The New York herald., 1922-10-04
Mr.. Herrick Ends
Vacation, Starting
for Paris To-day
Ambassador to France Sailing
on the Paris-Miss Morgan
a Passenger.

Myron T. Herrick. Ambassador to
France. will close his vacation to-day
and start back to Paris by the Paris.
Among the residents OF New York going
by the liner will be Miss Anne Morgan
and Mrs. John G. Dale and her daugh-
ter, Miss Daphne Lentilhoim Dale. en-
route TO France, Italy and England Mrs.
Dale expects to return before Christ
mas and give reception for her daugh-
ter, who will be one OF the seasons
debutantes.
Col and Mrs. William Boyce Thomp-
son are sailing to spend tho winter in
Europe. Mrs. Thompson will revisit some
OF the scenes OF her activities in relief
operations just after the war. For this
work she received various forms of OFF,
cial recognition. Among these were the
medal of the City OF Lille and the
Medaille Reconnaissance of the Legion of
Honor for maintaining individually
free dispensary at Lille and the medal
Of the Red Cross Of Italy and medal
and diploma Of the City of Rome for
her SCI, ICES as a vice-president and ac-
and Relief for Italy.
Others going by he French line will
be Admiral Viscount G.. de Faramond
and Viscountess de Faramond, Mrs. F.
Gordon-Smith and Dr. and Mrs. C. A.
WiLson-Prevost. Mr. and Mrs. Arson E.
Carnill, Allan II. Muir, international
secretary of the eighth Olympic games
In Paris In 1924: S. Ottinger of b. Alt
man IL Co., Ulysse Peborde of the John
Wanamaker house and DR.. Robert
Russa Motion, principal Of the Tuskegee
Institute.
Sailing to-day by the American Le-
gion Of the Munson Line for Rio de
Janeiro, Montevideo and Buenos Aires,
will be Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Bullart. Mr..
Bullard is vice-presldent OF the Mer-
chants National Bank Of Boston. and
has received an appointment from the
state Department as American observer
at the international conference on cot
ton in Rio de Janeir0 October Is to IS.
He also is representative for the State
OF Massachusetts at the Brazilian Expo
stion, representative OF the American
Bankers Association, Of the Department
OF Agriculture. National Association of
Cotton Manufacturers and the Boston
Chamber OF Commerce. A year ago Mr..
Bullard made a trip covering thirteen
COuItiiSS Oh EUROPE, III WnlCn ne uSeu
an airplane for sixty days of actual
travel. Other passengers will include DR..
Emory r. Johnson, dean Of the Wharton
School Of Finance at Philadelphia An
drew VI. Soule. president of the State
College Of Agriculture IN Georgia c. B.
Kellogg. vice-president and freight traf-
fic manager OF the Munson Steamship
Line, and Mrs. Kellogg.
Among the passengers sailing to-day
on the President Van Buren win be Mr..
and Mrs. MARCEL Bruning of Brooklyn,
accompanied by five children; Capt A.
Cunningham of Washington, d. c.; Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund w. Ryan and Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Tyson of New York,
Howard D. Van SAINT, United States
Consul at Dunfermline, Scotland, and
Mrs Il. 3. Finch OF New York.
The Mongolia of the American Line,
sailing tomorrow for Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Hamburg, viii have among
her passengers p. c. Eastment OF the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate, E. Cho-
cano, Peruvian Vice-Consul at Ham
burg Comtesse de Berlissen-D Durham Of
Paris and Capt. William Norman. who
was formerly pilot of the late President
Roosevelts yacht Sylph.