The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Secretary Hughes
and Party Sailing
for Rio Tomorrow
Pan-American of Munson Line
/ Taking Travellers South
Passengers for Europe.

With Secretary Hughes and Mrs
Hughes and party on board the Pan
America of the Munson Line will sail
Tomorrow for South America from
! Heboken. All OF the upper or A deck
viii be occupied by the party. the ae-
ccmmodations OF Secretary and Mrs.
Hughes including bedroom. dressing
room and bath. dining room and living
room with adjacent bath.
The remainder of the deck will be oc-
crpied BY the other members of the
party. which includes Stephen G.. Porter.
chairman Of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee Of the House, and Miss Porter
lis daughter; Major-Gen. Robert Lee
Rullard. representing the army, and Miss
BulIard Rear-Admiral Carl I. Vogelge-
sang commander OF the Third naval
district and the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
who is chief naval aid Cyrus H. X
Curtis of Philadelphia and several Sec
retaries and aids. Mrs. Jones, wife OF
Rear-Admlral Jones. in command OF the
Maryland, now In South American
waters, will also be member OF the
party.
The Pan America is a speedy ship and
the trip to Rio de Janeiro will occupy
eleven days, Capt. Porter, one OF the
lines experienced officers, being in COM
mand. Upon arrival at Rio the Mary
land in command OF Rear Admiral
Jones. will take over the Hughes party
and the Pan America will proceed to
her pier later completing her voyage to
Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
The Pan America is new vessel,
having gone into service February 20,
and has made only three voyages TO
South America. She carries 22O men
and has accommodations for 1876 first
- ar
modations have already been taken.
She displaces 21, 900 tons and burns oil.
Secretary Hughes and party will be
IN Rio until September IL when they
will start north on the American Legion
of the Munson Line, due in New York
eleven days later.
The United States rifle team which
will compete in the international rifle
tournament In Italy sails to-day on the
President Adams OF the United States
lines. 1t is under the leadership of
Major w. r. Waller, Y. S. M. G. The
members of the team, who were drawn
from various branches Of military and
naval service and two from civil life,
are Commander WILSON,
Iieutenant-Co Commander A. D. Denney
Lieutenant Commander G. p. Osburn,
Major J. X. Boles. u. S. A.; Capt. Jo-
seph Jackson, us. NJ c.. Mr.. Lawrence
Neusslein, Mr.. Walter Stokes and Ser
geant Morris Fischer.
Others sailing on the steamship Presi-
dent Adams are Dr. Mary II. Patrick.
Cav. Uff. G. B. Vitelli, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
A. Morton Mr.. Morton is vice-president
OF the Central Uhion Trust Company
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Adams. DR.. I. A.
Wilson and family, Miss r. l.. Hunting
ton, Mrs. NJ j. Twonney and Mr.. Will
lam Lohmeyer.
The Paris, sailing to-day for Plymouth
and Havre viii have among her passen-
gers, Mrs Henry v. Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Bedford, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Nelson Cromwell. Mrs. Il. Crane
Chadbourne, Mr.. Charles Dodge, Counte
r. de Tiontenilliat, Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Howard, Senator Easton Menier.
Mr. Jacques Menier. Mrs. Menier, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ID. McDaniels, Jr.,
Mrs J. Montgomery Sears, Mrs. Ruth
erford Stuyvesant. Mrs. Harold II.
Weeks and Miss Adeline Weeks.
Passengers on the Seydlitz OF the
North German Lloyd. out to-day for
Bremen, will have on board Rt. Rev.
Patrick ]. Gratten Mythen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Reiche. Miss Mary Sleger
and Mrs Sophie Renner, all of New
York city, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
wahrmund OF Jersey City.