The New York herald., 1922-08-02
Mrs. L. B. Stone
Joins Americans
Going to Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
Smith Also to Sail To-day
by the Paris.

Chief among the seagoers who will
sail by the Paris of the French Line
to-day besides the French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand are Mrs. Lyman
Beecher Stowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robinson Smith. Frederick Cody. Count
Wierzbiclsi francisco A. Figuerva
Guatemalan consul at Paris, and Hi
anghieng Ii, consul Of China at Sonora,
Mexico
Also f. L. Hail and r. B. Hall. E. L.
Stein. p. w. Livermore, DIR. Eugene
Coleman Savidge. Mrs. Savidge, Mrs.
w. r. Nanny, Roy Nanny. Leo B.
Sachs, Mrs. Emma Guidet Auchincoss
Richard Hageman Of the Chicago Opera
Company and Rudolph Valentino.
Other passengers will include the fol-
lowing: From Philadelphia. DR.. Q. H
+. Pepper. l.. G. Wister and Edward
Law: from ST. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. e
]. Schuster, Miss Margarite SchusteI
and W. s. HARRISON from New Orleans
La. w. S. Penick and Mrs. J. d. Stone
OF Atlanta. Ca, and her sister. Mrs
Ashton Starke Of Richmond, Va.
The President Polk OF the United
States lines, which will sail this noon for
Queenstown. Plymouth, Cherbourg and
London, will have among her passen-
gers Miss Jane Burr, novelist and
poetess. who will make a trip around
the world. She has announced her In
tention OF making the tour In knicker-
bockers as a demonstration TO the
women of foreign lands of the inde-
pebdence attained by the American
women.
Other passengers will be Mile. An
gelque Rivollier. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
O'Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bell
Mrs G. Z. Tompkins. Miss E. w. Will
Jams and Mr.. and Mrs. A Fl. White OF
New York and Mrs. Pierce Miller. Miss
Elizabeth Miller and Etienne Miller
Mrs. NJ. r. Budd and Mrs. Daniel r
Budd of Washington. D. c.
Mrs. George Cresto, Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Leetle, John Manole and Mrs. w
Harvey Merwin will go by the America
which sails for Mediterranean ports.
Lewis Nixon. naval architect ant
former head of the Public Service Com
mission, sailed yesterday by the
Cunarder Aquitania with a wireless Sc
III a suit case which he will show OIL tht
other side and with which he hopes L
revolutionize the present system. Fl,
said the set. without aerial would dc
all the work At present done by mucf
larger apparatus. He and Mrs. Nixor
will be abroad several months and viii
visit Russia.
Gen. Mario Menocal, formerly Presi-
dent of Cuba. who sailed with Mrs
Menocal and his son and daughter-in.
law. said he thought the news from
Cuba about the alleged drastic orders
of Gen. Crcwder was much exaggerated
and that the General Is doing the
things that please the best people Of
Cuba and things that they want done
and many of his orders do not sui
certain politicians there"
Edwin Thorne. banker, who is Gl. wht
has ventured out frequently on the At
lantic from his home in Babylon fishing
for sharps. is making his first Atlantic
trip by the Aquitania. DR.. Joseph A
Blake, noted surgeon, is going to Scot
land to shoot grouse. His family Is II
Bar Harbor
Voyagers arriving yesterday by tn
United States liner President Garfield
included DIR. Condit w. Cutler OF tn
College. of Physicians and Surgeon
who has been lecturing in London
Capt G. II. Whitman. relative of tn
immortal Walt. who has been writing
poems about the Atlantic. soon to b.
published; Randolph Lewis. back from
visit to Rudyard Kipling; Allyn VIII
Jams. miniature artist, who Is here Z
make portraits of American celebrities
and Marcus Goldman.