The New York herald., 1922-06-10
SEA IRA VEL AT NEW HIGH MARK
WITH 10000 SAILING TODAY
Twenty-seven Passenger Carrying Ships to Leave Here
for Ports in Various Parts of World
Twelve Bound for Europe

An idea as to the magnitude of the
sea going traffic transacted at the port
of New York may be gathered from
the fact that twenty-seven ocean-going
for ports in various parts of the
world. The largest OF them. the Ho-
meric of the White Star Line. will be
one of twelve steamships that will take
several thousand summer tourists to
Europe. Six other steamships will sail
for South America and as many more
to nearer Southern ports. Besides
these. one ship will sail for Seattle by
way of the Panama Canal. The long
est trip in view will be that of a vessel
sailing for Shanghai.
On these ships will be about 10000
scagoers in the various classes. estab-
fishing new record in outgoing sum-
mer traffic this year.
Many persons of international note
will be among the LOO on board the
Homeric These will be Henry S. Har-
rison. novelist; Col. Heman v. Dowd.
vice-president of the Equitable Trust
Company; Baroness Margaret D'Erl-
anger; Percy H. Johnston. president
of the Chemical National Bank: Sir
tial Life Assurance Company of Lon
dom Eberhard Fahcr, pencil manufac-
turer Henry TeiXeira de Mattos.
Dutch banker: Col w. G.. Barker, v.
c.. d. S. o.. NJ. c.. of Toronto; ]. NJ.
II. Francis. member Of the Port Au-
thority of London Edgar Horne, Nj. p.
The Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks. rector of
st. Bartholomew Church: Miss Ellen
S. Parks. Willard Salisbury of Will
mington. Del. former United States
Senator: Price Mckinney. president of
the Mckinney Steel Company of Cleve-
land: Cyrus H. X. Curtis. president OF
the Curtis Publishing Company of Phil
adelphia and Lieut.. Vladimir .Iabotin-
sky. general Zionist executive. who Is
returning to London after tour of
the United States during which he
raised large sum of money for the
Palestine Foundation Fund.
Social Life Represented.
Social and financial life in New York
will have aboard as representatives
Frederick Stevens Allen. Capt. and Mrs.
c. Erskne Bolst. Mrs Sherman Flint.
Miss Margaret o. Flint, James F.. d.
Laner. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Brewster.
Miss Sylvia Brewster. Mrs ]. Horace
Harding, Lieut. Charles b. Harding,
Mrs. George A. Dixon. Jr.. Mrs. ]. H..
McCoon. Miss Edith McCoon. Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles N. Lee. Miss Mary Lee.
Mrs. B. Aymar Sands, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram W. Sibley. Mrs. E. II. G. Slater.
Mrs. Cornelius Tiers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston Livingston Redmond.
Others going by the White Star
liner will be Col and Mrs. stephen
Slocum of Washington, D. c.. brother
and sister-in-law of Mrs. Sherman
Flint. A Mrs Robert Bacon. Bernard M.
Baruch. Jr.. LIE Roy Frost. Jr., Miss
Barbara Harrison, Miss Rebecca n.
Jenkins. A. Parker Nevin, Mrs. John
II. Sprague. Miss Constance Talbot
Taylor Mrs. William l.. Turner and
NJ and Mrs Lorenzo E. Woodhouse.
Among the socially prominent per-
sons from other cities will be Mrs.
Duncan Hunter and Mr.. and Mrs. i.
B. Potter of Providence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murdock KendriclS. Miss Christine Ken
drick, Miss Maria H. Landsdale and
Mrs. Albert Lucas of Philadelphia.
Miss Louise He-rick of Chicago and
Mrs. Phillip Landslide of Washington.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Samuel [. Row
land of Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Duo-
Law Pickman of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Thomas II. Gibbons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Price Mckinney of Cleveland. Mr. and
Ms John S. Bryan, Miss Amanda
BRYAN. David T. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Tenant and Miss Alice Ten
nant of Richmond Va. Mr.. ana M s.
Horace p. Chamberlain of Buffalo'
Miss Hortense Green. Miss Mary Lee,
Miss Olive Leonard and Miss Jane Per-
kins of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. cameron
c. Smith, Miss Dorothy f. smith am
Virginia Alden Williams of Pittspursn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore b. WILCOX
OF Portland. Ore. ~
Homeric will include Mrs. Henry FAR
fax and her daughter, Miss Eugenln
Fairfax. Mr.. and Mrs. John stewart
Rrvan their daughter. Miss AMANDA
BRYAN, and other children and Mr. ana
Mrs. Dryden Tenant and two cnlidren'
yoyarers on the Savoie.
The Sayoie of the French Line VIII
have a varied list of men and women OF
nrominence in various walks of life. rms
group will include Walker d. Hines lot,
| merly Director-General of the Oniteo
States Railroad Administration; MISS
Helen Hines, Julius Steger, director o'
productions of the Fox Film Corpora
ton. + w Cunliffe, director of the
school of Journalism and professor ol
English at Columbia University; jules
Goux well known French automobile
race driver: Henri Gourd. president OF
tba French Chamber of Commerce u,
New York and officer of the Legion oil
Honor: Henri Caro- Delvaille. painter
Lieut.. Commander j. A. Savage, u. D
NJ: Henri Bergeron of the French EIn-
bassy at Washington. and Mrs. De
Courcy Browne and Mrs. Hamilton FISH
BENJAMIN of New York.
| Dr. John Frazer. dean of the Towne
Scientific Engineering School OF the Uni
versty of Pennsylvania. Is going to bu-
rope to remain year. having been APP
nointed exchange professor of French
universities. He goes as representative
OF Harvard. Yale, Dartmouth. Cornei'
and other American universities. On
board the French liner also will be f. ).
Garrett and Miss Anne S. Garrett. a
talented Young artist of Wilmington VINO
has won a scholarship from the Pennsyl-
vania Academy OF Fine Arts, and Mr..
and Mrs. S. Grey Dayton of Philadel-
andphia. The Savoie will carry on this
outward trip 200 first class and lS5 Sec
and class passengers.
To Sail for Near East.
The New York of the American Black
Goa Line. which flies the American
flag. will start on her first outgoing
trim in long period, sailing Tor
Naples and Constantinople and trans
shipping for Odessa. She will take to
Italy a portrait OF President Harding.
the gift 10 Italy of prominent Italian
Americans. DIR. Pasquale Badia. chair
man of the Italian-America Society,
will give a luncheon on board the