The New York herald., 1922-04-22
1000 to Sail for /.
Europe To-day on
Six Steamships
Many Notable Persons Amohg
600 Booked for Cabin of
/, the Olympic.

Judging from the large number of pas
sangers. including many persons of
prominence from every walk of life.
booked to sail to-day on six liners bound
FOR Europe. the spring exodus to the old
country has reached its maximum. The
Olympic of the White Star Line. largest
OF the vessels. will have 1000 passengers
cabin. The other liners are the Touraine
o, the French Line. the Cedric of the
White Star Line, the Finland of the Red
Star. the Peninsula State. renamed the
President Pierce. or the United States
Lines, and the Araguaya of the Royal
Mail Line, which has been in the Ber-
iarda service, but is now sailing for
England.
The total number of passengers sail
ing will be about 5000
rhe Olympic's list Of notables includes
f'rika Morini, violinist, who is accom-
j uied by her mother and father; Elnor
c'~n novelist; Prince Mohamet Ali
1rrahn. nephew OF the lkhedive of
Egypt, and his secretary, Blink" Me-
tioskey: Mr. Robert W. Service, poet;
rs. Service and their daughter Miss
lr, Service Tito Ruffo. singer Lady
I rs, who was Miss Garcia Livingston
r X Hall Caine. son of the British
apthor. Mr. Marshall Neilan, moving
.t'cture directors Gen. Fl &. Sheriff., for
i~er Minister TO Argentina, and Mrs.
.'herill; Mr. Charles Winn and the Hon.
Mrs. Winn, the Hon. Katherine Norton,
'ss Mary Hoyt Wiborg. Mr.. and Mrs.
frederick w Vanderbilt, Miss Margaret
awkcsworth. dancer; Mr.. Gordon Sell
f..t @ Ia.
.r. r. r. Adler. treasurer of the United
S''ates Steel Corporations; Judge ]. s.
: therford. the Right Rev. John J. Nc
Gn"t. Bishop of Altoona, and Prof. H. X.
Coming.
Mrs. William H. Dewart of Boston.
~ of the Rev. Dr. Dewart, is going
\ Paris. to return with her daughter,
J IS Frances Dewart. who has been In
school there.
Members Of Society in List.
among those from New York
sailing are Mr.. Ogden Mills. Mr..
Marcus DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
for Watson Stokes. Col. and Mrs.
&c Rahm. Jr.; Mrs Otto Fl. Kahn. Mr..
Roger w. Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs
.Ancell II. Ball. Mr., g. Louis Boissevain,
W. J. Curtis. Mr.. Robert T. Francis. the
Case. Mrs. Irving FL Chase. DR.. and
Mrs. Leland L. Cofer, Mr.. and Mrs
W. J. Curtis, Mr.. Robert T. Francis.
Rev. and Mrs Alfred Duane Pell. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren d. Robbins Mr.. Nc
lane Van Ingen. Mr.. Terrill Van Ingen
NIr. and Mrs c. Morton Whitman. Mr.
Grinnel Willis Mrs. p. L. D'Aubigne
,iiss Bell Gurnee and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Y. Hutton.
The list also includes Mrs. Rufus c.
Dawes, Miss Margaret Dawes and Miss
Helen Dawes. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Campbell Of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Wetmore of Oakland. Mrs.
G. Minot Weld. Miss Elizabeth
Weld and Miss Margaret Weld
Of Boston, Mrs. Milo Lester Cof-
feen of Cleveland. Mrs. Walter S. wy
att and DIR. and Mrs. T. Archer Brown
Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Russell H. AIger
OF Detroit and Mr.. Il. +. Richardson
and Miss Richardson Of New Orleans
Among those booked to sail from New
York on the liner Cedric for Queenstown
and Liverpool are Mr.. W. r. Leonard.
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson
Of New York: Mr.. j. Morris Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Herbert windeler and
Miss Evelyn Windeler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sohier Welch of Boston DR.. and Mrs
Frank p. Cross of Cincinnati Miss c.
Carr-Martin and Miss l.. Carr Martin of
Pittsburgh: Mrs Lenox Pawle, Col.
Nicholas Ferguson and Mr.. Edwin H.
Lamare. municipal organist for the city
OF Portland, who is considered one Of
the greatest organists in the world H
Is going abroad to give number OF
recitals throughout England. the first Of
which will be in st. Georges Hall, Liv-
erpooI.
The saloon list Of the Finland. sailing
frr o1xyv,.n
includes Mr.. Edward B. SchuIer. Amer
ican vice-Consul at Brussels: Prof. A.
r. Brigham, geologist, Of Colgate Uni
versity, and Mrs. Brigham Prof. z. NJ
Patterson, Mrs. S. j. Clough and Miss
9. e. Clough of Philadelphia Dr. and
Mrs. A. A Abbott of Cleveland: Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Mitchell. Mr.. Philip Cheney
and Mr.. II. w. Farnam, Jr., of New
York: Mrs. Orlando johnson of Jackson
vile; Mr.. George F. Randolph Of BaIti-
more and'Mrs. Hutor Prud homme and
Miss Margaret Prud'homme OF st. Louis.
Inc E1niand's list also includes a
Convent. Boston.
Voyagcrs for the Cedric.
Among those sailing aboard tho cedr;c
are Mr.. and Mrs d. Elliott Alves Mr.
and Mrs. j. B. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs
. w. II. Coade, Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Greaves. DR.. and Mrs. Frank B. Cross
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HOLLYWOOD Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. James Neville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Shainess and Mr.. and Mrs @. Herbert
Windeler and Miss Evelyn windeIer.
Among the passengers sailing to-day
aboard the Touraine are Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Arbibe. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Allix, Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bevans. DR..
and Mrs. V. d. Barbot. Mr.. and Mrs f.
a. Bafteman. Miss III. Baircmau and
Master II. Baiteman. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
9. Corona. the Rev. A. B. p. Caruso.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cartogo. DR.. Louis A.
Denis. Col. and Mrs. A. Grabowski. Mr.
ard Mrs. II. Gardini Mr. and Mrs
Robert CALI, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo GARDENER,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hale. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Eipness. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Maupin.
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murphy. the Rev
Father Obrecht, Mrs H. Weldon Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs +. Webb. Miss Amy Webb
and the Masters T. and w. Webb.
Sailing on board the Peninsular State,
renamed the President Pierce, are Mr.
Joseph Mach. Czecho-SlovalS Consul
General of New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
Barrett Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. III. V.
van Norman Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Staub.
On board the Finland are DR.. and
Mrs. A. A. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs A. r.
Brigham, Mrs. $. J. Clough and Miss