New-York tribune., 1922-10-07
M'kenllaAn1ong
assengers ON
Majestic To-day
Clare Briggs, C. E. Mitchell,
National City Bank Chief.
and British Polo Team
Also Sailing for Europe
Mrs. Caruso ON Adriatic
Mrs. Gait, on Italian Liner.
OFF to Arrange Women's
Suffrage Meet i'm Rome

;, The Right Hon. Reginald Me-
lR1elnna, former Chancellor of the
British Exchequer, and now chairman
OF the London Joint City and Midland
BANK, who has been in this city for
one one week, during which he addressed
the American Bankers Association
convention here, sails for home to-day
on the Majestic, of the White Star
Line. The vessel is taking 400
CABIN passengers to Cherbourg and
Southampton.
The Adriatic, of the same line, is
also sailing for Queenstown and Liver
pool, and among the passengers sched
u uled to sail on her are Mrs. Enrico
Caruso and her daughter Gloria. Mrs.
1t EaIuso is returning to her villa in
Italy for the winter.
Also sailing on the Majestic will be
CHARLES E. Mitchell, president Of the
National City Bank in this city; Glare
brlggss, cartoonist of The Tribune. and
nus ms wife; E. Pc Swenson, chairman Of
tne IN National City Bank; his excellency
E1om1imendatore Giuseppe de Michelis,
ltalian General Commissioner of Imml-
grafton, and his cabinet chief, Cava-
here Uficiale Luigi Mariani: tho
Hon. J. w. Wilson, Mp. Cliff
1ord Edgar, M. P; Peggy O'Neil.
actress; ]. Willet Bruce, superintend.
ent @ engineer of the White Star Line;
N mrs. Pablo Casals, wife of the 'cellist:
bernard Guggenheim, G. Dracopouias
Mreek Consul General at New York:
henry l.. Labouchere, banker, of Am
sterdam; Emerson z. Parvin, treas
m urer OF the international Mercantile
"ann map,he nSompany;, Julius Fleisch-
n on1
Of Gel Excelsior" Of Mevico asicl
City; Lady Baird, Ernest Greenwood vole'
American labor representative a a,
the tn League of Nations; the Hon Ella
weir and the Hon. Nita Weir, daugb-
Iers OF Lord lnverforth; Major Vivian
Li.ockett, Major John Hurndall. George
r " :: Douglas and Captain William
-. ~ n: Ioulding, members of the Brit
ish international polo team.
Business Men Sail
party of prominent business men
anu bankers of Washington sailing ON
; ume majestic includes Elliott H. Good
WIN, vlce-president of the United
Itates I chamber u, of Commerce; r. A.
Lewis, Lewis, washington correspondent of
me New York Journal of Commerce.;
george W. White, president of the
metropolitan National Bank: r r
Saul, director of the American Security
and Trust Company; A. F. Jorss. ii.
rector of the District National Bank:
toward r. Norton and George G.
humphrey, directors of the Second Ma
tional Bank; Harry Miller, director Of
the Columbia National Bank: G w
forsberg, director of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank, and Robert M. Hicks
manager of the Washington Office Of
the international Mercantile Marine
Company. % -1e
, Society will be represented on the
MaJestlc by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Umberto
SSoletti. who are returning to their
nome IN Florence after spending the
summer with Mrs. Coletti's parents.
~ ~ and Mrs. J. Henry Lancashire, at
Manchester; DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Jcn-
nings' amg' mr.. and Mrs: Timothy Field
Allen Jr,. Mrs. Warner H. Leeds,
cousin Of Princess Anastasia Of
Greece; Carleton Bunce, Porter r r
Chandler. Mrs. William F. Fisher Mrs
william L. Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs. w E. s,
Grlswold, MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Haven.
MRS. Robert W. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry McBurney, Miss Helen Ro=es.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman, o.
Laurence White, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Taylor and Miss Edith Taylor. of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel W. Streeter
OF bunalo; Mrs. Douglas H. Cochran
and MISS Phyllis Cochran, of PhiladeI-
phla. and Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Par
shall, of Santa Barbara.
Tully on America
The America of the United States
Lines sails to-day for Plymouth, Cher
,: r:ourg ana Bremen with a passenger
list containing Richard Walton Tully.
well known theatrical producer; Flor
panied by her parents, to study in Ber-
lin and Petrograd. Other passengers
on the America include Surgeon Gen
eral Hugh S. Comming, of the United
States Public Health Service; DR.. w,
Deepy, attache of the Swiss Legation
In Washington; Mrs. Ferdinand Mayer,
wife of the United States Consul at
'rangier; Mr.. S. E. O'Donohue, United
States Consul at Athens, and Mrs.
O'Donohue; S. G. Ormsbee, of W. o.
Smith & Co., New York; H. D. Hilton,
director general of the North German
Lloyd, Bremen; DR.. r. Stocker attache
Swiss Legation, Washington; R. A. w.
Treat, United States Consul to Smyr-
ma; Carl Stunning, director general Of
the North German Lloyd. Ralph J. Tot
ten, United States Consul at BARGE
Iona, Spain. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bash
are sailing on the America on the
beginning of a trip which will take
them practically around the world. Mr.
Bash is a representative of the Alumi-
nun Company of America. After spend
ing few weeks in England and on the
Continent, he will proceed to India in
the interests of his concern.
Adriatic Passengers
The Adriatic's saloon list also in
cludes Rear Admiral Willard H. Brown
son, Archbishop Thomas O'Shea, Sir
Ralph William Anstruther, chairman
of the Nobel Industries; Hon. Harcourt
Gladstone Malcolm, Speaker of the
Bahamas House of Assembly, and Mrs.
Malcolm; Nicholas Danforth, C. c. Coch-
ran, Mrs. Carroll Dunham, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Goodrich, Miss Anne Good
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