The New York herald., 1922-04-01
Notables Among
1900 Sailing on
Olympic To-day
America Ambassadors to Ger
many and Belgium to Be
Among Passengers.

The Olympic of the White Star Line
will sail to-day for Cherbourg ana
Southampton with more than /, 800 pas
sengers. Included among the first class
passengers, numbering 900. are many
persons well known in diplomatic, bust
ness. operatic and social circles
Two American diplomats will be
among the passengers - Alanson B.
Houghton, the first Ambassador to
Germany since the war and Henry p.
Fletcher. Ambassador TO Belgium. Mr..
Houghton will be accompanied by Mrs.
Houghton and their two daughters.
Mr.. Fletcher will be accompanied by
Mrs. Fletcher
The operatic stage viii be represented
on the liner by Nine. Maria Jeritza OF
the Metropolitan Opera. and her hus-
band, Baron Pepper, and Emilio de
Gogorza, barytone, and his wife Nine.
Emma Eames de Gogorza, famous opera
singer.
| The passenger list also includes w.
\ w. Atterbury. director of construction
and operation OF military railways in
4 France during the war; Prince Bon
! compagni Clarence w. Barron. presi-
| dent of Dow. Jones a. Co.. Mrs. Josef
| Stransky wife of the conductor of the
Philharmonic the Earl and Countess
of Dunmore, Miss Zoe Atkins. play
wright: Irving Berlin, Leon Schinasi,
president of Schinasi Brothers. Inc; A.
| L. Dice. president of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, and Frederick M.
Faulk. general manager; Andrew
| Fletcher, president OF the American
Locomotive Company.
Many Business Men Sail.
Other voyagers will be Z. B. Eatrick.
manager of the International Newsreel
Corporation: John Perry. a director OF
| the International Mercantile Marine
| Company; DR. Miles Farrow. organist
| of the Cathedral of st. John the Divine;
! w. l.. George, British feminist, and Mrs.
George, Capt. and Mrs. G. Westmacott.
/ S. r. Berton, New York banker; SIR
| Charles Adds. British banker. and Lady
Adds. Francis L. Hine. president of the
| First National Bank, New York; Judge
and Mrs. Louis B. Hart. the Rev. Dr.
Leighton Parks, rector of st. Bartholo-
news Church: Count David Constan-
TIM, Miss Elsie de Wolfe. DR.. Ludwig
Kast, professor of clinical medicine,
Post Graduate Hospital: Lieut-Col w.
B. Causey, U. S. r.: George F. Rand,
| president of the Buffalo Trust Com
pany; Frank A. Taylor. vice-president of
| the Maryland Coal Company; Henry E.
Dunn, president of the Bradstreet COM
pany, and John w. Rumsey, president Of
the American Play Company, Inc.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Abbott
the Hon. Alfred Anson, Mrs James
| Byrne. Miss Sheila Byrne and Miss
| Beatrice Byrne, Mrs. John 1nnes Kane
| Mr.. George Spencer Eastwick, Mrs
| Percy Goff. Mrs. George r. Dyer, Dr.
| Cuf Mr. nd
| Arthur Fl. Scribner, Mr.. James Speyer,
Mrs. s. Stanwood Menken Mr.. Francis
r. Hitchcock. Mr. William M. WINS. Jr-
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Loeb. Mrs. John
A. Logan, Miss Alice Perkins. Mrs.
Perry Tiffany. Mrs Barclay Ulman
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt. w. V. S. Thorne,
| Miss Anne Sands. Mr. Samuel Sloane.
Jr., Mr.. o. G.. Jennings. Mr. and Mrs
Sartell Prentice. Mrs. John Kane and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Watson.
Adso DR.. and Mrs. William Hewson
Baltzell and DR.. Fabyian Marshall of
Boston. Mrs. r. Il. Strawbridge and Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin II. Wilbur OF Phila-
| delphia Mrs c. Richardson Cox and
Mrs. Maxwell Kennedy of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. George H. Hooper and Miss Grace
Hooper of Montreal and Mile. Fanny
4 Galot of Paris, who has been visiting
| friends in New York.
Passengers on the Lorraine.
The Lorraine OF the French Line.
which sails to-day for Havre, will have
on board Capt. de Lavergne, French
Aerial Service. and Nine. de Lavergne,
Nine. Yvette Guilbert, who is taking a
group of students to her Paris School of
Dramatic Art composed of Miss j.
Barry, Mrs. M. Felwell Miss +. Hess
Miss L. Moffat. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Moore Robinson, Mr. j. w. Dumond Mr..
Martin S. Bernet. Mrs. r. Sears, Mrs.
Mary ]. Hunt and Or. Max Schiller.
Sailing to-day aboard the White Star
| liner Celtic for Queenstown and Liver
pool are Sir Edmund Walker of Toronto,
president OF the Canadian Bank Of Com
merce and Lady Walker. Major-Gen.
William Frederick Sweny ID. S. O., ard
Mrs. Sweny of Tortno, Commander A.
G.. w. Stanton. assistant naval attache
OF the British Embassy at Washington;
| Mr.. Stafford Wright, superintendent OF
the Seamans Church Institute and Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. Edward Bell wife OF the
former secretary OF the American En-
bassy at London; Mr.. J. r. Borland Of
Vickers. Ltd. and Mrs. Borland. Capt.
d. j. Pratt Of the British Embassy at
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Preston
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Hall.
Among those who have booke2 passage
on the S. S. Kroonland of the Red Star
Line. scheduled to sail to-day for Ant
werp and Hamburg, are Mrs +. Douglas
williams. wife Of the manager Of Reut-
ers. Ltd: Mrs. Katherine Yates Of
Berkeley, Cal. Journalist and authoress !;
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Low Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas II. Niles and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T.. Bacon of Philadelphia.
Aboard the $. ). Noordam. sailing to-
day, are Or. Wilhelm Bitter. Mr.. Edward
9. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilgers,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Everwyn Lange, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Marcus. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ruys, Mr.. and Mrs. u. p. Watt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Schmuller.