The New York herald., 1922-07-15
5000 Tourists
to Sail To-day by
Eight Steamships
More Than 500 Of Them Going
to South America--Pader-
ewski a Passenger.

Nearly 5000 tourists will sail to-day
on board eight steamships. More than
500 OF them will have their faces turned
in the direction Of east and west ports
OF South America. The Olympic Of the
White Star Line will take over the
largest number OF seagoers for Europe
1,17o. The George washington of the
United States Lines will hold second
place with l,l0o. More than 500 passen-
gers will be aboard the Drottningholm
of the Swedish-American Line when that
steamship starts for Gothenburg.
The Duke or Leeds. Sir Napier Bur-
nett. X. b. E., NJ. D.. head of the British
Red Cross Alberta Gutierrez, Bolivian
Minister of the Interior Sir James
Reynolds. Liverpool banker; Signor An
drea Geisser Celesia de vegliasco Of the
Italian Embassy. Washington; Sir James
Carmichael. head of the Housing Com
mission for Great Britain, and John
Popovici Rumanlan Consul at New York.
will be among the Olympics passengers.
Other persons OF note booked to leave
by the big steamship will be Baron and
Baroness Henry d'Erlanger. John l..
Radcliffe, shipowner og Gardiff, Wales
Marquis and Marquisa de Pinar del Rio
of Cuba, Judge Charles #. Lynch Of New
ark, DIR. John A. Hartweil, professor OF
surgery at Cornell Medical School. DR..
Francis X. Dercum. neurologist of JEFF
ferson Medical College, Philadelphia
John l. Waterbury, Eugene T. Grace OF
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. Charles
Duveen. art dealer; l.. J. Horowitz OF
the Thompson-Starrett Company.
Passenger. From New York.
Residents of New York will include
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison Car
negie, who will spend their honeymoon
abroad: Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Chubb,
Mrs Colgate Hoyt and Miss Adrienne
Sharp, her niece: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mel
son Borland. Frank Gray Griswold,
George G.. Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. Van santvoord
Merlesmith. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Nash,
Alfonso de Navarro. Robert P. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps,
Herbert Pulitzer. Morgan D. Wheelock.
Miss Alice Wheelock. Mr., and Mrs. w.
H. WheeIock. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rogers Winthrop. Miss Alice Win
throp. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Nc
Fadden, John p. Grier. Mrs. Newbold
Leroy Edgar, Mrs. II. NJ. Alexander,
Winthrop Dwight, Devices w. Dilworth
and j. Horace Harding
The White Star liner Cedric will have
among her passengers DR. William Kin
nicut Draper OF New York: William s.
Woods editor of the Literary Digest; ;
Capt. w. H. Wilding. r. NJ. G. B. E.;
Robert Wilberforce Of the British con-
sular service; Alfred e. Marling of New
York; r. d. Argue Of the Newark
Board OF Education; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Rowland Of New York: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank &. Kennedy, Jr.; Mrs.
Burrows Sloan. Miss Eleanor Sloan ana
Miss Francis B. Sloan OF Philadelphia.
Capt. Thomas N. Sanborn and the
crew of w. X. vanderbilt's steam yacht
Eagle are booked to sail by the Red
Star liner Kroonland to-day. The
steamships list also includes Countess
Helene d'Alvidla. Miss Cecile Lubomir-
ska and Henry. Sebastian and Andrew
Lusomirska. children of the Polish Am
bassador: Nine. Yvonne de los Llanos
wife of the Argentine Minister to Cuba
JULIUS hhHH OF TIE 1TuSCoH Steel SoIit'
pany; Mr.. and Mrs. oliver B. James
and family; Henry l.. Wardwell. Mrs
Jacob A. Riis and Roger william Rils
Of New York. and Miss Julia S. Par
sons OF Cleveland.
During the passage across the AT.
lantic the passengers on board the
George Washington will not want for
plenty of good music of vocal char.
acter chiefly. The passengers will in
clude fifty singers representing various
German singing societies throughout the
United States who are going to Ger.
many to participate in a number oi
Saengerfests. The party Is under the
leadership Of Prof. Ferdinand Engel ol
College Point. L. 7. The members Of the
party are American citizens of German
origin. Fellow passengers will be DR.
and Mrs. George Michaeiis. DIR. Mi
shaelis was for a time German Chan
cellor. Two American motion pictur,
actresses, going to Berlin to make
scenes for a photoplay, are Miss Nal
vina wyman and Miss Kathleen Meyers
Ignace Jan Paderewsld, the Polish
patriot and pianist. and Mrs. Paderew
ski will sail by the Savoie There alst
will be aboard Lee A. Agnew. Jr., o.
New York, American representative a
the international gliding contests a
Clermont- -Ferrand France, In August
Federico Bustindui. Cuban expert playe
of pelota Albert Cousinery, director O.
the Societe les Affreteurs Reunis, an,
Miss Margaret c. Christie OF the Amer
ican Committee for Devastated France
Among the voyagers sailing by TIN
Noordam will be DIR. II. c. Howe. DR.
r. Hercod. DR.. NJ. ". Leof, Prof an,
Mrs. A. Chatin. DR.. r. w. Grundman
Mrs. +. Il. MacDougall. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Spencer, Mrs. II. A. Wade
Arthur J. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Somple. Mrs. M. Bushnell Coleman an,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherlock.
south American Tourists.
There will be two groups Of Soutl
American tourists, one going by tn
Vestris of the Lanport 4 Holt Line
That group will include Mr.. and Mrs
Day Mckinney of Chicago, who are OF
their wedding trip; Gilbert Grosvenor
president of the National Geography
Society. accompanied by Mrs. Gros
venor; Midshipman Melville b. Gros
venor and Miss Lillian Grosvenor, Mr.
and Mrs. William Il. Wallace. Georg,
Edwards of the Forestal and Land Com
pany. Arturo p. Boote, a Representative,
OF the Underwood Typewriter Company
w. b. Kline of Armour & Co., Charlie
r. Hudson Of the Mexican Petroleum
OIL Company. the Lord Abbott MayeNi
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