The New York herald., 1922-05-13
7,OOUv57=.-iI for
Europe To-day on
Eight Steamships
j. Pierpont Morgan and Ed
ward j. Berwind Among the
Passengers.

Eight liners sailing to-day will carry
1000 passengers TO Europe. the largest
number that has left here this year.
Two vessels OF the White Star Line, the
Olympic and the Baltic. will carry 5000
voyagers. The cabins of all the vessels
will be crowded
Among the first cabin passengers OF
the Olympic are Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson
Allen. Mr. ]. Pierpont Morgan, Mr.. E.
J. Berwind, Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. G. Bill
lings. Mr. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Billings
Dr. Rexwald Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hayden Chatfied. Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley t. Cozzens. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Dougherty. Mrs Charles Haskins,
Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs
c. Oliver Iselin, Miss Hope lselin MI
and Mrs. F.. c. Mears Kemp, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Owen Knapp, Mrs. Russell
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen MacDougall
Miss Mary Maynard. Miss Mary Moore
Mr.. Warham Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs
George Whitney, Miss Mary Livingston
Willard, Mr.. Harrison Williams. Mr..
Benjamin S. Guinness and Mr.. A. M.
Billings.
Also Marcus NJ Marks. former bor-
ough president of Manhattan; DR.. Nor
ris Manages. professor of clinical medi-
cine at New York University Medical
School Sir Felix Schuster, British
ba nker; Sir Charles Ross. of Balnago-
wan. and Daphne Pollard. English
music hall comedienne.
Also on the list are Miss Mary Garden,
former director of the Chicago Opera
Company; Gilbert Miller. general
manager of Charles Frohman. lnc.'
p. J. Bonwit. New York merchant. Mrs.
Bonwit and Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bon
witt: Tito Schipa, tenor of the Chicago
Opera Company. and Fortune Gailo OF
the Gallo Opera Company.
Voyagers from other cities include Mr..
and Mrs. Carol Wilson Alton. Mrs. Ed
ward A. Leight and Mr.. and Mrs. Nicho-
las ]. Nelson of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bancroft of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Robert Jordan and Mr.. and Mrs.sFrank
Stearns of Boston. DR.. A. g. Cope OF
Pittsburgh and Dr. and Mars. j. t.
Geraghty and Miss Edith Gera ghty OF
Baltimore.
Voyagers on the Baltic.
Among those sailing on the Baltic for
Queenstown and Liverpool are Mrs.
Ethel Cave-Cole. singer the Rev. MILO
II. Gates, vicar of the Chapel of the
Intercession: the Rev. r. Downey of
London. w. H. Drake, Boston mdnufac-
turer: Albert r. Keen. proprietor of the
Hotel Mansfield. and Mrs. Keen; DR..
John Robertson, Mrs. III. h. Lothrop
and r. G. Lothrop of Detroit, Mr.. Her
man Ellis. Mrs. Edward j., Barber, Mrs.
Cyril Bowring and Mrs Carlisle Carr
of New York. Mrs. John M. Gest, Miss
Margaret r. Gest, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma,
Quirk. Mr. and Mrs. w. Judson Spran-
kle of Philadelphia. Mrs. w. B. Lusk
and Miss Joan Lusk of Ridgefield and
Miss Caroline Harding of New York.
DIR. Emile Gallemaerts. ophthalmolo
gist OF the University of Brussels. who
has been holding clinics in this country
FOR the last month. is returning 10 Bel-
GUM on the Red Star liner Lapland.
Others booked to sail on the Lapland
are Flemming Newbold. proprietor of
the Washington Star, Mrs. Newbold,
Miss Janet and Miss Nancy Ncwbold !:
Viscount Hubert v de Lendonck, Prof.
Timothy Drake. lecturer. of Philadel-
phia; Desire De Frere of the Chicago
Opera Company. Emile Roster. Belgian
Vice-Consul at New York: Bishop The
ophile Meershaert. Father Nys. Father
Wulsloff and Miss Louise Depreiter, of
the Belgian Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rison Dudley Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dc
Witt Williams. Major and Mrs. Henry
Meyer. Mrs. w. n. Sauls
The Cunarder Caronla will sail for
Plymouth. Cherboure and Hamburg with
130 first class passengers. 400 second
class passengers and 275 third class.
Among her prominent passengers are the
Rev. Alcnzo c.. Baldwin. Mrs. Johr NJ.
Gest. Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Haas,
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Hanna Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert S. Houston, Miss Mar
garet F. Kerr and the Rev. Edward J..
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