Evening star., 1919-03-16

crolx &c suerre Tor SaitaNtrE III dc
tion at Chateau Thierry in June last
and in addition another medal of
honor with the palm for work with
the 4th French army during october
in the Champagne valley.
Rear Admiral Nicsor Blue. chief of
the bureau of NAVIGATION. has left the
city on a fortnighi,s leave Of absence
!! to take the rest-of which he has been
for some time SO genuinely in need.
Mrs. Charles Fox, widow Of Rear
Admiral Fox, L. s. N. j. in the city,
spending the spring at Che Grafton.
! Admiral \. +. Fecnteler, l. S N.
a fter spending a few days last week
in Washings ION, has returned to the
Norfolk Navy yard.
Lieut.. Col c. Campbell. L. S. Ma
rine Corps. has gone to Cuba, where
he has been detailed to duty with the
9th Brigade,
Ensign Asher Howell. L. S n, ac-
companied by Mrs. Howell. has gone
for fortnight's visit to Barlow, FLA
Rear Admiral Albert Nihlac'l, T. $ N
having been. detached from com ma nd
of the United States naval forces in
the eastern Mediterranean. has been
n,
the Office of chief OF naval operations.
Admiral Niblack's return to this city
is source of genera. pleasure to his
many friends here.
Mrs. Thomas Leigh Catch wife of
with their little aslehter,, Nancy
Weems. is making her home in An
napolis with Mrs. Robert b. D1shiel
during her husbands sea duty OF the
west coast.
Capt Tarrant, u. S n, who. with
their children, has been making her
| home in this city, at the Decatur
has left Washington for Pasadena
Cal. where she has leased house in
which to reside during her husbands S
duty on the west coast.
Lieut. Charles S. Setter, L. s. N.
just returned from overseas duty, has
gone to Norfolk and joined Mrs.
Setter, who made her home there dur
ing his absence in European waters
Lieut.. o. D*Duncan. t. S. n. re-
tired. with Mrs Duncan and their
two children. after spending the win
ter at Pasadena, Cal, has gone on
motor trip through the state and
is now at San Francisco.
Lieut. Commander Ernest Rrown
L. $. N. accompanied by Mrs. Brown
and their son, Gordon. has gone for
station to New London, Conn.
Mrs. Moulton X Johnson. wife of
Capt. Johnson, L. S. N. after spend
Ing a few days in Washington last
Lieut.. Bright, u. S. N has gone to
Annapolis, Md. to join his wife, who
has been there for some time on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. William L.
Marcy.
Lieut.. Robert Tod Whitten, u. s. n.
accompanied by Mrs. Whitten, has
gore 20 Annapolis. where they will
spend several weeks with Mrs Whit
ten's parents, Judge and Mrs. Robert
Moss.
Paymaster W. F. Shew. L. s. N, ac-
colnpanied by Mrs Shew. has gone to
Pinehurst, N. c.. for stay of some
weeks.
Mrs Frank Wilbur. wife of Lieut..
ing on the U. s. S. Hancock. has gone
to her home in@Providence. R. ].
Lieut. Commander Miles c. Gorgas.
q. S. N. with his daughter, Miss Mary
Gorgas. and hersfrfend Miss Bertha NJ
H ialmbefg,s is making his home for
the present atStha- Hotel Coronado,
Lieut.. Commander James A. Logan
x s. N, now commanding the U. S. s.
Beaver, is in port al San Diego, Calf,
where he has been Joined by Mrs. Lo
Mrs. George Marvell. wife of Capt.
Marvell, U. s. N, has gone to Annapo-
lis, where she is now at Carve1 Hall
Rear Admiral George C. Reiter
U. s. N. retired, with Mrs. Reiter.
after honeymoon trip viii make
their permanent home at Los Gatos.
Calf. where he has an attractive
bungalow.
Brig. Gen. John T. Myers. U. S. NJ. C..
accompanied by Mrs Myers, returned
ffornia, where they have been for
some time on business connected with
the settling up of the estate of the
latter's mother, Mrs Emily Cults
whose death occurred in Decembe
last.
Mrs. Curtiss, wife of Capt curtiss
P. s. M. c., with their young child
has Joined her husband at Vallejo
Calf. where he is now on duty.
Miss Katherine Rawson. daughter OF
Prof. Rawson, U. S. N, left this city
a fortnight ago for New York, from
where she sailed on the 5th instant
for France. there to engage in canteen
work with the Y. NJ. c. A.
Paymaster p. A. Caro-. U. s. NJ, ac-
companied by Mrs Caro- and their lit
tie daughter, has gone to Norfolk for
Meesl