The New York herald., 1922-10-07
Majestic in Fleet
of 7 Sails Today;
McKenna A board
EX-ChancclIOr of British Ex.
chequer and American Bank
ers Among Passengers.

The Right Hon. Reginald McKenna.
former Chancellor OF the British Ex
chequer and chairman OF the London
Joint City and Midland Bank will re-
turn to England to-day by the Majestic
OF the White Star Line after brief
visit TO this city for the primary pur-
pose of addressing the convention of the
American Bankers Association. Charles
T. Mitchell, president of the National
City Bank; L. y. Swenson of that bank.
the Hon. J. w Wilson, VI. p, and
Henry l.. Labouchere of Amsterdam
also will be members of group of
men of international note going abroad
by the steamship.
There also will go a party Of business
men and bankers of Washington, in
Guiding Elliott II. Goodwin Of the
United States Chamber of Commerce:
George w. White, president of the
Metropolitan National Bank B. F. Saul
Of the American Security and Trust
Company. A. f. Jorss Of the District
National Bank, Howard r. Norton and
George G. Pumphrey, directors of the
Second National Bank; Harry Miller,
director of the Columbia National
Sank: G. w. Forsberg, director of the
Lincoln National Bank, and Robert NJ.
Hicks, manager of the Washington
office of the international Mercantile
Marine Company.
Major Vivian Lockett. Major John
Hurndall. George +. " S. Douglas and
capt. William i. A. Goulding, members
or the British international polo team,
also VIII be among the passengers.
BnrrymOre's Wife to Sail.
Other passengers are Michael Strange
and Miss Joan Strange. Michael
Strange is the wife of John Barry
more, the actor and Joan Strange.
their daughter, is, it appears to be
known by her mothers nom de plume
Vincent S. Mulford of Montclair and
southampton will sail to meet his
daughter, Miss Madeleine Mulford, in
England and with whom he will tre-
turn in November. Miss Mulford has
been abroad since early summer. DR..
and Mrs. John Henry Mancashre are
sailing. accompanied by their sons-in-
law and daughter. T.. Laurence White
and Mr.. and Mrs. V. Umberto Coetti.
They are ell route to Florence, Italy
Miss Lydia Dadmun will accompany
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Taylor and Miss
J>ulli Taylor on Il Trip ABROAD.
The White Star liner also will take
abroad the Hon. Ella and the Hon.
Nita Weir. daughters OF Lord 'Inver-
forth; Clare Briggs, cartoonist. and Mrs.
Briggs, who will be abroad several
months; Giuseppe de Michelis, Italian
General Commissioner of Immigration,
and his cabinet chief. Luigi Marian;
Clifford Edgar. NJ. p; Peggy ONeil,
actress; ]. Willet Bruce. superintend-
9nt pnoinaar of ;no
Mrs. Pablo Casals, wife of the cellist;
Bernard Guggenheim. G. Dracooulas.
Greek Consul General in New York;
Emerson E. Parvin, treasurer of the
International Mercantile Marine: Julius
tleischman, Rafael Alducin. proprietor
of Et Excelsior of Mexico City; Lady
Baird and Ernest Greenwood American
labor representative at the League of
Nations.
The White Star liner Cedric. sailing
to-day will have among her passengers
T. G. Clegg of the Kerr Steamship Com
pany, Mrs. Clegg. Miss Annie Clegg.
w. 5. Gorton of the Western Electric
Company. Nine. Louise Boeselager-
1-awlor and Mile. Theresa Boseslager-
Lawlor.
Sailing on Cesare.
The Giulio Cesare. the palatial new
liner of the Navigazione Generate
italiana, will sail to-day to complete
her second round trip between New
York, Genoa and Naples. with 1897 pas
sengers in all classes. The passengers
will include Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait,
The suffrage leader and member of the
League of Women Voters, who is going
TO Rome to arrange for a convention
next May of the Internatiosal Woman
Suffrage Alliance. Others sailing by the
new liner will be Mrs. Gsno Dunn, who
accompanied by Mrs. w. A. Hawkins
is going to Italy to visit her daughter
Countess Giulio Semi of Villa Semi,
Grottaferrata. near Rome: the Rev. and
Mrs w. II. Holman of Fairfield, Conn.
Miss Lucille Thornton. Nicolaus Pearl
man. Mrs. Harriet Fl. Sedgwick and
Miss Rachel Sedgwick West Cornwall,
Conn, and Alfonso Bertoni.
Among the sea voyagers sailing to-
day by the Ryndam will be c. Porter
l<uykendall. American vice-Consul al
Amsterdam: Alfredo G. Lebredo. sec
retary to the Supreme Court Mt Ha-
vana Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Travers.
Mrs. $. b. Weston. Miss Esther b. Wes-
ton. l.. w. Dibrell. C. Inness Brown.
Mrs. Henry D. McGowan Miss Edna
NJ. McGowan and ID. f.. Perrin.
The Anchor liner Cameronia also will
sail to-day with Mr.. and Mrs II. Car
rail-. Donald Macdonald. W. j. Hickey
!. T.. Sayles, John Strange and r.. NJ
Soper.
Some Of to-day's seagoers will sail for
South American ports by the Pacific
Steam Navigation liner Ebro. They will
include DIR. j. A. Bodeya. a dentist OF
Peru. who was n dele gate to the Ameri-
can Dental Conference in Los Angeles
lucien Simon. Mrs. Margaret Grimes,
j. y. Wood. +. +. Handschy and Orta
g. Taylor, bankers Harry NJ Paulson
Armando Chirveches OF the Bolivian
Consulate in New York. Mrs. Orta B.
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. David Duncan,
George Mather. Il. Hope Norton Thomas
Mather and Mrs f. b. Troup