New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Reward Liners
Captain as He
Goes Into Gale
s..,efuI Passengers of La
SayOie on Trip Here Give
Wri,ten Testimonial Be-
fore Return Trip Starts
s,Orny Voyage Expected
olvmpic. Caronia, Saturnia
and Others Depart With
Eeayv Passenger Lists

- h,for bis departure yesterday
:. hattie the elements on the
~ -. CAPTAIN Henri Boisson. COM
of Ia savoie. Of the Frcncb
=, visited aboard his vessel at
=, 81, ot West Fifteenth Street by
go, representing the $50 cabin
..,..,ers he recently brought in and
- vith written testimonial
,.,,si,s Rim for the sesmanship.
-. -. ana endurance he displayed on
T -, v,,,Sound voyage. He also
=. .,v., bronze desk clock and a
q. = bronr, candle sticks.
80, Boisson. In accepting the
-, rom re committee. headed by
~, Tselna Edwards, a dancer, Of
on~,,o declared that the greatest part
80, eredi. for the navigation Of the
- tbrough the worst storm he ever
.,..,.ersd was due TO the officers
"A nsn,urder his command, who were
!, tbelr posts days at time when
4, vessel was fighting the hurricanes
"a mountainous seas. He laughiugly
.,,sie,sd that his voyage to Havre
,,slS probably be as rough as the one
,,mpleted a few days ago, II not
=, ~. hut the one redeoming feature
.-.-iS be the fact that the winds viii
,,oosl Instead Of deter La SRvoie.
Lorenz's FIsneee Sails
n, sudreau-Lebaudy family we're
,rorg the passengers sailing on La
s,voie. but only the elder Sudreau
rsuld make any statement. he said
ls,t while in this country they had sold
a, jamaica residence, but had re-
.,lnsd the one In Westbury, l.. l.. 20
rhieh they will return sometime next
ming They are now going 20 the
Rivisrs for the winter, where Nine
Lbsudv will manage her financial az
f,ir,. Jaequeline md her husband,
.be Younger Sudreau, will also pass the
rir,er with their parents.
The Baroness Reisman Stankoyie,
sanese Of Dr.. Albert Lorenz, son OF
ne Viennese orthopedic surgeon, de-
parted for home yesterday on the
President Roosevelt Of the United
states Lines for the purpose OF obtain
NJ documentary evidence Of her mar
ises and the subsequent divorce which
Va, questioned by the municipal mar
raee license bureau here when the
.supls applied for license. Inc
,svng doctor accompanied the baroness
70 m. pier. II is expected that she
IN return to this country again IN a
tv weeks when they will be married
y, was In this city only a week.
Mer being detained almost two
.,vn awaiting a favorable tide the
WIN star liner Olympic sailed yester-
day afternoon for Cherbourg and
Soushtmpton. -Four other liners also
lsn yesterday TO face the gales that
rave been lashing the Atlantic for the
asst few weeks and said to be the
rorst that nAvigators have eHpeneneed
, fifteen 70 twenty years. The other
esseis leaving were the Red Star liner
eeland. for Antwerp; the Cunarders
aronis for Liverpool and Saturnia Tor
lasqow. and the White star liner
edrie for Liverpool.
Olympic List is Large
The Olympic took ort large cabin
a. Among the passengers was Lady
.enrv. sister Of Martin Vogel, former
ssistant Secretary Of the Treasury
no has been visiting in this country
~ several weeks and now has started
\ tourney 20 India where she VIII
! the guest of Lord Reading, Viceroy
Z India. and Lady Reading. Lady
Ienrv said she would remain in London
nlv a short time before leaving for
ndia. Her itinerary will include
apsn ard China. expecting to be back
n the United States next winter.
The Earl and Countess Of Granard
md family who had booked on the
Jympie. did not sail. Several OF the
hildren we're reported slightly III
nom colds. The Earl will sal next
saturday on the Majestic 10 take MS
isat IN the Irish Free State senate.
NrsA M. Dixie left on the Olympic
70 take charge in France Of the Work
of the American Committee for Devas-
.ats6 France. She expects 20 be away
for about a year and was bade farewei
BY Miss Anne Morgan, head Of the
Others sailing on the liner included
he Rev. c. Theodore Benze, d. D. Of
on his way to Russia 70
become commissioner OF the Russian
relief work Of the National Lutheran
Council there, with headquarters IN
Moscow: Alexander Smith Cochran;
John T. Berwind, coal operator, and
Yrs Berwind; Miss Florence Walton
ne dancer, and John R. simpson, vice,
resident OF tho Sinclair Consolidated
)l Corporation, going abroad on
business trip.