The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-04
Lady tombstone
Sails for Home
by the Olympic
Relatives With Her-Annie
Peck to Decorate Brazil
Peak.

Lady Alan tombstone. who came from
England three weeks ago to visit her
brother, Clifford p.nchot. Republican
andidate for Governor of Pennsylvania.
and Mrs. Pnchot as wen as relatives
in New York and Washington. will start
back to-day by the Olympic of the White
Star Line. Her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lane Emo and Miss Alice II. Emo
Of Princeton, will be fellow passengers.
Francis Burke Roche also Will sail by
this liner to visit Baron Fermoy ami
Mrs. Burke Roche. his brother and
mother. in England and return with
them in December.
The White Star liner also will hav''
among her passengers DR.. l.. l.. eros.
head of the American Hospital in Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar \. Rhodes. Curtis
Brown, Henry w. Allen. general man
ager of the Marconi Company in Great
Britain: Cecil Hepworth. a BIRTHS mo-
ton picture producer; Flight Lieut.. c.
w. Bailey. Col A. II. Carter, Lieut-Col.
and Mrs. A. Hamilton Gault of Mont
real j. w. Spalding. Baron b. Wuller-
storff Ubair, Raymond Patenotre, NJ. C.
Piggott London manager for Guggen-
helm Brothers, and James Il Scott, Sec
rotary OF the American Embassy in
Berlin.
; Miss Annie s. Peck. the explorer and
mountain climber. who placed n wom-
ans suffrage banner upon the summit
of Mount Coropuna in the Peruvian
Andes in 1911, will sail to-day by tho
Lamport 4 Holt liner Vandyck TO
the purpose of planting the emblem Js
equal rights on the top of Mount Cor
covada, overlooking the harbor of Rio
de Janeiro.
Others among the seagoers en- route
to South America will be y. II. Rey-
nolds, vice president of the All America
Gable Company: II. l.. Arnold. Indiana's
representative TO the Rio de Janeiro ex
position; Leopoldo Ortiz attache of the
Mexican Legation at Callao; Cyrus f.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Lawrence
Stimson, Garcia Leao, Brazilian Consul
at Norfolk, and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j.
Swift.
Booked to sail by the White Star liner
Cedric are Mr. ana Mrs. Winfield 5.
Hoyt and W. B.. Leonard, Jr. of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs William Bunker
Bernard Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Thorn, Miss Nina Thorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shriver. Miss Madeline
Shriver. Miss Marian c.. Shriver and
Mr.. and Mrs. w Il. Sudders
Sailing by the Red Star liner lap
land to-day will be Mrs. Frederick f.
Wonham, Miss Dorothy Wonham. Dud-
ley Donald, Mr.. and Mrs l.. ID. White
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Mccain Of
New York. and Norman Duncan and
G. B. Hart. who are en- route to the
diamond fields of South Africa.
Another South American liner going
out to-day will be the Essequibo of the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company. on
board will be Major Charles A. Ber-
ridge and Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Engel-
mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kaye Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. A. Meyerhoff, f.. l.. Ca
buche, %. G. Mumford, w. l.. Dring and
Mrs. Douglas v. Garnhan will sail to-
day by the Oropesa of the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company.
Another Holland America liner, the
Rotterdam. viii have among rner passen-
gers W. Corcoran, American Vice-Con-
sui at Boulogne-sur- Mer !; Prof II. j.
Hamburger, Mr.. r. j. hamburger. Miss
Catherine Robinson. Miss Janet Robin
son and Or. and Mrs. Frank Il. Sinp-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. James MeiSiejones, J..
w. Andrew Miss Barbara w. Chamber
lain, Mrs. r.. l. Martin, Miss Katherine
d. Martin and Andrew Law, well
known merchant of Canada. will sail
to-day by the Cameronia.
The Caronia. also sailing to-day. will
take Mr. and Mrs. George p. Butler, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Il. Clegg, Mi: and Mrs.
L. Austin Finday, Col. J. A. Pemberton
Mrs. Charles Wright and Charles Il.
Wright.