbly and Miss
Ruth " Twombly will 60 accompanied
BY Dr. and Mrs. Allen NJ Thomas and
will pass the summer abroad, abandon
ing Newport. as they did last summer.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown of Newport
Mrs. Richard McCreery, Miss Isabel Nc
Creery, Col. and Mrs. William H. Nor
gan, DR.. and Mrs. Murray S. Danforth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Thompson and
Sir Herbert Robson Will be among the
sc seagoers by the liner
In all the Cunarder will take over
1910 seagoers. They will include Mrs
Walter Harrington Wells and Miss Mar
gerry Wells. her daughter, who will be
abroad two months; Gen. Betancourt of
Cuba, Major and Mrs. Herbert Cayzer.
Mrs Peter Doelger, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Guggenheim, Mrs. c. w. Goodyear
Charles c. Kurzman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Lewisohn. Mrs. E. H. Litchfield
Ira Morris OF Chicago. son Of the Min
lister to Sweden; Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Poor. DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Seton,
Dr. Nahum Sokolow, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam +, Whiting. Mr.. Herbert G. wylie.
president of the Pan American Petro-
leum and Transport Company, and Mrs.
Wylie; John T. Pierre of Carson, Pierre
Scott & Co.. and DR.. L. w. Doxtater
After two months tour of fifteen
cities Of the United States. during which
he sang for the benefit of the poor chill
dren of Vienna, Anton Arnold. tenor of
the State Opera House In Vienna. sails
by the Cunarder He will make a con-
cert tour of this country next spring and
will sing in opera during the fall and
winter in Vienna.
Tourists to Sail on Manchuria.
A large number of tourist parties
from New York. Boston, Rochester.
Washington and Chicago are included
among those sailing by the American
Line steamship Manchuria tomorrow.
The passengers will included DR.. John
Riegelman and DIR. Edward L. Cor
bett of New York, Miss Christine P.
SHELTON, formerly connected with the
Young Women's Christian Association
and in charge of the hostess house at
Brest. France. during the war: the Rev
w. w. Jennings of Rochester. Daniel
c. Tear OF Chicago and II. w Draper
Of Washington.
The White Star liner Majestic is due
at Quarantine this forenoon. Wireless
reports received yesterday from Sir
Bertram Hayes. the commander stated
that the big ship has averaged 1922
knots an hour since leaving Cherbourg
last Wednesday. Among the passen-
gers are George Duncan and Abe
Mitchell, two of Englands famous
golfers. who are visiting America to
take part in the coming golf champion
ship; Irving T. Bush. who is returning
after completing plans for n monster
building in London; Senator Walter
Hayes of Detroit Irving Berlin, Sir
William Raynor. chairman of the Co
lonial Wool Buyers Association; Wal
ter Damrosch. conductor of the New
York Symphony Orchestra: J. Shubert,
theatrical producer Miss j. Mistinguett
and Earl Leslie. from the London Music
Hall: Fanny Hurst writer. and AdoIph
Frey. pianist.
Mr. Carle J. Blenner. painter. left
New York last night for Montreal.
whence he will sail for England by the
Minncdosa of the Canadian Pacific
Line. lie expects TO have an exhibit
In London of some OF his recent paint-
ings OF flowers. He will live at the
Bath Club. is Berkeley street.
6ACY FROM SOITTU AMERICA