Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-08


rived for station in Washington last
week. having come here from Boston,
where he has been for some time as
chief of staff Of the LIST Naval District.
Capt. Marsh was welcomed by many
old friends last week upon assuming
his new duties in the bureau of opera
lions, to which he has come to take
charge of the important work of COM
piling a history of the Navy during
the war.
Mrs Silas Casey and Miss Casey
widow and daughter of Rear Admiral
Casey, L. S. N, before setting out
from Washington on their annual
summer outing by automobile are
looking forward to a visit from Mas
| ter William Pennoyer, Sd, son of
Lieut.. f. W. Pennoyer. jr.. L. S. N,
riage took place over d year ago from
| the home of Mrs. Pennoyer's grand
| mother Mrs. Casey, in Washington.
Mrs. Henry l.. Kinnison, sister of
| Lieut.. Commander George W. Dan
forth, L. S. n, has visiting her at her
| home, Fontanet Courts, her sister.
Miss Grace Danforth, of Charleston,
| Mo.
Commander u. c. Crowell. L. S. N.
| and Mrs. Crowell went to California
a fortnight ago, from where they
| sailed last week for their new sta
| ton at Pearl Harbor, Hawaiian Is
| lands.
Mrs. E. Praeger. wife of Lieut.
| Praeger, l.. S. N, has gone to Brook
| Ign for visit to her parents. Mrs
| Praeger was accompanied by her
! ~oung daughter, Mary.
| Prof. E. K. Rawson, L. S. N. spent
the guest of Chaplain H. H. Clark
| L. S. N, and Mrs. Clark.
| Mrs. Charles Noble, wife of Lieut.
Noble. L. S. N, went to Fort Monroe
last week to join her husband
| Commander Philip Seymour, L. S. N,
| accompanied by Mrs. Seymour and
| their young son, have gone for station
to Norfolk, Va, where they are at
| present visiting Mrs Eliza Downer on
| Butte street.
Lieut.. J. Robert Lannon, u. s. N.
accompanied by Mrs. Lannon, after d
brief honeymoon have gone for station
| to Portsmouth, Va, where he is at
| tached to the U. S. S. Mississippi.
| 'apt. W. NJ STOSe, u D. ~, anu MI ).
Crosse have visiting them at the Nor
| folk navy yard Mrs. T. J. Sem of
| Washington. Capt. Crosse is at pres
ent commanding the U. s. S. North
Dakota.
| Lieut.. NJ. c. Wade. L. S. N, and Mrs.
Wade have gone for station to Ports
| mouth. Va. where their arrival has
been the signal for a general enter
tanning on the part of their Navy
| friends now stationed there.
Capt. Percival Wilson, United States
| Marine Corps, has gone to st. Joseph,
Mo-, for a short visit to friends.
! Mrs. Kincaid, wife of Capt. Kincaid
v. s. N, accompanied by their little
son, who has been making her home
in Washington since her marriage
! has now gone to San Diego, Cal, to
| spend the summer with her mother
| Mrs. Waldo Waterman.
| Mrs. Wallace NJ MacKay, wife OF
Lieut.. MacKay, U. S. N, expects to
sail shortly accompanied by their lit
| tie son to join her husband at St
Nazaire, France, where he is on duty
Mrs ]. Leroy Nelson, wife Of Com
mander Nelson. U. S. N, has gone to
| San Francisco to meet her husband
upon his return in command of one OF
the captured enemy submarines.
| Mrs. Kirby Crittenden, wife of Com
| mander Crittenden, U. S. N, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Maude Fay
has gone to Santa Barbara, Cal, to
lrecuperate from her recent severe
| illness.
| Mrs. F. c. Sherman, wife of Lieut.
Commander Sherman, Z. S. N. accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. S. F. Ander-
son, wife of Lieut.. Anderson. L. S. n.
after a visit to their father, Mr.
Joseph Jessop, at his home in Coro-
| nado, Cal, arrived last week in Wash.
| ington.
| Commander c. N. Yates, L. S. n.
| who has been spending his leave with