The New York herald., 1922-12-16
Senator Edge and
Bride Sail To-day
on the Majestic
Grover Looming Going to
Europe to Study Aero
plane Service.

Senator Walter Evans Edge and his
bride. who was Miss Camilla Loyal
Ashe Sewall of Bath. Me-. will gail to-
day by the Majestic of the White Star
Line for their wedding trip to Europe.
Their marriage took place last Satur-
day in Bath. The bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Sewall. Some
of their fellow passengers Will be D.
Francis A. Clark, who will join Mrs.
Clark in Versailles, where their children
are In school; Lady Strathcona, Claus A.
Spreckels, Mrs John Bassett Moore
and Herman c. Huffer.
Passage also has been booked by
George McGrath. former Accountant
General of the Irish Free state. who
came here on a financial mission Tor
his Government; Sir Robert Baird. *.
B. f., managing director of the Belfast
Telegraph and associated papers the
Hon. and Mrs. Arthur j. 2. Howard,
Gen. Sir Menus O'Keefe. NJ. D., X. c.
NJ. c.: DR.. David Bergstrom, Swedish
Minister at Toxic, and Mrs. Bergstrom,
Ca rios de Socasa Attache of the Chill
can Legation; Count de Bellegarde
Francois Crucy. special representative
of Petit Pd1fsien and ILLUSTRATION. for
NJ. Clemenceau's American tour; Rob-
ert w. Armitage, Yorkshire coliiery
owner; Maksymiljan Kolski. secretary
of the Polish finance delegation; Leslie
and Philip Runciman. London steamship
owners; j. r. Wierdsnla, chairman OIL
the Holland-American Line; Arthur
Sweetser Swiss journalist; Sir Ernest
Oldham. Britist barrister; Lieut.-Col. II.
c. Wallis. Col George A. Carruthers
and Gen. and Mrs. Micklem.
The long list also includes the names
of Bishop John l.. Nuelsen. head OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Centrai
Europe who has been attending the
annual meeting of the Board of For
egn Missions; Prof. Chauncy b. Tinker
of Yale, Charles II. Ebbetts OF the
Brooklyn National Baseball Club. 5.
Arlent Edwards, etcher; Rev. DR.. X.
Machines, Bishop of Jerusalem, and
Mrs. Machines. Edward A. MacDou-
gall, Theodore B. Schulze. DIR. Boris d.
Bogen. head of the joint distribution
committee for Russian and Polish re-
lief: Rev. Thomas V. Moore, professor
OF theology at San Francisco ThsoIogi-
cal Seminary; Dr. l. G. Kligler OF
Rockefeller Institute. head of the Pal
estine Malarial Research Unit; DR.. Otto
Shulhof. John w. Finch, geoogist;
Glenn w. Cole. George w. Fuller, Alfred
Keene, DR.. A. f. Austin of Greenwich,
who Is gong 10 LOnQOn ana Jenna
for study. and N. A. Elsberg.
The theatrical contingent includes
Miss Pearl White. Miss Blythe DAILY,
Miss Barbara Winthrop and Miss Cy-
prienne Beach. film artists; Marc Klaw,
producer. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jean
Bedini.
Another passenger will be Grover
Looming, airplane constructor. He viii
make an investigation of the organiza.
ton and equipment used on several Eu'
ror can oi- lines. studying latest develop
ments with the idea of Incorporating the
best foreign ideas with the proposed all
line between New York and Newport
next summer. While in Paris Mr.. Loen
ing will represent the Aeronautica
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States at the annual aeroplane salon.
The Lamport & Holt liner Vasarl
sailing to-day. will take to South Amer
lean ports Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bigelow and
Miss p. Bigelow OF Boston. e. b. Lintor
of the Standard Oil Company Gos,1or
Lacy, Roy Lacy. c. II. Bradner. Lui;
Palazuelo. Spanish Vice-Consul at Per
nambuco: Lieut.. Annibal Mattos of Tho
BrNzilian navy. r. NJ Lockwood, a. j,
Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anna.
zaga OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II
Cox. c. j. Boylan. Il. =. Sterchi, Mis-.
Clara Wellington, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
K. Sibley, Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Natili
Mrs. f. IL. Grant and Mr.. and Mrs G.
l.. Bauer.