The New York herald., 1922-11-25
Sir Thomas Upton
to Be Voyager on
Majestic To-day
Prince Lubomirski, Polish
Minister to e. S., to Be II
Passenger.

Sir Thomas Upton will sail back 10
England on board the Majestic Of the
White Star line to-day He came over
on business, arriving September %. His
fellow passengers will include Prince
Casimir Lubomirski. Polish Minister to
the United States, Princess Lubomir-
ska, NI S. Rogaczewski, delegate of
Carlos Echeverri of the Colombian dip
lomatic corps.
Mrs. Oliver II. P. Belmont will sail
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Jacques
Balsan, VINO was previous to her sec
ond marriage the Duchess of Marl-
borough. Mrs William Jay Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham. Miss
Barbara Bingham, Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas f. Brady. Mrs. j. Low Harri-
man, Mrs. John Kean Roosevelt, Lady
Willoughby Williams and Sir James
Leigh Wood and Lady Wood also will
be among the passengers.
George NJ. Cohan will make a. dash
TO London and a round trip by the
Majestic He will be accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Helen Cohan. and
George NJ. Cohan, Jr. Other repre-
sentatives of the stage will be c. b.
Cochran. the British producer. and the
Dolly sisters, who arrived from England
a month ago.
Others returning to England by the
liner vii include William Walcott Brit
ish etcher and water colorist Commo-
dore c. A. Bartlett, c. b., general ma
rine superintendent of the White Star
line at Southampton; f.. j. Blake.
superintendent engineer of the line at
Southampton Prof. Wesley Lambert OF
London, metallurgist, d. A. Wilson of
Harland & Wolff. shpbuilders, and
j. w. Brackenbury. representing the
British Board of Trade. all of whom
came to the United States to be present
at the dry docking of the Majestic at
Boston last week; j. r. Swan of the
Guaranty Trust Company. Mrs. Swan.
l.. B. MCKitterick. Major-Gen. f. G..
Hughes of Melborne, Baroness Van
Coehoorn, Mrs. Crosby Gaige. T.. C.
Green, president of the New York State
Hotel Mems Association, and Mrs. Green,
who are taking a wedding trip toe Eu-
rope. Victor A. Emerson. Major Win
cent Munton of the British army, Mrs.
Mason Day. William ]. Van Helm.
Dutch East Indian planter. and Mrs. Van
Helm, who are going home to Holland
for the Christmas holidays: Col. and
Mrs. G. Christie and Major z. A. Bel
cher and Francis w. Bates, members
Of mission which has toured Africa,
Australia, New Zealand and Canada to
promote the British Empire exposition
in 1924.
Also Mrs. Carleton B. Bunce. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Luckett, Stoddard Hancock,
Mrs. Charles Moran. Franklin d. Rich
ardson, Mrs. William Armour Mrs. II.
w. j. Bucknall. S. j. Mcconnell and
James Titherington.
lady Cheylesmore will start back to
England to-day on board the Baltic of
the White Star Line after having made
a short visit here with relatives. Going
also by this liner will be Major Wynne
Williams, business manager of the Lon
don Times in America. who is return
ing to England to be advertising man
ager of that paper. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Williams and their
daughter.
Others who have booked passage are
Mother Leo Tracy, Sister VI. John Tier
ney and Dr. Mary Malloy of Rochester,
Mimi; +. w. Copeland of Chicago,
James VI. Gray of Philadelphia, Justin
TEaraud, Mrs. Edward 0. Gilmore and
Miss Nancy Bomar of Greenwich. Conn.
mr. and Mrs. Alfred c. Lampson. w. r.
Sproule. Sholto Douglas, A. b. Raynor
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton oliver, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Waite, Robert Bedwell, J. G.
Edwards and w. L. Christie.
f. w. Adamson. Miss Hanna Ander-
son, Mrs. Elisabeth Eklund, Mrs. Jane
Helling, Knut Johnnsson, August Johans-
son, Miss Hanna Linnell, Miss Hilda
Nelson. a. G. Parkinson, Emil Swanson
and Harald Stromberg will be passen-
gers on board the Stockholm of the
Swedish-American Line, which will sail
to-day for Gothenburg.
Among the passengers sailing to-day
by the Orduna of the Royal Mail will be
Mrs. A. M. Williamson the novelist Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Aubert, Edward
Archer. A. J. Boyden of Boston, A. B.
Friedman. and r. c. Mayer.