The New York herald., 1922-09-26
Mauretania off
for Europe as the
Homeric Comes In
vincent Astor Among the Pas
sengers Sailing on Cunar-
der To-day.

Mr. VINCENT Astor will sail for Europe
to-day by the Mauretania TO join Mrs.
Astor IN Paris. He viii disembark at
Cherbourg. One of Mr. Astor's inciden-
tai objects in going abroad at this
time II TO study the various models Of
airplanes and hydroairplanes IN use In
pa assenger service from Paris to other
European cities.
A few weeks age he and T. suffern
Taller organized a company which next
summer will operate line Of commut-
Ing hydroairplanes between New York
and the Rhode Island resort. Announce
ment was made a few days ago that the
New York terminus win be at the East
River and Thirty-first street. 1t is the
purpose OF the company to land its
planes there and not, as originally sug-
gested. in Port Washington Harbor. off
Mr.. fsto-'s shore front place at Great
Neck.
Another passenger on the Mauretania
will be Col. Fred II. Albee. orthopedic
surgeon. who at invitation of the
French Government will address the
Medical and Surgical Congress OF
speciality Is bone grating. DR.. Albee
has performed $500 operations.
others sailing by the big White Star
liner will be Lady Benn. Mrs. T.. T..
Dolman Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Flelsch-
man. Col. NJ w. Eobbins ef the Allan
tic Sugar Refining Company, Mrs. Hob
bins, Mrs. r. C. Homes, Mrs. N. New
lin Hooper. c. w. Porter. w. J. Stats
of the Victor Talking Machine Company,
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gan. Paul Fcnimoro Cooper, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Fenimore Cooper OF
cooperstown: Mrs. Robert NJ. Carrere,
Or. and Mrs. George w. Gray DIR. NJ. S.
Macy, Mrs. Paul Dsnckla Mills Miss
Frances Mills and air. and Mrs. G..
Brinton Roberts of Philadelphia and j.
Edwards wyckoff.
Passengers on board tie Homeric OF
the White Star Line due tomorrow. in
clude many persons well known In the
social, business and professional worlds.
the theatrical and operatic stages being
well renrosented. Among those on board
arc Louis w. Hill, president OF the Great
Northern Railway: Alec Rea OF Res.
Ltd. London; Col. A. q. Bromhead OF
Gsumont Company. Ltd. and identified
with the British film industries: Miss
Dorothy Forster musical composer !,
Nine. Olive Fremstad. soprano; Simon
Guggenheim OF the American Smelling
and Refining Company. Prof. Arthur
Hopewell Smith Of the University OF
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Gilbert Miller. wife oil
the theatrical producer II. C. Phipps. w.
A. worthiugton OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad. Jerome Kern, composer; NJ
". Tuthill OF the American Relief Nd
miristration, Charles Piez president OF
the Electric Steel Company OF Chicago !;
Judge J. v. Goode. William Y. Bonhright
Of Bonbrght & Co, and DIR. John G.
Boyd OF Washington.
Others among the Homeric's passen-
gers are Mr.. and Mrs. Roger S. Baldwin
Mles Catherine Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs H.
$. Brewster. Miss Sylvia Brewster. Mr.
and Mrs. John u. Dumont, Mrs. Frank
Hagemeyer. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Louis c.
Hay. Miss Marjorie Hughes. Miss Marga-
ret Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Monta-
que. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert n. Robbins.
Mrs Meldrum Robinson, Miss Cynthia
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stehll.
Francis Fl. Tabor. Mrs. L. a. NJ. Tabor.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred s. Taylor. Miss
Helen j. Taylor Francis Taylor and Mrs.
william l.. Turner, all OF New York.
Dr. and Mrs George Gray Ward arc
passengers on board the Caronia ot tho
Cunard line which left Cherbourg lsst
'Tittrssy.