Evening star., 1917-10-07

Mrs. r. B. Bradford. widow of Rear
Admiral Bradford. U. S. N. with her
daughter, Mrs Clarence Richards. will
return this week to their residence in
p streee from Monterey, Pa, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. George A. Converse. widow OF
Rear Admiral Converse. U. S. N, is Wis
it;ng her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
abd Mrs. Augustin Derby, at Rye. ~ y
Can't. William E. Parker, U. S. NJ. c..
accompanied by Mrs. Parker and their
young daughter. Miss Lolita Parker,
after a motor trip through the Berk-
shires. arrived last week. to remain at
Washington until october 20, when
Capt Parker will proceed to Norfolk,
Va. for duty at the marine barracks.
Mrs. Charles soule, wife of Lieut..
Commander Soule. L. S. N, has taken
house on King George street, Annapo-
lis where she will remain during Lieut..
Commander Soule's absence at sea.
Mrs. Charles D. Galloway, widow of
Lieut. Galloway. L. S. N. has returned
TO the city and reopened her apartment
at the Dupont
Mrs Silas Casey and Miss Sophie
Casey. widow and daughter of Rear Ad-
miraI Casey. L. S. N. will return to
Springs. Va.
Mira Arthur Cafree, widow of Lieut..
CaHee, U. S. N, with her two daughters.
after spending the summer in Maine,
has returned to Washington to spend
the winter with her father. Medical Di-
rector Dwight Dickinson, Z. S. n. at his
home. 1906 R street.
Mrs. Michael Hudson. wife of Lieut..
Hudson. U. S. n, with their son Michael.
Beach. has gone to Norfolk. Va. where
she has taken an apartment for the
winter in Albemarle Court, Stockley
Gardens.
Mrs Julius C. Townsend. wife of
Lieut. Townsend. u. S. N, with their lit
tie daughter. after passing the summer
at Virginia Beach. has gone to An
nap0lis, where she will spend the win
ter at the Peggy Stewart Inn.
Mrs c. c. Thomas. widow of Lieut..
Thomaa U. S. n. left Annapolis last
week for New York, where she will
take UP settlement work.
leased for the winter No. 122 Duke of
Glooeester street. Annapolis.
Lieut. W. c. I. Stiles, U. S. n, will
pDend the winter at Annapolis, where
he has gone to housekeeping, at 129
Market street.
Lieut.. Preston B. Haines, U. s. n,
with Mrs. Haines and young Preston,
3r-. after spending the summer at Cape
May. have returned to the Philadelphia
navy yard. where they have visiting
them Mrs. Haines' aunt, Mrs. Marion
Gray Of Washington.
Naval Constructor Fred G. Coburn,
Z. 8. n. and Mrs. Coburn with their
two young sons have leased house
for the winter at Merton. Pa
Paymaster Charles s. o'Leary, U. s. N.
and Mrs. O'Leary have been enjoying a
visit At the League Island navy yard
from their son. Midshipman Forrest
O'Le.xy. who returned last week to the
Naval Academy.
Miss Evelyn williams. daughter of
Commander Y. s. Williams T. s. N
and Mrs. Williams. is at New London.
Conn, visiting Lieut.. NJ. L. Worrell,
u. o. n, and Mrs. Worrell.
Mrs. Arthur H. Rice. wife of Lieut..
Commander Rice, U. 8. N. after spend
ing the season at Portsmouth n H
has Joined her husband at Annapolis,
Md.
Rear Admiral Frederick r. Harris.
e. 8. n. and Mrs. Harris are at the
Connecticut. where they have an apart
ment for the winter.
Lieut.; Edouard Victor 1saacs. U, S. N,
ana MIS- isddcS ana their young
daughter. Miss Cabell Isaacs, Is spend
ing several weeks at Brooklyn, at 1891
Pacific street.
Mra- Harry Otis Perley, widow of Col.
Periey. U. 8. NJ c.. accompanied by Mrs
swift OF Detroit. is touring New Eng
land and expects to make stay Of
some length in Maine.
Naval Constructor A. q. Court, L. S.N.
with Mrs. Court and their son, has re,
tuned to Philadelphia. after spending
the summer at Cape May, N. j.
Capt. Edward Duren T. s. ". and
Mrs. Durell have Visiting them at the
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