The New York herald., 1922-09-16
Giant Majestic
Goes Out To-day
in Fleet of Eight
Many Notables Aboard Big
Liner-Screen Artists
Off for Europe.

Elgnb passenger liners sail to-day Tor
European and South American ports.
The Majestic OF the White Star Line will
30 out with well filled cabins in all
classes. In her group OF seagoers viii
Clydesdale. son and heir OF the Duke OF
Hamilton and future premier peer in the
Scottish peerage and head of the ancient
clean OF Douglas The Marquis, who is
10, came to New York two weeks ago
from South America and is about TO
finish the last leg OF a worldseeing
junket. He Is one of the most eligible
of the young Britons of noble lineage.
Some OF their fellow passengers VIII
be Brig.-Gen. A. c. Critchly, d. 5. g..
c. M. G.: Gypsy Pat Smith. evangelist;
f. Douglas Williams. general manager OF
Reuters; Jojichi Takamine, son of the
4 we'll known Japanese chemist, the late
DIR. Jojichi Takamine, who will make
an extended tour of Europe on business
connected with his laboratories; Chilean
Tsur. Chinese Consul General at Mon
treal Charles A. Platt, New York
architect; G.. r. Carter OF Los Angeles,
former Governor or the Hawaiian
Islands; Charles J. Fay. attorney Tor
the New York Shipbuilding Corporate
r. T. Burge. president OF the Gulf Fruit
Steamship Company: Y. Araki and !.
Takunaga Of the Japanese Department
of Communications. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Leslie Waggoner of Fort Worth,
Tex, who were married recently in the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah 5. Cosden have
booked passage for Europe to-day on
the Majestic of the White Star Line.
Mr.. Cosden was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis at Saratoga recently. lie
conyalesced sufficiently TO come TO New
York. and he and Mrs, Cosden took an
apartment at the Plaza. They expect
to be absent a greater part of the
winter.
Others going are Mrs. L. B. Prestcn-
and George Harvey Russell of New
York; Mrs. Morris l. Clcthier, Miss
Lydia Clothier Miss Dorothy Clothier,
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Averett. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
G. Ryles and DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly
of Philadelphia, Robert t. Lee and
Clarence H. Corning of Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carol w Alton of Chicago. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dyke. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. p. Collins and Miss Eleanor
Collins of Pittsburgh.
Film Artists Sail.
A number of actors and actresses for
the film drama will sail to-day by the
President Harding Of the United States
Lines. These seagoers are connected
with the Cosmopolitan Productions and
are engaged in making a picture in
which Lionel Barrymore plays the leadR
Ing role. Mr.. Barrymore had planned
to sail with the party. but had to delay
his departure until next Saturday, when
he will take passage on the George Wash
ington.
Among the motion picture actors and
actresses are Alma Rubens. Pedro de
Cordoba. Juanita Corsland, Willie Col
lier. Jr., Nita Naldi w. Fl. Thompson
Henry Wild. Ira Morgan. Gladys c.
Parke Lynn A. Shores, DIR. Daniel Car
son Goodman and Mrs. Theresa Rubens
Others sailing are Joseph f. Willard.
former United States Ambassador to
Spain. Capt. w. B. Wait commander
OF the Illinois or the New York Naval
Militia, MIR. and Mrs Arthur j. Grey.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Lloyd Jones Of
Washington, ID. G.. Philip Adams. United
mates Consul at Paris Mr.. and Mrs
Fitz-Henry Foye Tucker. Mrs. w H.
Weeks. Mrs. II. G. Phillip and William
Tischbein.
The Southern Cross OF the Munson
Line. which sails to-day, will take n
number OF tourists to the Brazilian Cen
tennial Exposition. They will include
ana Supreme Court and the State repre-
sentative of Louisiana to the Rio de ia
metro exposition Frank Petry OF the Le-
high Portland Cement Company. T. j.
Humbird. commissioner from the State
OF Idaho to the Rio de Janero Centen-
nial Exposition: David Humbird. Charles
c. Paulding. James Cook of Boston. Guy
Whitney OF Swift q Co. and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Cremer.
Booked on Adrfatfc.
Among those booked to sail to-day
by the White Star liner Adriatic. are
II. Keith Kane. captain Of the 1921
Harvard football team: William III
Sweat of the American Felt Company.
G. w. Higgins of Niagara Falls, Euro
pean representative OF the Carborundup
Company; Henry X. Fisher cotton ex-
porter of Mississippi: David Keys, son
OF Commodore A. L. Key, u. s. NJ;
Capt. A. l.. French Of the China Steam
ship Company. DIR. Samuel Swift. Dr.
James II. Lincoln, Francis NJ Bacon
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving +. Favor and
David Fullerton OF New York. Mr. and
Mrs. Horace T.. Smith and Miss Mary
Smith OF Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. r. Cooper Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crocker and Lawrence Kimball Of Bos-
ton. the Rev. George Grenvlle Merrill OF
Stockbridge and Miss Isabel Woodruff
OF Litchfield.
The Red Star liner iceland, sailing
to-day. will have among her passengers
DIR. Philip Norris of Philadelphia. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Il. Taylor and s. L.
Kelsey of New York and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Stegman Of Detroit.
The Holland-America liner New Am
sterdam will take away to-day Fred
erick Taylor. +. X. G. s., a noted Afri-
can explorer and Mrs. Taylor: Paul RI.
Cromelin, president OF the Interocean
Film Corporation. and Mrs. Cromelin
Dr. s. J. Walker. Mrs. II. IT. Shearson,
George a. McKinlock, Miss Natica
Mast. Miss Julia Dupont. Miss Esther
Champion. George Barnett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund l.. Beatty George r.
Woods. Mrs. w. u. Hines and Father
J. w. a. Jansen. There will sail a
party Of nine Felician Sisters Of the
Immaculate Conception Convent al
Lodi. ~. J.
E. Harmon. associated with Coudert
Bros. will sail for France to-day by the
Lorraine of the French line. accom-
ranicd by Mrs. Harmon and the Misses
Narca1ta and Guzauna Harmon. Others