The Washington herald., 1916-01-18
The Herald's Army and Navy Department
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infantry; Cspts. Mason and Rehkopf,
field artillery; Taylor. Coast Artillery
Corps: Kerth. infantry; Lieuts. Marks.
Corps of Engineers: Cook and Garden
hire, cavalry; McKinlay and. Palmer,
First Field Artillery; Dyer, AppliR ano
Ellis, Coast Artillery Corps; Campbell
and Hinemon. infantry; Capt Davis
Medical Corps. Hospital Corps: Sergts.
Hepburn, Minser and Bayless. twenty
one privstes duty; four privates sick;
Serst. Altman, fve privates furloughed
to reserve; Army Nurse Corps. Miss Lila
Fair duty. Casuals. ss5; sick and insane,
a5; general prisoners, 81.
Army officers who reported at the Wa,
Department yesterday were Capt. L. ID.
Gasser. Q. NJ c.. and Mai. E Linsley,
Thirteenth Cavalry.
The following ensigns OF the navy re-
ported at the department yesterday: F. J.
Percival, U. 3. s. Sacramento: r. NJ.
Fortson, L. S. 5. Nevada: w. NJ. SHELL
ing, L. S. S. Connecticut.
Annapolis Notes.
Annapolis, Jan. I7.-Forner Governor
GoIdsboroush, son of Pay Director
Worthing gton Goldsborough. Of the
navy, and himself at one time pay clerk
at the Naval Academy, left Annapolis
recently.
The Governor and Mrs. Goldsborough
were recently guests at a farewell din
ner at Wardour given by Mrs. and Mrs.
J. W. valiant Among guests were Pay
Inspector and Mrs Martin NJ. Ramsay,
L. S. n.
Emerson c. Harrington is now govern
or of Maryland having succeeded for
mer Governor GOldsborough on Jsnu-
ary 1e.
Miss Ruby Fay has returned from
Washington. where she has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Charles 4. Doyen-
They attended the pan-American recep-
ton at the White House.
Mrs. Allen F. Westcott entertained at
cards recently for her mother. Mrs
Townsend.
Lieut.. and Mrs. n. L. Nichols and Lieut.
c. b. Plat attended the Bal des Arts,
in Baltimore, on Monday.
Ensign Edward EIlsberg, L. S. N,
honor man OF the class Of 1914, has re-
ported for duty at the POSTGRADUATE
School, Naval Academy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joel R. P. Prinsie gave
a reception recently in honor OF Mrs.
Philips Lee Goldsborough. wife of for
mer Governor Goldsborough.
Mrs. James C. Cresap has returned
home from a visit to her son, Lieut.
Logan Cresap, L. S. N, at Pitts
bursh. Pa.
Prof. Charles 4. Zimmerman, leader OF
the Naval Academy Band, has been at
tackled with pneumonia and has been
taken to the Naval Academy Hospital
here for treatment
Mrs Richard f. Cassidy, wife of Lieut.
Cassidy, u S. N. and daughter, who have
been the guests of Lieut.. and Mrs. New
ton L. Nichols, L. S. N. have removed
to Carvel Hall. where they will remain
for the winter during the absence of
Lieut.. Cassidy in Cuba.
Mrs. John H. Iden gave a card party
recently in honor of Mrs. A. E. De
Reeves
Mrs. S. S. Martin. at Bouheur. on the
Severn. gave luncheon and bridge party
recently In honor of Mrs E. W. Eberle.
| Mrs. Wat T Cluverius gave a card
party recently in honor of Mrs. Eberle.
| Chaplain sydney X. Evans, L. 5. N,
is visiting his sisters at Scranton, Pa.
West Point Notes.
West Point, Jan. l7.-Miss Marvin. of
Washington, guests of Col and Mrs.
/ Towns'ey. returned home recently.
The Musical Club. a new society, plans
| to hold meetings every other Sunday
evening, As all the members have
musical ability, The meetings VIII take
the form of impromptu musicales. The
club comprises Capts. and Mesdames
Coburn. Godfrey. Cocktails, Lieuts, and
Mesdames Meyer. Morrison. Crissy, Capt,
Lindsey L:euts. Russell and Lee.
| Capt. ard Mrs. Dunwoody gave supper
recently in hoacr Of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Nester.
Mrs. Reilly entertaiucd al cards re-
certify. Mrs. Coleman winning the prize