The New York herald., 1922-05-10
Miss Morgan to
Sail To-day for
Trip to France
Mrs. Cornelius H. Tangeman
Among the Other Sea-
gOers.

Among the SOCIALLY prominent persons
sailing for Plymouth and Havre to-day
aboard the France of the French Line
are Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs. Cornelius
II. Tangeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rob-
irson and M. and Mrs. Howard K Bur-
-ras. who will pass the summer In Paris
and return to New York in October.
Others sailing are Mr.. George Blu
menthal, the banker; Mr.. Maurice Dom
nay and Mr.. Andre Chevrillon, members
of the French Academy: Mr.. Walter
Damrosch, conductor of the New York
Symphony Orchestra, who will remain
abroad during the summer. visiting
Vienna and Munich: Mrs. Damrosch.
DR.. Felix de Lapersonne. DR.. A. Magitot.
Dr. F. Gemblat, from Oculists' Con-
gress in Washington: Capt. Roger Z.
Erunschwig Of the French Blue Devils
who was severely wounded in battle !:
Mr.. L. e. Robert. French engineer. con-
nected with the Paris office of the In
ternational Westinghouse Electric Com
pany of Paris.
Members Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company who will sail are Mr.. Guilio
Gatti-Casazza, director: Mr.. Giuseppe
de Luca. barytone Miss Rosina CALI.
premiere danseuse Mr.. Roberto Moran
zoni and Mr.. Giuseppe Bamboschek.
italian conductors; Nine. Raymonde De-
launois, mezzo-soprano Miss Ellen Da-
lossy, soprano; Mr.. Ottokar Bartilx, ball
let master; Mrs. Bartik. and Miss Mario
Telva. contralto.
Among the other passengers are the
Misses Daignaut and Miss NJ. @. valois
OF Boston who are going TO the Eu-
charistic Congress in Rome, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burke, Mrs. w. II. Hirst.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Simmons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luigi villa. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
Frazer, Capt. and Mrs. Beunnier and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Cadillac.
Mrs. Belmont Returning.
Among the notables arriving on the
White Star liner Olympic. due TO arrive
in New York this morning from South
ampton and Cherbourg. are Mrs. Oliver
Mrs. e. Gerry Chadwick, Mrs. George
A. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p.
Breese, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Bertron
of New York: Mrs. william K. du Pont
and Miss Pauline du Pont of Whining
ton; Mr.. George w. Chllds Drexel and
Mrs. A. j. Antelo Devereux of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. william Fsstus Morgan OF
Cooperstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r.
Eastman of Portland. Me-, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Baxter of Cedarhurst.
L. ].
Others OF Importance on board are sir
Robertr Borden. formerly Premier OF
Canada; Lord Eeverhulme, Lady Baillie
of Toronto, Countess Bubna, Mr.. I. II.
Bander of the United Drug Company.
Mr.. George Drexel Mr.. Max Rabinoff,
concert director Lieut.. Hamilton vose
Bryan. who Is attached to the American
Embassy at Constantinople. and Mrs.
Bryan, Major Paul Turner. Major Henry
Otto, Col. r. T. Emmett and Miss Flor
ence McComb, New York decorator.
Film of Attack by sharks.
JE. Williamson, undersea film maker,
who arrived last night from Nassau by
the Munson liner Munargo with $4,000
feet OF moving plctures containing an
unexpected and. Mr.. Williamson de-
clares, thrilling battle" between sew
eral sharks and Jack Gardner, profess
sional diver.
The sharks glided into the range of
the camera suddenly. startling the oper-
ator in the glass fronted steel chamber
on the sea bottom. They circled the
diver. who Immediately became quite ac-
tive, kicking and hourishing his arms.
Some OF the mancaters frisked him with
their tails and made Intellectual efforts
TO bite him. lie signalled to be hauled
up and was soon out OF the range OF
both the sharks and the camera.