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Georgetown Convent. and Jack and
Parker Dunnigan, students al Cornell,
make up part Of the party. The young
people viii return TO school tomorrow.
Mr.. Eyrick A. Adam and Mr. Roland
c. Doig are the house guests ~ MIR.
Raymond Chatfield, al his residence IN
Rhode Island avenue. They are stu
dents at the University Of Pennsylvania
ana have spent most enjoyable Easter
vacation, being royalty entertained by
their host.
Col. S. I. Norven. L. S. A, Mrs. and
Miss Norvell. Capt. q. I. scott. u. >.
a. Capt. j. l. Jordan, L. 5. a, and
Mrs. Jordan. Capt Ii. J. Hatch, I. 5. A,
and Mai. Mason NJ. Patrick, U. 5. a..
were guests at the New Grand Hotel.
New York, last week.
Capt. Casper Il. Conrad, quartermas-
ter's department, L, s. A., arrived here
for duty at the War Department last
week. He is a guest at the Army and
Navy Club.
Mrs. G.. W. Atkinson, who has spent
some time in the South, on account of
her health. has returned to her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Decker, who
have been the guests Of their cousin,
Mrs. August Powell, Of l72S New Jersey
avenue. sailed Friday for Germany on
the craasyaa- fsar,rrro NKT,ghFrr--,.
Capt. and Mrs James 3. billiard, OF +
street, have as their house guest Miss
Belle Heath. Of Norfolk. Va.
Miss Ethel McMuTray, daughter of the
late Maj. ]. w McMurray. has gone 10
Panama, where she viii be the guest OF
friends.
Miss Mary Winder, Of Baltimore, Nd.
has been the guest during Easter of her
cousin. Miss Sarah Parker, daughter of
the late Rear Admiral Foxhan Parker,
L. S. n.
Lieut.. G. W Danforth. L. S, n. re-
tired, and Mrs Danforth have as their
guest at Annapolis, Nd, their sister. Miss
Grace Danforth. of Charleston, Mo
Lieut.. Danforth is at present an instruc-
.or at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. HOratiO n Slater, of Boston. with
her daughter. Miss Esther Slater. who
have been at the New Willard, viii re-
turn to their home shortly in their pri-
vate yacht They have been entertained
extensively during their visit here.
Rear Admiral Charles S. Sperry. L. S.
n. retired. has been dispatched from
the Naval War College and ordered to
his home. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Sperry
viii make their home in Newport
Ensign George E. Lake. L. S. N, has
been ordered to Tokyo in place OF En-
sign Charles NJ. Austin, who was re-
Gently married, Secretary Meyer pre-
ferring an unmarried officer for duty at
the American Embassy.
Gen. A. B. Carey. L. S A. and Mrs.
Carey have left Orlando, Fla, for Mem
phis TO visit their daughter the wife of
Maj. NJ l. Walker. Corps Of Engineers,
S. A. They Will be at home in Vine
yard Haven, Mass, early in May.
Gen. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bell left St. Angus
tine Fla, for the North last week, and
stopped here and In New York. en- route
to their home in New London.
Assistant Surgeon William L. Irvine,
L S. N. arrived at the training station,
Newport, R. l., last week for duty.
Maj. c. W. Harold, L. S. A, retired
arrived here last week, and Is guest at
1918 I street. where he will visit for an
indefinite stay. Maj. Harold has re-
Gently been at Jacksonville
Capt. H. T. Matthews, who is on duty
with the Coast Artillery Corps at Fort
Monroe, was guest last week at the
Army and Navy Club.
Miss Johanna E. Alder is in Baltimore
as the guest of relatives.
Miss Mayer. of New York. and Miss
Weinberg, Of Baltimore, have returned 20
their home after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Benjamin Sinsheimer.
Midshipman F. T. Stevenson, L. S. n,
attached to the L. S. S. Delaware, visited
friends here LAST week.
Naval Constructor G. A Bissett. [. S.
N. who is on duty at Norfolk. was the
guest of friends here last week
Lieut. Col. W. ". Gibson, Ordnance
Department. L. s A. who is on duty
at Watervliet Arsenal n. Y, was a guest
at the Albany last week.
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