The New York herald., 1922-09-23

Many well known business and profess
s.onal men will be among the passen-
gers who will start abroad to-day by
the Olympic of the White Star Line. In
this outgoing group will be Col. Arthur
Woods, James A. Farrell. president OF
the United States Steel Corporation DR..
Aionzo E. Taylor, director OF food re-
search at Leland Stanford University (;
Stuart II. Patterson of the Guaranty
Trust Company. Louis e. Stern of Stern
Bros. DR.. r. NJ. Pearce of Kansas City.
William C. Potter of the Guaranty Trust
Company and DIR. Rudolph Matas, sur
geon, of New Orleans.
Also former Mayor George b. Nc
CIellan and Mrs. Mcclellan, Calvert
Brewer of the United States Mortgage
and Trust Company, Edward p. Kicker
of the Poland Springs Company and his
bride, Robert g. Stanley, president OF the
international Nickel Company Cornelius
Wood of the American Woolen Company
OF Boston. Reed Page Clark, United
States Consul at Loando-Angola; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. s. Cosden. Eugenio Bian-
chini Italian director of the Consolidated
Coal Company Lee Gimbel OF Gimbel
Bros. and A. L. Sylvester, vice-president
will make an extended trip.
Society in many American cities also
will be we'll represented on the Olympic.
Chester Aldrich and Henry q. Barley OF
this city will sail for a walking trip In
Switzerland and Italy. There also will
he Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker. Mrs.
George +. Baker, Jr.. Mrs Lothrop Ames,
Mrs. F.. C. Bishop. Mrs. William Hoppin,
Miss Mary Gallatin Hoppin. Miss Doro-
thy Kane. Mrs. Nathaniel Bowditch Pot
ter, Mrs. Henry Potter Russell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry +. Sears, Mrs. Edward Ring
wood Hewitt, Abram S. Hewitt, Col.
Horace Chase Stebbins and Mrs. Henry
r Oxnard OF New York. Mr. and Mrs
Henri van Huekelom OF Paris. the
Misses Leila and Ruth Baldwin, Mrs
Algernon Sydney Jarvis, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 3. jennings, Jr.. II. Carey Morgan.
also OF New York Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Laughlin- of Pittsburgh and Mr.
and Mrs. Mosely Taylor and Mrs. Cor
nellus Wood OF Boston.
The White Star liner Celtic. sailing to-
day, will have among her passengers Dr.
Theodore Kemp, resident OF The Illinois
wesleyan University at Bloomington,
III Dr. Roger G.. Perkins. professor OF
hyriene at Western Reserve University,
Cleveland Mrs. Campbell Lee of Lon
don. Christopher w. Lowttner, NJ. r.,
returning to England after a trip through
Mexico: J. u. Black. Mr.. and Mrs w. S.
Groesbeck Fowler and Cruger ID. Fowler
of New York.
The White Star liner Cretic. sailing
for Naples and Genoa to-day, will have
among her passengers +. Lamont Belin,
secretary OF the American Embassy at
Parts George l.. Brandt, United states
Consul at Messina, and the Rev. Timothy
Monahan of New York. There also will
be on board a party of Ave Mother SUI
periors from the Sacred Heart converts
located in various cities OF the United
states. who are going to Italy for an
extended stay
To-day's passengers by the George
Washington OF the United States Lines
will include Nine. Sao-Ke Alfred See.
wife OF the Chinese Minister TO the
United states, who will be accompanied
by her two sons and daughter. Minister
sze viii be at<the pier. to bid his family
bon voyage.
Another passenger will be Lionel
Barrymore. who Is going abroad TO play