The New York herald., 1922-07-08

| the Russian Embassy at Washington
Judge j. ID. Shafer of Pittsburgh, Mrs.
Samuel Cross. wife OF the Commercial
Attache at Brussels: DR.. Fairfax Irwin
OF the United States Public Health Ser.
vice. on a special mission to Antwerp
and Miss Rachel Sedeyn, a Belgian girl
who has just graduated from the library
school of Pratt Institute. and is return
ing to her own country to carry on the
work OF the Art War Relief in estab-
fishing children's libraries in Belgium.
Sailing for South America.
The Western World, the latest addi-
ton to the Munson Steamship Line, will
sail to-day for South America. and
among her passengers will be Mrs.
Arthur l.. Livermore. who is a member
OF the American commission to the Bra
lillian international Exposition. Col.
David c. Collier head of the American
Commission to the Brazilian Exposition,
was to go but will be detained until the
next Munson liner because of an APP
pointment with President NHarding.
Among others sailing by the Western
World will be Mrs. William Bagley. wife
of Commander Bagley at the American
Embassy at Brazil; II. G. Aron. special
counsel. United States Shipping Board.
and Mrs. Aron; Dr. A. c. Arnold, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Goddard Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Bethel. S. S. Kresge, Joseph Wilk-
ems. Miss Maudc E. Whitney. Newton
Giles and Burton Clark.
For the first time under her new
name the Steamship President Harding,
of the United States Lines. sails to-day
for Queenstown, Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Bremen. Among the passengers will
be the following members of the Nor
wegian Claims Committee: w. l. Dem
mis-, Stanley H. Udy, Eugene Underwood.
Jr., Tilden Adamson, Allan E. Gray.
NJ p. Shaner, and DR.. and Mrs. S. G.
Ross.
Others going by the President Hard
ing will be the Rev. DR.. James H. Cot
ter. on his way to Ireland to study con-
ditions; Brig. Gen. and Mrs. G. F.
Downey. who will visit the battlefields
in France; G. X. Donald. American Con-
sui at johannesburg, South Africa !;
Henry Gassaway Davis of Washington.
Clarence Bowman, Mrs. William A.
Prendergast, Miss Eleanor Prendergast
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman p. Ream.
Nieuw Amsterdam's Passengers.
Sailing to-day by the Nieuw Amsterdam
will be the Countess w. Won Limburg
Stirum and her son, Count w. Won Linn
burg Stirum. of The Hague, after spend
ing three months here; Count A. F. van
Rechteren Limburg: p. S. Berger Con-
sui General Of the Netherlands at Singa-
pore: G. S. d. Hamel. Consul General
Of the Netherlands at Hong Kong; c. A.
Bcos, Consul OF the Netherlands at Trini-
dad. b. w. l., Mrs. Boos. Miss O. Boos.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Howard,
who will visit their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Suss-
.dorff, Jr, at The Hague where Mr.
Sussdorff is the first secretary Of the
American Legation.
Also Raymond Havens. pianist. Nelson
G. Clark of w. and J. Sloane. Mrs
Clark, Miss Dorothy Kidd; Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund L. Mooney. Ralph Kirkman,
vice-president Of Kirkman and Son.
soap manufacturers. Mrs. Kirkman,
Alexander S. kirkman, Miss Lucinde
Kirkman, Mrs. Stuart Close, Mrs r.
T. Ford, Miss j. T. Ford, Mr. and Mrs.
]. G.. Benedict. DR.. William Mclean,
DIR. Loren Weir; Rev. DR.. Nathan Stern
and c. M. Thomas foreign representa-
tive of the American Radiator Co. and
Mrs. Thomas.
Sailing to-day by the Cosulich liner
Presidente Wilson will be Judge and
Mrs. John Pairnieri, August Valeri, DR..
Carlo Nicolesi. Chairman of the War
Tubercular Committee, DR.. and Mrs.
Horatio Pollock and number of pro-
fessors from various Pennsylvania coll
leges.
Going abroad by the Royal Mail liner
Orduna will be party of sixty Lithu-
anians from various parts of the United
States who plan to visit their home
country under the guidance OF j. M.
Stulpinas. member OF the Lithuanian
Sales Corporation of Chicago. Others
will be A. T. Rachunas, a motion picture
producer and lecturer, Sir George and
Lady Foster, Halifax. Simeon Strunsky
of the Evening Post the Rev. George
A. Starr. DR.. w. p. Eagleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chisholm and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. Gummere. 80