Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
Navy and Marine Corps Notes,

MAJ. Robert n. Dunlop. q. 9. NJ c.,
and wife are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
liam Peabody at their home on Long
Island. Mrs. Dunlop before her mar
riage was we'll known in Washington
as the daughter Of Col. Thomas Wood.
U. s. NJ. c., and Mrs. Wood. who have
spent the summer at Blue Ridge Sum
nit, Pa. Col. and Mrs. Wood will short
ly return to the city and reopen for
tho season their most attractive house
on K street
Midshipman j. K Jayne, U. S. N, ar
rived in Washington last week for q
visit to his mother at the Avondale
apartment, on P street northwest, where
he will. remain until the 30th instant
Midshipman Jayne is just home from
his practice cruise through the Panama
canal and along the Pacific coast to the
exposition. Capt. ]. L. Jayne. his father
Is at present commanding the U. S. g.
New Jersey Of the Atlantic feet.
Capt. Bearse, U. s. NJ. c., has gone to
Fort Leavenworth. where he will short
ly be Joined by Mrs. Bearse, who is at
present in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Julian Davis and Miss Elisabeth
Davis who have been visiting the for
mer's son, Lieut.. G. L. Davis Of the Ma
rine Corps, at Gettysburg, have now
gone to Norfolk.
Rear Admiral Upshur. U. s. N. after q
delightful visit to Newport has re-
Joined Mrs. Upshur at Lenox, Mass,
where they will remain until the first
home In this city.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hugo oster-
haus have leased for the coming season
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Service block" from the large number
Of army and navy residents.
MAJ. Gen. George F. Elliott U. s. NJ
c., accompanied by Mrs. Elliott, re-
turned last week from Maplewood. N
months and are now at their apartment
at the Westmoreland for the winter.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Owens. U
s. NJ, and his wife have as their guest
Miss Joan OIL at their summer home
at jamestown, R. I.
Mrs J. F. Murphy. wife of Passed AS
companied by their son, is at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Pyne, wife of Paymaster Frederick
G. Pyne, U. S. NJ, accompanied by their
three sons, returned to their home in
tElS CITY OH Inc fOlH instant u 1AA1o.
beth, N. J., where they went for visit
to relatives, after having spent the
summer at Jamestown, X. l.
Commander Raby, U. 8. N. and wife
have as their guest at the Naval Acad-
envy, Annapolis, the latter's sister. Miss
Ida F. Callaghan, who has spent the
past few years on the continent.
The Washington friends of Capt. J.
S. Turrill, U. S. M. c.. have Just re-
ceived letters from Guam telling of an
alarming accident while Capt. and Mrs
Turrill had a party of friends out In
their machine on the Sumay road near
the Atantana river. In attempting to
avoid collision with another automo-
bile all of the party were thrown out
and sustained severe bruises. Mrs
TurrilPs ankle was sprained. Mrs. M
G. Cook, wife of Commander Cook,
U. s. N, broke an ankle, and Mrs. r.
L. Slower. wife Of Lieut.. Slower Of the
Marine Corps, sustained painful bruises
AS all of the party are well known in
Washington. the news will interest
their many friends, who will be glad to
learn that while hospital attention was
necessary, each of the automo bilists
is now well on the way to complete
recovery.
Mrs. William R. Du Bose, wife of
Medical Director Du Bose, U. S. N.
has returned to Washington. and has
as her guest her sister-in-law, Mrs
L. D. Du Bose of Georgia. in whose
honor she gave a tea last week
Naval Constructor w. G. Du Bose is