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Rear Admiral Victor Blue. L S ".
and wife have leased a cottage at
Monterey. Pa. but will not leave the
city to take possession of 1t for sew
eral weeks yet.
Admiral and Mrs. Aaron Ward. at
their country place. Willowmere Ros-
lyn. Long Island, showed their famous
rose garden Tuesday afternoon from
3 to : O'Clock. for the benefit of the
American Ambulance Hospital at
Neuilly. France.
Both the admiral and his wife are
well known in Washington. as not
only were they stationed here several
years ago. but they have frequently
visited Admiral and Mrs. William EN-
i, ory Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Emory are
sisters. popularly known as the beau
tiful Willis girls before their mar
riage. The third sister was the late
Mrs. Broadheads. who following her
marriage to Lieut. Broadheads. came
to Washington to live and built the
large house which subsequently un-
dersoing many changes of ownership
as well as architecture is now the
Levi ?. Morton resident. on Scott
circle.
Capt. John ]. knapp father of Pay
master Jack Knapp. has been busy for
a number of days past receiving con-
sratulations from every quarter upon
his appointment to succeed Admiral
Benson in command of the navy yard
at Philadelphia. to which place he will
proceed the 18th instant. capt and
Mrs. Knapp. during the formers duty
at the Washington navy yard. have
made their home at SIS ed street
Commander and Mrs. Archibald Da-
Wis. who have been enjoying the early
motoring
have decided to motor to Watch Hill.
r. l., where they will remain until the
autumn
Miss Roberta Wiley. daughter of
Capt. Henry A. Wiley. L. S. N, will
be debutante of next season With
the charm of beauty. of graceful
dancing and spirited horseback riding,
world under the most auspicious cir
cumStanceS.
Capt. and Mrs. Halsey will go to
jamestown for a portion of the sum-
mer. and later. during the absence of
their daughter. Mrs. Scott. who will go
to the Panama exposition with her
husband, they Will occupy the Scott
residence in Wilmington. in order to
be with their young granddaughter.
Miss Deborah Turnbull.
MIS-. benham, WIDOW OF AufnlTal beH-
ham, accompanied by her daughter,
will leave Washington soon to spend
the summer at Beach Haven. on the
Jersey coast.
Surgeon Gen. W. C. Braisted. Z. S N.
and wife will remain for the summer
in their home on California avenue.
with frequent motor trips to places
of interest within forty and fifty miles
of Washington. AS both Gen. and Mrs
Braisted are such accomplished motor
lists that they can. if necessity re-
quires, run their own car, they are
looking forward to an unusually pleas
ant summer.
Capt Bullard. U. S. N, has as his
guest at present his son, Ensign Bull
lard, who graduated with honors sew
eral years ago and bids fair to follow
with distinction in his fathers foot
steps.
Rear Admiral Robert s. Griffin has
been honored with the degree of
LII. D., conferred by Columbia Uni
versity at it's commencement day ex-
ercises in New York the first day of
June.
Miss Katherine Du Bose, daughter OF
Medical Director and Mrs. Du Bose, is
visiting her brother, Naval Constructor
William G. Du Bose, at the Norfolk
navy yard. This young lady has the
enviable record of being one OF the
best tennis players in Washington.
When in the city she is an almost
daily player at the Chevy Chase courts.
Capt. Hilleary P. Jones. commanding
the Florida, made a flying visit to his
sister. Miss Lucy Marshall Jones. at
the Deca tur last week.
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