New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Iaiestic, Last
Ship,
To-day
|. :. Star Liner Expected
Land Passengers in
,..land and on Continent
food Time for Holidays
,r List of voyagers
! walter E. Edge, Of Nj,
n Bride Aboard; Many
Europeans - on Way Home

,.. Ca, liner Majestic, sail
- ~. 1. n. last vessel TO leave
4, -. due TO arrive abroad S,II.,a,a. n .,ns
=. ,,.,sngsfs to pass iis CnrissSss Sss
sft', D. ,ru,usily large list for
I. in, Of the year. ins.uo,ns many
k..-lnsss Americans ana 1, S''0pe~n' opens
II. viii pass the s0.'o"y ssae0n
r. r, addition 10 her vOyasers'
''i''o. sS.. zoo Itsiians going home on a
't''',h. .,,,,on. ,hs xiil take q large
|,.,,Irnmsnt Of usiis
''s''s s.'.,nr walter Z Edse' OF New Jer-
sehN'S' =. hrSs, who was Camilla
|t'" -. 80. ssvslL and John Meccr-
L0y. -. husr, are among the pas
's'.. a.,, Ssoisd to sail on the liner,
- b bound for cherbourH and
kssihsnptoa-
/ o,A,n departing are George Ne
IN. former accountant general Of
4. rr,h Free State, who came here on
,.,,eisl mission for his government;
4, Robert Baird, X. B. E.. managing
(,,,,or o. "The Belfast Telegraph
Z ,soelsted papers; the Hon. and
4, Arthur J. P. Howard: General Sir
80 0Ksefe, NJ. D., K. c. NJ. g.; Dr.
\ Bergstrom, Swedish Minister at
~ and Mrs. Bergstrom; senor
5a DC Soeass, attaehe Of the
1 1,r Legation; Count de Bellegards,
I, s.ratheons, Francois Crucy, rep.
-,.,,tive Of Petit Parisien" and
'srvs,ration" for NJ. Clemenceau's
'.,1e,n tour; Robert W.. Armitage,
.,,lire colliery owner; Maksymiljan
,.',g secretary Of the Polish finance
..-,.ien. Leslie Runciman and Philip
..,'w1n. London steamship owners; I;
= Wisrdsma, chairman OF the Hol-
t.llr,riean Line; Arthur Sweetser,
=. journalist; Sir Ernest Oldham,
80 barrister: Lieutenant Colonel II.
|fV,ilis Colonel George A. Carruthers
III General and Mrs. miekiemi the
IA, Rev. r. Machines, Anglican
H., Of jerusalem, and Mrs. Mac
l-.,o The Americans sailing arc
|iAsp John L. Nuelssn, head OF @ me
lsbodiss Episeopal Church IN Cen
4 Turope. who has been attending
s,.,aal Meeting Of the Board OF
49, Missions; Professor Chauney
T;sSsr of yale; Claus A. Spreckels,
|as,lss Il Ebbets, president OF the
,.ooIlvn National League Baseball
ciuS. s. kslent Edwards. etcher; Mrs'
ioNn Basssit Moore, Herman Z. hui-
tsr ir New York banker; Edward A.
wssbou9an. president of the Queens
Moro Corporation; theodore b. Shulze,
Dr. Boris D. Bogen. head Of the Joint
Didribution Committee for Russian
and Polish Relief; the Rev. Thomas ".
Noore professor Of theology az San
Francisco theological Seminary; DR.. /.
c. Kligier. Of Rockefeller Institute,
kfao Of the Palestine Malarlai re
Nreh Unit; Dr.. Otto Shulhof. director
treerestion for New York City; John
J Finch, geologist; Glenn W. Cole,
r-ln-lsw Of Ambassador Houghton;
sngs ". Fuller, civil engineer; Al
NJ Eesne, director Of the American
ary Razor Corporation; DR.. A. T.
lsrn, Of Greenwich. who is going TO
s,ion and Vienna for study; +. Mar
nii PRESIDENT Of the New York Oil
ryssy, and n. A. Elsberg.
Iiatrical folk sailing are Miss
iui White, Miss Blythe DAILY, Miss
hara Winthrop. Miss Cyprienne
ls,k, Marc Klaw, producer, and Mr.
r; Ms. Jean Bedini.
Nso sailing are Mr.. and Mrs. Arehi-
N Barklie, Mr.. and Mrs. George
lxr, Nr and Mrs. II. Llanarth
.vst, Nine. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs.
assisn W. Luling, Stuart s. Malin.
y, Commodore and Mrs. Leonard
ksrds, Miss Agnes Emily Warren
N 9r. Walter Bovari, Of New York.