October 3 1936 - Notable Passengers
The EMPRESS OF ASIA began a Pacific crossing upon sailing from Vancouver on October 3rd, 1936.
Among the passengers were several Missionaries and religious personnel from Quebec travelling to various locations in the Orient. The Dominican Order, Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, Sulpicians, Franciscans, Sisters of the Precious Blood, and Ursuline Sisters were all represented.
Notable passengers embarking aboard EMPRESS OF ASIA on October 3rd, 1936 at Vancouver and Victoria.
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Bishop A. J. Moore |
Missionary Field Secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Nashville. En route to Shanghai to visit missions in Northern and Central China. |
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Reverend A. W. Wasson |
Foreign Secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of Nashville. En route to Shanghai to visit missions in Northern and Central China. |
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Commander F. R. Davey |
Director of the Sassoon banking house in Shanghai. |
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Perry Burgess |
Of New York, Managing Director of the Leonard Wood Memorial Foundation. |
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Virgil M. Griffin |
En route to Manila as Assistant Manager of the West Coast Life Insurance Company. |
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George Fusavet |
Canadian Pacific Agent at Manila. |
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J. J. Pates |
Hong Kong, Standard Vacuum Oil Company official. |
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Major and Mrs. A. M. Haines |
Of Bombay. |
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Dr. E. L. Marsh |
Canadian Pacific medical officer. |
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