The New York herald., 1922-06-17

c. Deming, Miss Josephine De Ronge, J..
III. Heroy, Mrs. w. u. Parsons, Mrs.
Meldrum Robinson, Miss Cynthia Rob-
inson, Miss Geraldine Thompson. Nj,
and Mrs. Arthur It. Thurnauer and Mr..
and Mrs. S. N. Baker.
Also sailing will be Peter Hobin, Bel
,gian middleWeight champion, who has
defeated some of the best American
mddleweght boxers during his two
months stay in the United States. He
is accomanied by his trainer, Adolph
Laener.
The Laplands list also includes Miss
Josephine A. Mcclure of Philadelphia,
Miss Charlotte II. Noland. James L..
McLane, Jr., and Mrs. Allan McLane Of
Baltimore. Brs. Barton III. Wise of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Balch of
Detroit, Mrs. c. H. Coffin. William
Spalding. Bishop w. NJ. Spalding and
Mrs. Spaldng of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Walker DR.. and Mrs. w. r.
Taylor of Rochester, Mrs. w. II. Peirce,
Miss Elizabeth d. Pelrce and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thallon of Vassar College.
To Sail ON the Cedric.
The Cedric of the White Star Line
will take over 500 of to-day's outgoing
seagoers, including DR.. Samuel Ross, a
mttee Others going by this liner will
include Col. A. G. Cousins. who came to
America with Field Marshal French IN
May; b. b. C-osfield. director Of the
London Daily Nel1s: Mgr John Rogers
of San Francisco, the Rev. James q.
Burke of Baltimore. the Revs. William
]. Lynch and Daniel Lonagan OF Chi
cago, r. C. Dickerson, secretary and gem
eral manager of the Texas Cotton Grow
ers Association, and Mrs. Kingsland
Bradford, George ID. Bradford, Mrs.
Frank l.. Fuller, Miss Katherine A. Full
Ter. Mrs. Frederic e. Sondern and Miss
Elizabeth e. Sondern of New York.
DIR. Frank Damrosch, director of the
Institute of Musical Art, will sail TO-
day by the Rotterdam to spend four
teen weeks in Europe. His brother, DR..
Walter Damrosch, director of the New
York Symphony Orchestra, is on the
Continent now. They will spend part
of the summer together.
The Rotterdam's Passengers.
The Rotterdam's list also includes
Nine. Germaine Schnitzer and Arthur
Shattuck. piansts; Paolo Calico, COM
poser Mrs. Calico, Prof. Alexander
Lambert and Dirk Fock, musical direc-
tor.
Some of their fellow passengers will
include Judge William Kerper Stevens,
Princess Alexandra Ghika; Vicomtesse
j. de Jonghe. Edward Robinson. direc-
tor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art;
Mrs. Robinson. DIR. and Mrs. Edwin
Beer, S. c. Bosch Reitz, of the Metro
politan Museum of Art; Miss Carolyn
Smiley, who is going to India for four
years on missionary work; Mrs. e. n.
Mccullough, Miss Marian Wurtz, Miss
Eleanor WurtZ and Miss Rosamond
Wurtz, and Miss Ida Gutsche and Miss
Elizabeth Gutsche, champion long dis
tance swimmers accompanied by their
mother, Mrs. Anna NJ. Gutsche, all of
Philadelphia. .e.- .
At the solicitation of A-me. Emma
Calve, Mrs. Juliet Griffith Mosher VIII
sail by the Vandyck, of the Royal Mail.
to study under the famous prima donna.
Mrs. Mosher lives in Brooklyn and is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Grif-
fifth. who will accompany her. m
Other passengers on the Vandyck will
be Arthur Cook, general manager of the
Lamport & Holt Line: Mrs. c. s. Bis
SELL who goes to France to bring home
daughter who has spent several. years
in Turkey with the Red Cross; Judge
William G. Ryan. Doylestown, Pa; ii.
o. Osgood, associate editor of Musical
tOUft anu 1Ount l-tOH SndltduNleuA,
Cuban sugar planter.
The Caronia will sail with a large
body of German eXcursionists from st.
Louis. among them being Henry =.
Mayor who will visit his homeland after
an absence of fifty-five years, and
William Lorenz, president of the St
Louis Germania Sanger Verein. who left
Germany forty years ago. Marcel Sal
ginger of Vienna. a ban ytone. who has
| made a tour OF the United States, will
be passenger, as will also Gen. Victor
E. Gordon. factor lii the moving pic
ture industry.
The President Fillmore Of the United
| States Lines sails for Bremen with ter
brides and bridegrooms among the first
cabin passengers. Among the passen.
| gers are Mr.. and Mrs. i. Gardner, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Jordan, Prof. o. Keith. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Rudolph, Carl NJ. Frey, Mrs
| Emil j. Meissner, Mrs. NJ. Bruins, Mrs. o
Bryant, Mrs. b. Nader and Miss T.
| Nader.
Other vessels sailing will be the Provi-
Gence of the Fabre Line for Marseiles
and Naples and the Giuseppi Verdi for
| Naples and Genoa.