The New York herald., 1922-07-08
SEVEN THOUSAND SAIL TO-DAY
MAJESTIC ALONE TAKING 1000
Baltic and the Nieuw Amsterdam Also Going Out With
Well Filled Cabins-James Speyer Among
Those Leaving

Continuing the flood OF tourist traffic
TO Europe well into the days of the
midsummer eight liners will go ou'
to-day carrying more than 1000 pas
sengers The monster Majestic of the
White Star Line alone will take 2.o0o
In the first cabin will he 500, the largest
number OF saloon passengers to &c
abroad on one ship since the close OF
the war. The Baltic will take more
than 1000. and the iceland will have 800
James Speyer will sail by the Majestic
Tor his annual trip. Upon his return
in September he will be accompanied
by Herbert James Delt Won Speyer OF
Frankfort on the Main. his only sur
viving nephew. The latter will become
associated with the firm of Speyer
4 Co.
DR.. and Mrs. George Edwin Davis
of AZ West Seventy-seventh street will
make an extended trip. DIR. Davis will
attend the International biological con-
gress in Paris. Mrs. Davis is grand
daughter of the late Major-Gen. Joseph
b. Carr of Troy. ". " Mr. and Mrs.
will go to Aix-les- Bains for July and
to England for August.
The passengers also will include Prof
Andrew Flemming West, dean of the
graduate school, Princeton; Col Aller-
ton Seward Cushman. founder and d.
rector of the Institute of Industrial Re-
search. Washington Frederic Colon,
secretary to the Belgian Ambassador:
Hipolit Gliwic, commercial counselor of
the Polish Legation; Representative E.
r. Ackerman of New Jersey. Sir Paul
Chatter, member of the Executive Coun-
Gil at Hongkong. and Lady Chatter
Edward Price Bell of the Chicago
Daily Net1s, Ricardo Martin, the oper-
attic tenor; Senator David Walsh of
, Massachusetts,; Phra Sanpakitch, coun-
selor of the Slamese Legation. and DR..
Stuart L. Craig of New York
Business Men In Lists.
Among the business men sailing will
be Samuel Rea, president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad; Sir w. e. B. Priest
ley OF Priestleys, Ltd, London; Col
John Fl. Hayes of the Standard Oil
Company, Frederick w Scott, director
of the International Mercantile Marine
Company; Claus A. Spfeckels, presi-
dent of the Federal Sugar Refining
Company; A. l.. Aldred of Providence
III. c. McEldowney. Pittsburgh banker
Col. John r. Simpson, vice. president
of the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Com
pany; Irwin B. Laughlin of Pittsburgh
former counselor of the American EN-
bassy at London. and Joseph p. Grace.
president of w. r. Grace & Co. The
theatrical colony will include Hiram
Abrams. president of the United Artists;
Maurice Cleary. stage director for
Douglas Fairbanks, and Watterson
Rothacker, motion picture producer.
Also Mrs. Wendell Baker, John Addi-
son Bell. Robert w. Bingham Miss
Henrietta w. Bingham, Robert w.
bingham. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs Frederick
P- Bronson. Godfrey Bryant, Miss
Dorothy Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Culver, Sackett M Dickinson.
Mrs. S. Meredith Dickinson, Miss Fran
ces Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hill.
Mrs. C. w. Fisk, Miss Felicia Fisk,
Miss Lila Fisk, DR.. Henry Hall Forbes,
Arthur w. Forbes, John Hall Forbes,
Mrs. f. S. Kellog, Mrs. ]. H. Ward and
James B. Taller, all Of New York
Sailing by the Baltic.
Passengers on the Baltic will include
Lady Fiennes, wife OF the Governor OF
the Leeward Islands; Walter b. Cham
bers, architect; Dr. l.. Webster Fox.
ophthalmologist of Philadelphia; William
Mcconnell. president Of the Rotary Clubs
OF Great Britain: DIR. Edward Randall
professor Of therapeutics at the Uni
versity of Texas medical school; Miss
Eileen Huban. actress: w. Norman
Ritchie OF the Boston Herald and Capt
W. H.. Wilding, r. N. C. B. e.
Residents of New York going by the
Baltic will include Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs: J. p. Baxter, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshal c. Bacon, Marshal c.
Bacon, Jr.. Edwin l.. Bacon. Halliburton
Fales. John G. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Ogden. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G..
Milbank, Robbins Milbank, Samuel r.
Milbank, Mrs. Townsend Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Winslow s. Peirce Mrs. WILL
lam X Townsend, Henry S. Van Duzer'
Misses M. s., Elizabeth M. and Grace L.
Van Wrinkle.
The Red Star liner iceland will take
Chandler p. Anderson, arbitrator for the
United States Government at The
Hague: Henry de Bach. counselor for