The New York herald., 1922-07-22
Sepen Steamships
Sail To-day With
2,775 Passengers
Lady Herbert and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Gray Among
the Seagoers.

Seven steamships will sail to-day for
European ports with many passengers.
showing only slight falling off in
the transatlantic tourist travel in spite
OF its being midsummer. The European
seasoers will number 2.775, with the
Rotterdam taking 790. the Homeric SIS
and Adriatic 450. The Lapland. Colum-
bia. Orepesa. President Fillmore and
Lapland complete the European feet.
Many persons of note will go by the
Homerc. Lady Herbert is going back
to her English home after having passed
several weeks In Newport and this city
with her relatives in America. who in
clude her sister, Mrs. T. Shaw Safe
Mrs. Safe came from Newport to wish
her bon voyage. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
g. Gray, also of Newport are among
the passengers. They will visit the
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough.
Mrs. Gray is a sister of the Duchess.
who was Miss Gladys Deacon.
Mrs. Cordelia Biddle Duke also sails
by the big White Star liner and will be
abroad several weeks. Her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel Biddle.
came from Stockbridge, Mass. to give
farewell dinners and luncheons here for
their daughter. l.. F. Holbrook Belts.
who passed the early weeks of the sum-
mer in Southampton, will be a pas
senger. accompanied by A. Hamilton s.
Post of Baltimore. They have before
them several weeks of golfipg in Scot
land.
Another passenger by the Homeric
will be Edward Ziegler, assistant gen
eral manager of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. who will combine operatic
business with vacation rest He will
| iOin Offn <ab m ,a irr),a IF the
board OF the opera company, in London
To Consult with Gatti-Casnzxa.
Mr. Ziegler later will go to Italy to
consult with Giulio Gatti-Casazza, gen.
eral manager of the company, on oper-
attic matters bearing upon the next
seasons productions at Broadway and
Fortieth street. Mr.. Ziegler will join
Mrs. Zieger and Miss Susanne Ziegler.
their daughter. in Rome. and will return
with them on September 20.
Nine. Olga Petrova sails en- route to
Italy In quest of local color for her
| forthcoming new play. She will be. in
| Naples three weeks. Her husband, DR..
John D. Stewart. who accompanies her.
will engage in some research work in
Paris.
Others from New York going by the
Homeric will be Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
w. Littleton. Raymond F. Almiral, Mrs
Theodore H. Banks, Louis F. Bertch-
mann. Ogden Goldman. Barron G. Collier
Mrs. +. Coykendall. Miss Ursula Coy
kendall ,Ir. and Mrs. John G. Elliott,
! Mrs. Charles Duncan Fraser, Mrs. Fred
erick T. Frelinghuysen Harry r. Hum
phreys. e. j. Hancy. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Deerins Howe. Bowen B. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Greenleaf Sykes. Miss
Martha Sykes, Miss Elizabeth Sykes.
Curry Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
L. Wainwright. who will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. George ]. Gould in Paris. Mr..
Gould is Mrs. Wainwrights father
Elmer H.. Youngman, editor of the
Bankers Mdgd=i,e, will sail by the Rot
lterdam, accompanied by his wife and
son. He will visit most of the leading
European countries and make a study
of financial and economic conditions
The big liner also will take over
Jerome Kern, composer. Mrs. Kern.
Representative and Mrs. John w.
Raincy and Representative and Mrs.
Stanley RI. Kunz. of Chicago, Judge j.
V. McAvoy of New York.
Benjamin r. Cresson, Jr. chief ergi-
neer of the Port of New York Au-
| thority. will sail on the Adriatic. He
will confer with the governing bodies
of number of ports and make a spe-
and European methods of freight ham
ding and delivery. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Cresson and their
daughter.
Others booked on the Adriatic are Sir
Edward Allen Brotherton. NJ. p, Dr.
George Gray Ward. professor of gyne-
cology at Cornell Medical School. DR..
Egbert @. Rankin of New York, Thomas
Hodge. president OF the Hodge Tobacco
of the Wilson Steamship Line, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Barry, who were married
July Is. Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Ellis
Miss Cintra Ellis. Mrs. Auguste P.
Montanye, Mrs Frank Norton and Mrs.
J. L. Winant of New York.
The Red Star liner Lapland will have
among her passengers DIR. J. B. john
son, president of Winthrop College
South Carolina: Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Straus, VI. II. G.. Ryerson, traffic man.
ager of the United States Rubber Com.
pany; Judge and Mrs Samuel B. Ka-
lish of Newark. the Rev. Francis de
Cleyn of St. Francis Xavler's Church,
New York: DR.. and Mrs Harold Rucl-
man Mixsell of 161 East Sixty-fourth
street, Major Granville Fortescue Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Boston,>afiss Kath-
and Mrs. F. w. Jackson. DIR. Charles c.
crime Boston. Mrs. William Disston, Mr.
Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Stockton,
Mrs. Gardiner Van Nostrand Mrs. lie
Baron S. Willard and Miss Nancy Gar
diner Willard of New York.
Passengers on other Ships.
Among the passengers OH board the
Oropesa of the Royal Mail will be Hamil-
ton j. Baylis. Miss Anna 3. Forbes, Mrs
A. r. Weld. S. NJ. Weld and Mrs. Will
lam Churchill OF Boston, Miss Mary
Dawson and II. II. Dawson of Newark.
Miss Marion De c. Ward, r w. Wright
and James Keating
The Anchor liner Columbia will take
over W. Percy Couse of Asbury Park
James Ritchie. DR.. Douglas Summers OF
Bellevue Hospital. Mrs. J. X Summers
and Mr. and Mrs. George vogel.
Sailing on the President Fillmore will
be Mr.. and Mrs. L. Becker. Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. +. Glocker, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Muller. DR.. +. g. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
II. Il. Wills. Albert Bondy, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert klenck and Miss Eleanor KIcnck
Col. ID. c. Collier OF the commission
10 the Brazilian Exposition, which opens
on September Z. will sail with Mrs Col
lier and their daughter by the Southern
Cross OF the Munson Steamship Line
to-day. Miss Beth Lutz. who attended
the Pan-American Conference Of Women
in Baltimore. is returning to her hon,e
In Brazil.
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.