The New York herald., 1922-07-27
Many Physicians
to Sail for Europe
by the Mongolia
Going Abroad to Attend Medi'
cal Conferences-Other
Seagaars.

When the Mongolia of the American
bourg and Hamburg there will be on
board a number of American physicians
who are going abroad to attend medi-
cal conferences. Among them Will be
DIR. Charles r. Kutteroff of the Metropol-
itan Hospital. DIR. Oscar Ziegler Of the
Hahnemann Hospital and DIR. A. c. Beck
OF New York. DIR. C. Q. II. Kayser OF
Princeton and DIR. A. c. Germann OF
Chicago.
Other passengers will be Bishop J..
Taylor Hamilton. president of the Mo-
ravian College and Theological Semi
nary the Rev. DR.. Paul de Schwernitz
and the Rev. DIR. j. Kenneth Pfohl OF
Bethlehem. Pa: Murray Taylor. Mrs.
Sarah ]. King and the Rev. and Mrs.
George F. Taylor of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs Eldridge Bundy, Miss Eleanor
Bundy and Miss Wilhelmina Bundy OF
San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
Bullock and Thomas Mcconnell Sd OF
Philadelphia and MIR. and MRS. Jonn
Hinman OF Brooklyn.
Christopher T. Emmet, Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lane, Harry S. Walters, the
Misses Hilda and Mary Walters and
stephen A. Greenwood OF New York and
Mr. and Mrs John Anderson Of Mont
clair ". j., will sail by the Swedish
American liner Stockholm to-day
Another passenger on the Stockholm
will be Nine. Eva Duryea Thelberg OF
/. Stockholm, who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends In this country for a
month. This week she has been guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Joaquin de le Tore
of $50 Riverside Drive.
hundred young women from fifty
American cities. forming a group known
as Americas Good Will Delegation to
France" sailed yesterday by the French
liner France. They were selected In O.
voting contest instituted by local COM
mittees for the American Committee for
Devastated France and the total votes
cast. Mt 10 cents a vote, resulted In rails
ing a fund Of more than 100000, all Of
which has been cabled to France. With
the young women are four gold star
mothers who will visit the graves Of
their sons in France. They are Mrs.
Herman H. Birney and Mrs. william
Abbey of Philadelphia, Mrs. Otto Brewer
OF Wichita and Mrs. Clay S. Stephens of
Nashville. Every girl carried little
American flag and hundreds Of rela-
tfves and friends gave them an enthusi-
astic sendoff at the pier.
Other passengers by the France are
Count Jean Rigal, French Naval At
tacte, at Washington the Rev. J. 3.
Frigon of the Church of the Sacred
Heart at Brownsville. Texas. who will
consecrate the graves of $4,000 Amer
lean Catholic soldiers buried in France !;
Jean Perret, director of the French
tourist bureau here, who Is going to
prove that he can travel luxuriously In
France without spending more than
eight doll1rs day. Supreme Court
Justice Alfred r. Page Of Brooklyn, who
is making his first trip across the At
lantic. and Gen Jose Marti OF Havana.
The Grace liner Santa Teresa, which
sailed yesterday for Valparaiso. has
aboard the Brooklyn Daily Eagle South
American touring party of thirty-four,
including Herbert Gunnison. publisher of
the paper, appointed by Gov. Miller as
New York's commissioner to the Brazil
ian Exposition at Rio de Janeiro; Mrs.
A. Barton Hepburn, widow OF the
banker; Major George T.. Mundson OF
the Brooklyn STANDARD Union, and Gill
mer s. Adams, Kentucky's commits
sioner ia the exposition. The excursion-
lists, after arriving at Valparaiso. will
cross the Andes to Buenos Aires. board
the Munson liner American Legion for
Rio, and. after taking in the exposition.
will return to New York by the Munson
liner "a N A rertca