The New York herald., 1922-08-26
Fine Liners Sail
To-day; Majestic to
Take 500 abroad
Archbishop Vasconellas and
Mgr. Vireli Returning After
Tour Of America.

Five steamships will sail to-day for
European ports. The White Star liner
Ma jestic. with an unusually large pass
enger list for this time OF the year, num-
bering 500, will sail to-day for Cher
bourg and Southampton. Archbishop
Vasconeilas and Mgr vireli, Apostolic
delegates. who are returning to Rome
after their extended tour through the
| United States and the West Indies, are
among the passenger.
Others on board will be John Barton
Payne, former chairman of the United
States Shipping Board Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Schenck Norma Talmadge) !,
Miss Constance Talmadge and Mrs.
Margaret Talmadge: Countess Elena
Moroni, DR.. j. Leslie Davis of Philadel-
| phia, Sir Robert Liddell, director OF
William Liddell g. Co. of Belfast; wal
ter Wanger. theatrical producer, and his
wife. Justine Johnston; Lupino Lane,
| English comedian: Col. Eric Ball, di-
rector OF st. Dunstan's Hospital for the
Blind; Hipolit Gilwic. commercial coun-
selor Of the Polish Legation DR.. Grace
y. Kimball and DR.. Elizabeth Thelberg
of Vassar College; c. Il. Crawley, J. l..
Young, Armend j. Lott and Joseph s..
Auerbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oliver Rea, who
were recently married at Watch Hill /:
| W. A. Bartlett Lieut.-Col. c. Fl. Butler
and Mrs. Butler. Miss Rita Dolan and
Mr.. Clarence Dolan OF Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. James p. Gilroy, f. r.
Hitchcock, Mrs. Thomas p. Hunter. Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Hunter, Z. II. Litch-
| field. Mr.. and Mrs. William Murdoch and
Dr.. Clyde Gearhard of Washington
Among those sailing on the Rotterdam
Of the Holland-American Line are Mr.
| and Mrs. Il. A. Stuart, Mrs. C. M.
Sprague and the Misses Harriet and
Francis Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Walsh and Miss Walsh and Fred Will
lam Cluthe. Two favorite film stars,
Miss Marguerite Marsh and Wyndham
Standing. are going to Haarlem to
screen THE Lions Mouse" Also sail
ing are Mr. and Mrs. C. III. Ehlers, j. A.
Clark, Thomas Travenor Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Wander Burch and Master Dirk
Wander Burch. Frank Overton, Mr. and
Mrs. Reinhold Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. G. Tower. Miss Virginia Stuart.
z. G. Goodfellow. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Is. Pennink and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Norwich. Miss Alice Corinne Shields,
David Davis and Mrs. Harriet b. Bux-
ton and Miss Margaret Buxton
The White Star liner Celtic sails to-
day for Liverpool via Queenstown
Among those on board are Mr.. and Mrs
A. L. Jones. James c. Craig, II. NJ
Grout. the Rev. Edward Gum and
James Macdonald.
The Red Star liner Lapland leaves for
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Antwerp with
Mrs. L. A. Bead, the Right Rev. Joseph
+. Busch. Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Clarke
Edward NJ. Knox, Mrs. w B. North
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fernand Petit on the
passenger list.
The Oropesa OF the Royal Mail Line
sails for Cherbourg and Hamburg
Charles Schneider of Newark L. c. H
Master, Mrs. Gertrude Nash. Mrs. w. S.
Boyle and DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Love are
among its passengers.
Among those going to South America
aboard the Vauban of the Lnmport &
Holt Line are Herman Velarde and
Mr. Hector Velarde. Peruvian delegates
on a seecial mission regarding the
Tacna-Arica dispute; John H. Camlin,
commissioners for Illinois 10 the Brazil
| Exposition: p. E. Cunradi of Buenos
Aires. James st. Martin Tracey. heavy
weight champion; +. s. Buffman. John
Gordon. and Clarence Morgan, commits
sioner for Vermont to the exposition.