The New York herald., 1922-04-15
Notables to Sail
on Six Steamships
for Foreign Ports
American Ministers to Hun
gary, Portugal and Poland
Leave To-day for Posts.

six liners carrying more than 400
passengers on board are scheduled TO
sail to-day for Europe.
The two largest vessels OF the nVe'
the Homeric and the Baltic of the White
Star Line, are booked with 1900 pas
sengers
Among the notables booked to sail on
the Homeric for southampton and Cher-
bourg are Fred Morris Dearing, U. >
Minister to Portugal, who is accom-
panied by Mrs. DearinS and their son.
Dom Dearing; Prof. Harry Fielding
Reid of Johns Hopkins University. Sam
ue Nauclain. president of the BALDWIN
Locomotive Company; Lieut. Col SIR
Maurice Alexander. c. NJ. c., barrister.
of Montreal: Sir Charles Ross, Prince
Miguel de BraSanza, Edward Eascovar'
president of the New York News Bu-
reau and Central News of London; W.
H. Hurst. president OF the STOCK quo
tation and Telegraph Company; former
Police Commissioner Thomas +. Nc
Avoy and Mark c. Cohn, consultant on
housing and building regulations OF san
Francisco.
Among the socially prominent persons
on the Homeric's list are Mr.. ). ".
Ellsworth, Mrs. James b. Haggin, VINO
is joining her mother and father-in-iaw'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters, formerly
Mrs. Pembroke Jones; Mr.. ana MIS-
August Heckscher, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Russell Pope Mrs Charles Fl. Saoin
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner and Miss
Julia Berwind of New York. Mr. t. ;.
Bradley, Miss Rosamond Bradley and
Miss I,ayinia Newell of Boston Gen. ana
Mrs. Francis f. Waters of Baltimore,
Mr.. Alva Bradley and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Bradley of Cleveland. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hewett Myers Of Washing
ton and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes OF
Detroit
On the White Star liner Baltic. Sched-
uled to sail for Queenstown and Liver
pool, are Prof. James Moffat. p. p
Lewis N. Lukens. Jr. of Philadelphia
NJ. A. Holland, London representative
OF the Keystone Watch Case Company.
j G. Murray of the Radio Corporation
of America the Rev. Charles Mees OF
San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexa nder
Bailie OF Seattle. Mrs. w. e. Sanford
of Hamilton Ortarior: Mrs. r. Ian Mac.
Pherson and family and Mrs A. RI.
Snow of Washington.
On Board the America.
On board the America of the United
States Line. which is carrying 400 pas
sengers, are number Of Governmental
representatives Prominent among them
is Juuke lIksOucTc bIcHldnO VI ShANo6S'
ILL.,, recently appointed Minister to Hun
gary. Judge Brentano enjoys the dis
tinction of being the first American
diplomat appointed tc the Hungarian
Government. Judge BreEtano and Mrs.
Brentano will have their headquarters
In Budapest.
Also sailing on the America is Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Gibson. Mr.. Gibson is
the American Minister to Poland Mrs.
Joseph Kornfeld. accompanied by her
daughter. Rosa, and her son. j. S. korn-
field. are en- route to Teheran. Persia.
to join Mr. kornfeld. American Minis
ter. who sailed about month ago.
Other Governmental representatives
include Ferdinand Mayer. secretary OF
the American Legation at Tangier. Mo-
rocco. and Earl l.. Packer, American
Nice-Consul at Riga.
Other passengers of prominence in
clude Congressman Fred A. Britton AMI
Mrs. Britton. Joseph ID. Sheedy. Euro
pean representative of the United States
Shipping Board Nine. ELY Ney. world
famous pianist; William Won Hoog
straten. musical conductor; Berger Xii
bansky. vocal instructor; Mr.. and Mrs
II. L. Gary of Chicago. ILL.,: Mrs. J.
West Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. DAN
kelmann and Mrs. Ross D. Whytock.
To Sail ON French Line.
The Bourdonnais of the French Line
will carry 400 passengers. Among them
are Mr.. and Mrs. r. Garcia. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. S. Gomez and their two chill
dren, Mrs. Mariana Lorenzo, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Martin. Mrs. Thomas Wild
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brunell, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Bar le, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Blan. Mrs J-.uise Duryea. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Lescot, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Made
leine. Miss Suzanne Madeleine, Miss Re-
gina Madeleine and Master Raymond
Madeleine: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Penhal-
low and Mrs. Carlo olivero.
Among the 300 passengers booked to
sail to-day on board the Ryndam of
the Holland-America Line are Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Edwards. Mir. and Mrs. j..
r.. Lawson-J ohnston. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lubbers. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Muller, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Won Herff, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Fl. Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. James ;.
Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. B. BRAKEMAN. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Bulwinkel, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f Court. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harz. Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Hub. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hundt. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Leyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oppenman and
DR.. and Mrs. c. weidner.
with $50 passengers the Orduna of
the Royal Mail Line sails to-day for
Cherbourg. Southampton and Hamburg.
on board Is Max Gorke. 80 years old,
who was found In hold on the Orbita
when she arrived on March "a.
Included among the passengers on the
orduna are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brady.
Mrs. James G. Biddle and Miss Biddle,
philadelphia: Miss Alice Trimble. DIR.
and Mrs. Ernest Zuiggeler, Miss Anna
Chaplin, Charles whitehead, Mrs. John
Delano, Alvin J. Briggs and Mr. and
Mrs. +. S. Goodwin
voxacEps oN THE CEDRIC.