New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
EightLinersSail
For European
Ports To-day
Olympic Leaves This Morn
ing With Passenger List
Including Notable Persons
Going Over for Holidays
Many New Workers Listed
Henry Calland, Aboard the
Savoie, Making His l32d
Trip on the Same Vessel

Tho White Star liner Olympic viii
sail AZ 10 o'clock this morning from
her West Nineteenth Street pier FOR
Europe with many prominent persons
who are returning % their homss
abroad and AmsncAns who will pass
the Christmas holidays In France and
England.
Passengers booked on the Olympic
are ". y. Woolworth, head of Wool
worth & Co.; II. G.. Selfridge jr.;
Mrs. II. D. Einsteln, member % the
New York State Child Welfare Board;
Sir George Behnrrell, d. S. o.. director
Of statistics Of the British Admiralty;
Mrs. Robert A. Van Wyck, widow Of
the former Mayor; Or. Caleb Williams
Salceby, eugcnist Of London, return
ing from q lecture tour: Major Archi-
bald ~. johnson, son OF Senator Hiram
Johnton, Of California, and his bride;
Nine. da CANA, wife Of the Bruzilin
Ambassador 90 the Court Of 81. James's,
her son, Morris X. Nolck. and her
cousin, Mrs. Montagu La Montague;
iir Peter McClelland; General Evan h.
ohnston; George Thomas Emerson jr.,
the London staff OF "The Philadel-
1hia Ledger; Mrs. Charles farnam,
who was decorated by the Serbian gov
ernment for her relief work; Captain
W. J. Roberts, former commander of
tho steamship New York; Captain j.
A. +. !lalone, London theatrical pro-
ducer; +. 7. Murphy, Captain Johan
Belehmann, OF Christianiai and Peter
Stefan, OF Philadelphia.
Among the New Workers sailing are
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury. Joseph ..
Baldwin Sd, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bell,
Mrs. Richard T. Ford, Miss Juliet
Ford, Mrs. Arthur A. Houghton, Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Knox, Mrs. William
storrs Wells, Franklin s. Richardson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Untermyer
There are seven other transatlantic
liners sailing to-day. In addition 20
the Olympic, going 10 Cherbourg and
Southainpton. arc the White Star
liners Arabic for the Mediterranean
and the Cedric FOR Liverpool, the
French liner savoie for Hayre, the
Holland-America liner Noordam for
Rotterdam, the Cunarder Csronia FOR
Liverpool, the Red Star liner Finland
for Antwerp and The Anchor liner
Assyria for Glasgow.
The savoie will have among her pas
sengers Henry Galiand, OF Best & Co.
who Is making his 1924 crossing on tho
French Line vessel, accompanied BY
Mrs. GallAnd; Comseigneur Omer
Cloutier, personal representative OF
the Archbishop Of Quebec; Jacques dc
Sieyos, secretary 20 the French En-
bassy in Washington, and Fieife
Llewellyn, OF New York.
The Arabic Is taking the Right Rev.
Y. L. Harris. Bishop Of Marquette, Mrs.
Harr and Miss Rotslind Harris Mrs'
+. Z. u. Whiting and DR.. and Mrs: John
3. Raser. of New York: Mrs ". A.
Barron. Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Bea-
man, Miss Mary Bssman, Mrs. Z. 5. q.
Bennett. Mrs. y. II. Benson, Miss J.. h.
Campbell, Mrs. John Caswell, Miss
Elizabeth Caswell. Mr. and Mrs. Luther
W. Faulkner, Miss Sarah ". Faulkner
and John A. Faulkner.
Rene Van Crombrugge. Chaneellor OF
the Belgian EmbaIsy, Nine. CToui-
brugce, and the Misses Georgette,
Madeline and Hortense CrombrugEe are
among the passengers on the Finland.
Tho Cedr will have among her pas.
scngers q party Of missionaries bound
(or MorroviA. which includes the Right
Rev. W Sampson Brooks, Professor
aud Mr.. CAswell ?. Crews, Professor
and Mrs. Howard +. Young and Ca
briel ". Johnson. Others on the Ced-
ric are Mrs. Boring 7. Hildreth ard
Mise Carolyne Hildreth, Of Oak Hill
Farm, Herkimer. y. Y; Harry Shaw
Perris. director and teeretary Of the
Br t.sh branch Of the SulgraVe Insti.
tuition; Julius II. o. Bange, foreign
representative OF tho Hartford Fair-
mount Company; Mrs. Herry Knott
and Miss Elaine Knott.