New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Eight Liners With
Winter Tourists
Are Sailing To-day
Oropesa Making Last Trip
From New York and Is
to Go in Royal Mails
South American Service

with many tourists departing FOR the
southern climes of Europe and foreign
ers returning home, eight trans-Atlan-
tic liners will sail from New York to-
day. The vessels are the Olympic Of
the White Star Line, for Cherbourg
and Southampton; the United States
liner President Fillmore, for Ply
mouth, Cherbourg and Bremen; the
White Star liner Cedric, for Liverpool;
the Rotterdam of the Holland Amer
lea Line, for Rotterdam; the Cunard
liner Caronia, for Liverpool; the Red
Star liner Lapland, for Antwerp; the
Anchor liner Cameronia, for Liverpool
ana tho OTopesa, Of the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company, for Hamburg
The oropesa is making the last
trip from New York for the Royal
Mnil and upon her arrival in Europe
win enter the Liverpool South Amer
lea run. She will be the largest yes-
sci to be operated regularly through
the Panama Canal. Her withdrawal
from the New York service is the
result OF the advent of two new ships.
the Orca and the Ohio. which will soon
augment the fleet of that iine running
between this port and Hamburg.
The Olympic, which will sail at 10
o'clock this morning from her pjer.
foot of West Eighteenth Street, will
have among. her passengers the Hon.
Francis Burke Roche, Lady Alan John.
stone, who was Antoinette Pinchot. and
who has been in this country visiting
her brother, Clifford Pinchot, now run-
ming for Governor of Pennsylvania, aud
Nara. Plnchot; DR.. E. l.. Gros, head of
the American Hospital in Paris: the
Hon. and Mrs. Edgar N. Rhodes, Curtis
Brown, Henry w. Allen, general man
aEer of the Marconi Company in Great
Britain; Cecil Hepworth, British mo-
ton picture producer; Lieutenant C.
w. Bailey, Colonel A. II. Carter, Lieu
tenapt Colonel and Mrs. A. Hamilton
Gault, of Montreal; J. w. Spaldinr.
chairman Of A. G. spalding & Bros;
Baron B. Wullerstorg Ubair, NJ. C. Pig
gott, London manager for Guggenheim
Bros; DR.. c. o. Mailloux, James R.
Scott, secretary Of the American EN-
bassy in Berlin; Rudolph Iselin and B.
Forsdike. New York bankers; Mr.. and
MRS. Percival Moses, DR.. and Mrs. M. L.
King and Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth
Bacon.
Among the passengers sailing on the
Cedric are twelve missionaries who are
going to Bombay under the auspices of
the Methodist Board Of Missions, o. o.
Winterbottom, Wallace Fleming, P. O.
Reed, A. Fl. Maddox, MIR. and Mrs.
Winfield s. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
shriyer, MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Sudders
and Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Thorn.
On the Lapland will be Norman Dun
can and G. B. Hart, who are on their
way to the diamond fields of South
Africa; Mrs. Frederick F. Wonham,
Dudley Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d,
White and Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. McCann.
W. .Corcoran, American Vice-C Consul
in Bolougne, is sailing on the Rotter-
dam. Others on the ship will be Pro
fessor H. ]. Hamburger, DR.. and Mrs,
Frank f. Simpson, George A. Adler and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith H. McKim. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Law
Ter, R. M. Lippincott and r. P. Lane.
The President Fillmore is taking DR..
Arthur 1. Biau, for several years di-
agnostician in the Department of
Health, who is going to Berlin and
Vienna for extensive research work. A
committee of DR.. Blau's friends and
associates in the medical profession
will be at the Hoboken pier to bid him
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