The New York herald., 1922-10-28
Six Passenger
Steamships Out
To-day for Europe
Memory Wreaths for War Dead
AbrOad-AmOng the
Passengers.

When the George Washington Of the
United States Lines goes out to-day
she will be the center of a nonsy marine
demonstration. Torpedo boats will es-
cort the steamship down the bay and
police boat will represent the city gov
enrment in the honors to be accorded to
the liner because on board will, be
Thomas Fields. Senior National Vice
Commander of the National Disabled
Soldiers League
Mr.. Fields is taking several wreaths,
one of which will be placed on the tomb
OF the French unknown soldier in Paris
on Armistice Day. Others will be laid
on the graves of American soldiers who
sieep in France. Another will be dropped
overheard off Plymouth in memory of
the men who lost their lives in the
sinking of the coast guard cutter Tam
IA. Among the soldiers who went down
with that vessel was Edward Shanahan
of Jersey City. The wreath is the gift
of Representative O'Brien' OF New Jer-
sey.
Disabled soldiers from New Jersey
Pennsylvania, .Sew York and other
Eastern States. 10 the number of several
hundred, will be at the pier to wish bon
voyage" to Mr.. Fields. A flag designed
by the National Disabled Soldiers
League will fly from one of the masts.
When the Majestic of the White Star
Line sails to-day she will have among
her 400 saloon passengers number of
prominent business men OF this country
and England. including j. B. Joel, who
limited his stay IN New York to four
days. There also will be Sir Mark
Sheldon. Australian Hisn Commissioner
in the United States: Sir Newton Moore
of the British Empire Steel Company.
Newcomb Carlton of the Western. Union
Telegraph Company, Simon Won Krausz
of the British-H Hungarian Bank. Clinton
l.. Rosster of the Underwood Type
writer Company McLane Van Ingen,
Terrell Van Ingen. Philip A. S. Frank
lin, president of the International Mer-
camille Marine Company John B. Smiley
of the Poldi Steel Company of America
and Mrs. Smiley, who will spend their
honeymoon abroad: Sir Douglas Alex
ander, president of the Singer Manufac-
turing Company and Sir George Paish,
British banker.
Society of New York and other cities
will be represented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan S. Ellsworth Mr.and Mrs. Matt
land F.. Griggs. Maitland l.. Griggs.
Northam l.. Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs. g..
Maurice Heckscher, G.. A. Iswolski and
Mrs. Huntington Norton of New York /;
a.
and Mrs. Ralph Coddington of San
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs r. y. Brewster
Jr., of Baltimore Majcr and Mrs. How
ard C. Davidson of Cleveland and Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Phipps of Detroit.
The Hon. Mrs. Cecil Campbell and her
son, Richard Cecil Alyburton Campbell
will start back to England to-day by the
Baltic of the White Star Line after
having passed several weeks with their
relatives in New York. In this group
of seagoers- will be Jose S. Ocampo,
Provisional Treasurer of the Philippine
Government: Col A. Fullerton, c. g.,
C. NJ. c.: John Cunningham. American
Vice-Consul at Cork w. Andrews, presi-
dent of the British Wool Federation; (;
Mrs. p. c. Larkin, wife of the Canadian
High Commissioners. Gerald Larkin,
president Of the Salada Tea Com
pany. and Miss NJ. l.. Floyd-Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Dalziel and
Miss Margaret ]. Dalziel of New York.
Another of the Baltic passengers will
be Capt. Carswell. commodore of the
Compania Sud-Americana de vapores
fleet. who Is going to England as special
representative OF the Chilean Steamship
Company to superintend the construction
of their new steamer, the Teno.
Among the sea voyagers sailing to-day
by the Noordam viii be Col. and Mrs.
A. c. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. DeBeau-
fort, George +. Bennighoff. Miss Julia A.
Bennighon. Cipriano Cardenas. c. NJ.
y. Haayen. DR.. j. ii. Spa1lding and Mr..
David Vigdarescu.
The Lafayette of the French line.
going out to-day. will take aboard DIR.
and Mrs. w. A. Dewey. Mrs. j. w.
Johnston. Mario Ruiz de los Llanos.
Henri Mouquin and II. A. Whltacre.
Il. Il. Benson of New York. Dr. and
Mrs. Gustaf Johnson of Stockholm ana
Mrs. Susan Lott. Ray Morris and Kari
Y. Wendell of New York will sail by
the Drottningholm of the Swedish
American Line.