The New York herald., 1922-05-27
Many Notables to
Sail for Europe on
Six Liners To-day
James NJ. Beck, Solicitor-Gen-
eral, and Family Among
VOyagers on Adriatic.

Another large group of notable per-
sons will sail for Europe to-day on six
steamships. James M. Beck. the Solici-
tor-General, Mrs. Beck and Miss Bea-
trice Beck will be three Of the 300 first
cabin passengers on board the White
Star liner Adriatic, which will carry
total of 1.1O0
The fellow travellers will include Lady
Newdgate. wife of the Governor of
Western Australia; Percy II. Johnston.
president of the Chemical National
Bank; Clifford Hunt. vice-president Of
that bank; Major and Mrs. Frederick
p Merrielees of London. A. Bon. presi-
dent of the Swiss Hotel Owners Asso-
citation. who has been making study
of American hotels; Frank II. Nudge.
director of the Syndicate Trading Com
pany; Justice William H. Langdon. pre-
siding justice of the State Court of
Appeal Of California. who will be ac-
companied by his family; Francis 8.
McElhenny, vice-president Of the Sun
Oil Company. and Mrs. McElhenny Of
Philadelphia: w. w. Heroy. vice-presi-
dent of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company; w. Tyemont Of the Interna-
tional General Electric Company, who
Is enroute to South Africa: j. Alfred
Dixon. vice. president Of the Safety Car
Heating and Lighting Company. and
DIR. Abraham Flexner Of New York.
Others among the passengers will be
L. Bolton Bangs. Miss Mary e. Bangs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ellis. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Fash, Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Franklin, Mrs. Robert A. Gar
diner. Miss Alexander B. Gardiner, Miss
Grace Hendrick. Mrs. NJ Bigelow Hap
good, Mrs. f. B. Jennings. Mrs. Ken
meth Lord, Miss Isabel McMillin, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward w. Peaslee. Seney
Plummer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing 2. Reed.
Benjamin Strong Jr. F. H. Tabor and
+. A. M. Tabor of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. r. Freeman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles e. Mather of Philadelphia, Basil
Miles Of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence B. Mitchell Of Chicago. Mrs. w. s.
Potter and Miss Mary Potter of Pitts
burgh, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alex
ander and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Bell
| of st. Louis.
| Several travellers Of note in the theat-
rical and musical worlds also will go
by the White Star Liner, including
Lenox Pawle, Miss Jane Cowl. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dodson Mitchell, Louis Graveure'
the singer, and Mrs. Graveure (Eleanor
Painter), and Lionel Mapleson Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company.
10 sui On thC OHuoHas
Nine. Florence Easton. prima donna
of the Metropolitan Opera House. and
her husband. Francis MacLennan,
tenor. who devoted his time entirely to
concertizing last season, sail to-day by
the Orduna of the Royal Mail Steam
Packet. After a vacation in Southamp-
ton and London they will sing at the
Royal Opera in Berlin this summer.
Another passenger will be Mrs. William
NJ Polk of $40 Fifth avenue, who will
pass the summer at st. Moritz and later
tour Europe by automobile.
! In all there will be $50 passengers on
board the Royal Mail Steam Packet
steamship. Some of the others Will be
Jorge G.. De Parada, a wealthy Mexi-
can, with his wife. seven children and
Mrs. De Parada's mother; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd B. Sanderson, Jr.: j. w. Clark.
general manager of the Royal Mall re-
turning to London; Mrs. James c. Col
gate, Col. William N. Amory OF Bos-
ton, William Lewis, general manager OF
the Pacific Line, returning to England: !:
Mrs. ]. W. Small. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
w. Jarvis. Mrs. NJ. Il. Blake. Mis- Agnes
II. Davis and Miss Elizabeth Roycroft.
Among those booked to sail by the
Red Star liner Finland for Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Antwerp to-day are DR..
T.. B. Bronson. Mrs. Ronald e. Curtis.
Miss Margaret Dubois. Mrs. James
Marshall, Miss Eleanor Marshall and
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Smelling. OF New
York: DR.. r. TAFT Mckenzie. director Of
physical education at the University of
Pennsylvania and Mrs. TAFT. Of Phila-
delphia.
wreath for Dead Sailors.
Another of the outgoing transatlantic
liners to-day is to be the Peninsula State
OF the United States Lines enroute to
Bremen with stops at Cherbourg and
Plymouth. Just before the steamship
sails a wreath. dedicated to the sailors
who died during the world war; will be
taken to the ship by Commander r. j.
Leshy and Philip NJ. Steinborn. quarter
master. representing Staten Island Post
563 of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
The wreath will be entrusted to Capt.
Fried of the steamship. and at noon on
Tuesday, Decoration Day. 1t will be
cast from the bridge into the sea. Dur
ing the ceremony the ships band will
play a dirge.
Among the passengers on this vessel
will be Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Love.
Mr., Love is vice-president OF the Emerg-
ency Fleet Corporations in charge OF
traffic He will be abroad for about
six weeks. Another passenger will be
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made a tour Of the typhus districts of
Europe for the New York Health De-
partment. He is returning to make other
q observations, having In mind the protec-
ton OF the port of New York against
possible ravages OF disease from Eu-
rope. Also sailing Is Mr.. Carl w. Won
Helmolt American general manager
for the North German Lloyd, who is
making business trip to Europe. Other
passengers include Mr.. Mason Peters.
business manager OF the Journal of
Commerce: Miss Rose L. Sutro. pianist;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lawrence Smith. Mrs.
f. r. Kadelburg, Mrs. NJ. Z. Miller. Mrs.
A. b. Norton and Miss Louise Schaef-
fer.
The President Arthur. another Of the
United States liners. also will start to-
day for Bremen. with a stop at Queens
town. The boat will be filled to capac-
ity, the passengers including n number
of Irish lassies.. On board en- route to
Ireland and Gevmany will be Miss G.
O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Anderson, Mrs
c. B. Campbell. Miss Mary Daniels. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Erb. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Fuelbner. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus w. Ger
kens, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Roman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas O'Byrne and Miss Rita
O'Byrne, Miss r. O'Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs X. Platz. Mr. and Mrs. Herman G.
Meyers. Misses X. and II. Meyers. Mrs.
IL. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kuhne,
Mr.. w. Mencke. Miss c. Haug. Miss Lucy
Harmes and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wolff.
Among the passengers on the Cunarder
Berengaria. due here this evening from
Southampton and Cherbourg. are Mr..
o,d Mira Jarnae Il Poll Mr. and Mre.