The New York herald., 1922-06-10

! merce; Mrs. Hammond and Miss Helen
Borchele and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Gerrlin of Chicago.
Axel Wallenberg, the Swedish Minis
ter TO this country. will start for his
homeland with his family on board
the Drettningholm of the Swedish
American Line. Others among her
l'343 passengers will be Julio Madero
Mexican Minister to Sweden: F. e. W.
Alexanderson of the Radio Corporation
OF America. Hugo Beethius. S. Soren-
sen. agricultural adviser to the Danish
Government; w. Sisson. president of the
American Wood Pulp Association. and
Major-Gen. Thord Gray.
Frank Ward O'Malley. the humorst
| and author. will sail by the steamship
George Washington or the United States
Lines. This is to be mis- first trip across
the ocean and his preparations have
been thorough. Yesterday he visited the
George Washington IN Hoboken and
spent three hours asking questions con.
cernirg seasickness Ie had a rcd note
book and scribbled down nautical
phrases so that he will not be taken fol
a landlubber during the trip. He viii
not refer to por.s as windows" MOI
will lie refer to stewards at walters"
Mr. OMalley Is going abroad to write
a series of articles for the Saturday Epc-
| ming Post. He is accompanied by Mrs
OMalley and their two children.
Others sailing by the George Wash.
ngtor will be Mrs. James II. Kerens
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Luhrs. Thomas r
Mccran. Attorney General of New Jer.
sey; Mrs. McCran. Mr.. L. W. Rolingcr
Mrs G, f. Buchanan. Miss Bessie
Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Keller
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace F. Nixon, Misses
Mo- Ne. 1i,,o f. NJ
and Mrs. H. H. Oppenheimer, Mrs. FREQ
Wyman. Mrs. Helen Short. Miss Eliza
beth Short. Miss Day. Mrs. Ed
ward Mahon. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Mulch and Miss Mulch and Mr.. and Mrs
John ErtI
The krOOnland's Passengers.
Among the passengers sailing to-da.
by the Red Star liner Kroorland will be
c. c. Jordan. sec 'etary of the American
Legation at Helsingfors Lucian N. Sui
Ivan. American Consul at Cadiz: Mis-.
G. NJ. Wilder, DR.. Hugo A. Rennert. pro
fessor at the University of Pennsylva
MIA; Miss Julia Med. Davis. daughte
of the former American Ambassador &
! Great Britain; Frank T. Cable. vice
president Of the New London Ship ant
Engine Company Edward w. Wash
burn. professor of cerariac chemistry a
the University of Illinois: Mrs. FRANKLIN
| Ward, Mrs. George A. Brown, Miss Ethe
Brown. Miss Anne Brown. Mrs. Dave II
Coddington, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hun
Talmaee and Miss Mary Talmage o
New York. Miss f. Therese Tyler o
Philadelphia, Miss Eleanor Turnbul O.
Baltimore and Miss Louise Fishburn ant
Mrs. F. Van Slyke of Washington.
The White Star fleet also will in
clude the Baltic whose 1000 passenger!
will include Major j. Wright Rumbougf
and his bride. who was Miss Grace Hal
| Colgate. They will be absent two
months in Europe and upon their re
turn will go to Camp Denning. Ga.
where he Is stationed. Their fellow
passengers will include Col. w. e
Wood, of the New York Police Re
serve: John Stuart. vice-president o.
the Quaker Oats Company, of Chicago
Mrs. Stuart, c. ". Vickery. manager o
the New Near East Relief: Miss Mar
jorie S. Lake. daughter of former Gov
ernor Lake, of Connecticut; Capt. ]
Henry. honorary attache of the British
Embassy. Washington Col. Robert ]
Clarke. Miss F. A. Dallett, Miss K
Dallett and John Dallett. Mrs. William
Kinnicutt Draper. Miss Malvina Hof
man. the sculptress Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Fl
j.. Stonington, and Mr.. snd Mrs. L. C
Moller of New York Mr.. and Mrs. V
NJ. Dorsey. of Washington and Mrs
| Oscar Iasigi. of Boston