Evening star., 1916-10-22

at Ca9enovia, N. T., but IL we'll known
riage. RI f to Mss s1s Matilda Emory, mo- % daughter Inter
Of the late Capt. Campbell Emory and
granddaughter Of the late Gen. Emory,
U. 8. A.. took place at the time when
his mother. the late Mrs; Jerome Boha.
her famous salon in her X street resi-
dence. Lieut.. Campbell D. Edgar. U. s.
N, Is the oldest son Of Commander
Edgar.
Surg. II. d. Wilson. u. s. N, has been
detached from the U. 8. S. Utah Of the
Atlantic squadron and is awaiting or
ders. Surg. Wilson is a son of Naval
Constructor Wilson and spent his boy
hood here.
Col. w. c. Neville. U. S. M. c., now
with Mrs. Neville and daughter at Pc
king. after spending some time in the
philippines, Is receiving congratula-
| tions upon his recent promotion to a
colonelcy.
Both Col Neville and Mrs. Neville
are weu known here. the latter as the
| daughter of Admiral Howell having
spent many years here both before and
| after Admiral Howell was in command
| OF the navy yard.
! Medical Director Philip Leach, U. s.
N, who since leaving Washington has
been In command of the Naval Hospital
| at New York. has been given a similar
|
Lieut.. Francis Cogswell. U S. n, has
been detached from the U. S. 8. Balch
and ordered to duty at the Naval Acad-
emy. Lieut.. cogswell is a SON of the
late Capt. Cogswell, U. S. NJ whose
widow spends much time at Washing
ton.
Lieut.. Edward H. Loftin, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Loftin have leased an apartment
Tor the winter at the Brighton, as. the
former has been detailed to temporary
duty in Washington.
Capt. Spencer Wood, T. S. NJ, of the
general board. Navy Department has
returned to Washington, accompanied
by Mrs. Wood and their daughters.
after a summer at Jamestown, r. l.
Lieut.. James Campbell Montfort, U.
S. N, and Mrs. Montfort have returned
to Washington and are visiting the
latter's parents. Naval Constructor
Holden Chester Richardson, U. s. n.
and Mrs. Richardson, at their home,
3110 18th street.
Mrs. Frederick D. Karns, wife of
Lieut.. Commander, Karns. u. s. N. is
entertaining at their home in Norfolk
Miss Janet Crosse of Washington.
Lieut.. Fairfax Leary. U. s. n. at
present attached to the U. S. s. Florida
/ is spending his leave at Norfolk. Va.
Col. Theodore P. Kane. u s. NJ c.,
left last week to rejein his regiment
now in Santo Domingo.
Capt. Cutler. U. S. n; retired, with
Mrs. Cutler. will spend the season here
at the Hotel Watlsworth.
Commander Bush, U. S. N. has gone
| to- San Francisco for visit of some
length.
Capt. H. r vulte, u s.. NJ. c., for some
| time past stationed at the marine bar
racks at San Diego. Cal. has come
east. as his new orders detail him to
the marine barracks a Norfolk, Va.
| Lieut.. T. E. Van Metre. U. S. N. has
| been detailed to duty in connection
Wilkes. to which vessel. when COM
| missioned. he will be assigned. Mrs.
Van Metre expects to spend the greater
part of the winter with her parents,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert Gleaves
Capt w. H. Crosse, L.. S. N. who, with
Mrs. Crosse and their daughter, spent
the summer at jamestown, r. l., has
been ordered to command Of the U. 8.
s. North Dakota. ,. .l.,.. .-. --
Mrs Earl NJ Major. wife of Ensign
| at a large tea given by Miss Amy Long,
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Oscar FitZ-
FALLEN Long, at Mare Island, Cal. Mrs.
Major and her hostess were school
| mates at Washington.
Mrs. Victor Blue, wife of Admiral
Blue u. S. n, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Killam at Norfolk. Va.
Surgeon A. c. sinton. jr., U. s. N, ar