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occupancy shortly. Mrs Claude was for
merlv Miss Andrews, granddaughter OF
Gen. and Mrs. George L, Andrews. who
have returned TO their Columbia road
house from the North
Paymaster Frederick G. Pyne. U. S.
n. and Mrs Pyne have taken the house
al 1s42 Twenty-first street for the com
ing winter.
Mrs. Fitch. widow Of Chief Engineer
Henry W. Fitch. L. S. N, VIII go 10
New York next Friday for an indefinite
stay Mrs Fitch has sold her home In K
street to Paymaster S. l. Heap, u. S. n.
Commander f. NJ. Bennett, U. s. N,
has arrived at Mare Island. Cal, for
duty aboard the cruiser Maryland. Dur
ing the stay of the ships in the channel
Mrs. Bennett and her daughters viii be
guests at the st. Vincent Hotel
Lieut. Edmund L. Gruber. Fifth Field
Artillery. who has been detailed to take
a course at the Imperial Military Riding
School at Hanover. Germany. was in
Washington this week preparing for the
trip.
First Lieut.. James r. Male, Twelfth
Infantry. and his bride. who was Miss
Gladys Butler. OF Sheridan. Wyo.. are the
guests OF the bridegrOom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. 2. Male, AT the Albemarle.
The young people are being entertained
extensively during their short stay here,
at the conclusion Of which they will sail
for the Philippines. where Lieut.. Males
regiment is stationed
Gen. c. II. Tompkins. u s. A.. and his
daughter, Miss Julia II. Tompkins. have
returned TO Washington and are at their
home. 1925 First street. for the winter
season.
The charge d'affaires of Italy, Marchese
Paolo di Montagliari, has gone TO New
FORK 10 meet the new Ambassador.
Msrchese Cusani Conditioner, who is
expected 10 arrive in this country In a
day or so. Marchese III Montaglari. who
has been transferred TO the foreign Office
in Rome. viii go there after the arrival
of the Ambassador in Washington. The
new Ambassador has his wife and
daughter with him.
Or. and Mrs. G. Wythe Cook. who
spent the past several weeks in Atlantic
City. have returned TO Washington.
Captain George A. Nugent L. 5. A.
and Mrs. Nugent are occupying an apart
ment in the Kenesaw, Sixteenth and Irv-
ing streets.
Rear Admiral Silas Casey. T. 5. y. re-
tired, and Mrs. Casey and Miss Sophie
Casey have returned to Washington and
opened their residence in p street
Mr.. and Mrs William Phelps Emo ar
rived IN New York in the Mauretania
Friday from Europe where they have
spent the past several months They
will probably go 10 their place at saug-
atuck. Conn. for a few weeks before
coming 10 Washington for the winter
season.
Mrs. Clagett, widow OF Mai Clagett. l. !
s A., and .alss Cornelia Clagett have
returned 10 Washington from Rockport,
Mass. and opened their apartment at
the Aston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Ward viii come
10 Washington on Tuesday for the win
Ter season
Brig. Gen. Joseph G. Tilford. retired.
and Mrs. Tilford. after an absence Of
several months, have returned 10 Wash
ington. accompanied by their daughter
Mrs George II. Cameron. who will be
their guest during Maj. Cameron's an
sence on Il tour Of duty in the Phil
ipplnes.
Rear Admiral Charles O'Neil. L. s N.
who spent the summer in Maine, is now
in Washington. where he is located at
the Albany.
Col and Mrs. Robert n. Harper have
closed their summer place Paradox Hall
at Leesburg. Va, and returned to this
city and opened their sixteenth street
residence for the winter season.
Commander L. L. Reaney, L. S. y,
and Mrs Reamey and Mr. Brewster
Reamey are guests at the Plaza. New
York.
Miss Mary Cummins. OF Fourteenth
street. has returned for the winter, after
spending several months in the noun
tains
Mrs. Harrington, widow OF Gen. Har-
rington, accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Hall. wife OF Mai. Newt N Hall.
L. S. A, will arrive in Washington on
Wednesday from San Francisco. Mrs,