The New York herald., 1922-07-29
5000 to Sail for
Europe To-day on
Sepen Steamships
Rear Admiral Brownson and
Count and Countess Szechenyi
Among Voyagers.

The midsummer seagoers who will
sail by the eastbound liners to-day will
include a large number of persons in
the public eye. In the OUTGOING feet
will be seven steamships. on board
which there will be more than 1900
passengers.
Rear Admiral William H. Brownson.
u. S. ~, former chief of naval opera
tons, and Mrs. Brownson will sail by
the Majestic of the White Star Line,
and their fellow passengers will include
Dom Barber. the well known New York
architect, who has been decorated by
both Frencf, and British governments
and will lecture on American architec-
ture at Cambridge University at the re-
quest of the British Government. Mr..
Barber Is taking with him a set OF deli
cate instruments for Nine Marie Curie,
the French scientist. Nr. Barber will
join Mrs Barber and their children in
England, go with them to the Continent
and return in September.
Others going will be Frederick Roy
Martin, manager of the Associated
Press, accompanied by Mrs. Martin and
their daughter; Bernard Gimbel, vice.
president of Gimbel Brothers DR.. ]. C.
Ungerer. organist of st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral; DR.. Leo Berger Of Mount Sinai
ton City Hospital:
New Workers. on List.
The New York group among the pas
sengers will include Gordon Auchincloss,
Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair. Edward l.. Bal
lard. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bridgman.
Charles w. Clark. j. Gordon Douglas,
Mrs. Henry C. F'leitman, Miss Jeanne
Fleitman, Henry B. Gardner Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick M. Hilton, Hugh n.
kirkland. Mrs. Junius Spencer Morgan,
Charles A. Sherman, Mrs. Horatio Nell
son Slater, S. Oakley Wander Poel, Mr..
and Mrs. David S. Walton, Miss Flor
ence l.. Walton and Miss Edith Walton.
Count Laszio Szechenyi. the Hun
garian Minister to the United States,
and Countess Szechenyi will sail by the
Cunarder Coronia en- route to Budapest.
The Minister and the Countess passed
some time in Newport with her mother,
Mrs. Vanderbilt, at the Breakers They
are expected back in the early autumn.
Others on that liner will be Walter
Fraser, DR.. Max Huth and DR.. Norton
T. Johnson.
Dr. John Russell Carty and his bride,
who was Miss Mary Peirce of Boston.
will sail to-day by the Celtic of the
White Star Line for an extensive we'd
ding trip abroad They were married
in Andover, Mass, Thursday. Mrs.
Carly is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Winthrop Peirce of Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman lie Roy Edgar also will
sail.
Others sailing by the Celtic will be
DR.. Adolfo Andrade, w. d. Blauvelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Addison Harris, Nor
man S. Hope, Mr. and Mrs. r. III. Par
ker, f. l.. Page. manager of the Ar
kansas Cotton Growers Association; r..
Woolworth & Co.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Franklin Gentes, DR.. and Mrs.
c. b. NEEDING, W. Stuart Thompson and
William Storer of New York.
The United States liner America will
sail with $50 passengers. who will in
clude Rear Admiral A. It. Long OF
Washington, d. c., Charles S. Winans,
American Consul at Prague. ana Mrs.
Winans. Judge John Vincent McAvoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, David White, Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ Simons, mother OF the
American Consul at Paris. and Senor
Don Eduardo Garcia Comm. First Sec
rotary OF the Spanish Embassy, Sonora
Comm, and Sheriff ]. j. Morgan of
Hollywood Cal.
The passengers sailing by the Ryndam
of the Holland-America line will in
clude Judge J. Strahl of Brooklyn. Mrs.
Strahl. Mr.. and. Mrs. i. w. Manifold.
Il. V. Stoddard. II. veeder. A. Henry
Veeder. Capt n. Van Wyck Jurriaanse.
p. T. Sherman. DIR. and Mrs. William
Grevers. DR.. J. p. Lotsy. Dutch lee
turer; Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Prime. Jr..
Herman Norden, Miss Vera Louise
Norden, William p. Hoffman. Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Stengel and Godfrey
Stengel.