The New York herald., 1922-12-01
Mountbattens Sail
Tomorrow by the
Olympic for Home
Sir Eric Geddes, Brother of
British Ambassador, An
other Passenger.

Lord Louis Mountbatten. X. C. V. o..
r. ~, and Lady Louis will say farewell
TO America tomorrow and sail back to
England by the Olympic of the White
Star line after having passed two
months of their wedding trip in the
United States. They have seen much OF
The country from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and have had sreat variety
OF public and social experiences.
Lord Louis is cousin OF King
George V, His bride. who was Miss
Edwina Ashley. is one of England's
greatest heiresses, having inherited
most Of the estate left by her grand
father, the late Sir Ernest Cassel.
Upon their arrival from England in
September they became the guests of
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson on a trans
trip In private car. Since
their return to New York they have
been guests OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
Some of their fellow passengers on the
Olympic will be Sir Eric Geddes. brother
OF the British Ambassador at Washing
ton, who has been in America two
weeks and Sir Thomas Upton, whose
recovered health now will permit him
to get away after two postponements
OF MS departure.
Nine. dn CANA Sailing.
Nine. Domiclo da CANA, wife OF the
Brazilian Ambassador to the Court Of st.
James's, also is closing her visit among
American relatives and friends. She
will be accompanied by her son. Mr.
Morris r.. Volck. Another passenger will
be Nine. Jules Paternotre, whose hus-
band was French Ambassador TO the
United States. Nine. Paternotre has
been passing several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. James Elverson. in Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City. where they
were Joined by Count and Countess Boni-
face de Castellane. son-in-law and
daughter of Nine. Paternotre.
New York society VIII be represented
among the passengers by Mrs. John Tur-
ner Atterbury. who will pass the winter
In the South of France; Mrs. Montaigu
la. Montague, Mr.. Joseph G. Baldwin Sd
and Mrs. William Storrs Wells. There
viii also be Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bell.
Mrs. Richard f. Ford. Miss juliet Ford.
Mrs. Arthur A. Houghton Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Knox, Franklin s. Richardson and
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Untermyer.
The big White Star liner also viii
take away Sir John George Beharrell,
u. s. o.. director OF statistics of the
British Admiralty, Mrs Robert A. Van
Wycll. Major Archibald NJ. Johnson, son
Of Senator Hiram johnson OF California.
and his bride, Sir Peter McLelland. Gen.
Evan M johnson, George Thomas
Emerson, Jr.. OF the London staff of the
Ledger, Mrs. Charles Far
nam, who was decorated by the Serbian
Government for her war service, w.
Limits Smith, manager of the London
Times and affiliated papers. who has
just completed a contract with Cor
neilus Vanderbilt. Jr. for their busi-
ness and financial representation in the
United States, Capt. w. J. Roberts, for
mer commander OF the liner New York.
j. A. +. Malone. London theatrical pro-
ducer. Frederic r. Murphy. Capt. Johan
Beichman Of Christiania. and Peter
Stefan. a lawyer of Philadelphia.
The Cedric's Passengers.
The White Star Cedric. sailing to-
morrow. will have among her passengers
n party OF missionaries bound for Mon
royia, which includes the Rev. Or. w.
Sampson Brooks, Prof and Mrs. Caswell
T.. Crewa, Prof and Mrs. Howard E.
Young and Gabriel NJ johnson
Rene Van Crombrugge Of the Belgian
diplomatic service. Nine. Crombrugge
and the Misses Georgette, Madeleine
and Hortense Crombrugge will be among
the passengers on the Red Star liner
Finland. sailing tomorrow for Ant
werp.
Another White Star liner. Arabic,
goes out tomorrow with a large number
OF winter tourists bound for the Medi-
terra mean resorts. They will include
the Rev. DR.. X. l.. Harris. Bishop of
Marquette: Mrs. Harris and Miss Rosa
lind Harris. Mrs. T. r. NJ. Whiting and
DR.. and Mrs. John r. Raser OF New
York. Mrs. w. A. Barron, Mr. and
Mrs. william L. Beaman. Miss Mary
Beaman. Mrs. y. s. G.. Bennett. Mrs.
n! H. Benson. Miss L. B. Campbell,
Mrs. John Caswell. Miss Elizabeth Cas-
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther w. Faux
ner, Miss Sarah NJ. Faulkner, John A.
Faulkner, Mrs. w. A. GIL. Miss Doro-
thy Gilmore. Judge and Mrs. T. +. Nc
Arnarny, Mrs. w. G. Sabine, Miss Janet
Sabine and Mrs. Grassie Hyde Smith OF
Boston.