Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-01
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes.


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her mother. Mrs. Beaumont. at the
latter's home. on South 21st street.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pyne. mother or
faymaster Frederick S. Pyne. ! .. NJ
has closed her apartment, al the Sol
dova and left Washington for Affair,
tic City, \. j. where she will spend
The present month at the Glaslyn-
Chatham
Mrs. McRitchie, mother of Lieut..
Commander D. G. McRitchie. U. 5. ~,
after pleasant visit to Portsmouth,
Va, has returned to her home, In
this city.
Mrs. Edward H. H. Old. wife of
Commander Old. L. S. N. has gone
TO Norfolk. Va. where. with their two
children. she will spend the present
month with her husbands mother.
Mrs. William w. Old. at the latter
home. on Freemason street.
Commander Old is at present at
tached to the L. S. S. Solace.
Rear Admiral ". F. worthington.
L. S. NJ. retired, with Mrs. Worhting-
ton and their daughter. Mrs. Lange,
has settled for the summer at La
JoIla. on San Diego bay. Calf. where
they have leased a cottage for the
season.
Miss Elinor Rawson. daughter of
Prof. f. X. Rawson, L. S.. N, retired,
after a stay of several months at
Clifton Springs. n. Y. has gone to
Rochester.
Mrs. Jonas H. Ingram. wife of Com
mander Ingram, L. S. N. accompanied
by their children. has gone to Fort
Monroe for a stay of some length.
Mrs. Wallace Bertholf. wife of COM
mander Bertholf. U. S. N, with their
son. has gone to San Francisco.
Calf. after spending the past few
months at Annapolis.
Mrs. John H. Carson. wife of Lieut..
Carson. L. S. n. has gone to Brook
is attached to the U. S. S. Idaho, and
for the present they have taken al
apartment at 80 Pierrepont street.
Capt. Scott. u s. N. after spending
some time with her husband. in New
York. has returned to Washington
and is again with her mother. Mrs.
Talmadge, at the 1atter's apartment.
at the Altamont.
Mrs. C. w. Brewington, wife of
Lieut.. Brewington, U. S. N. after a
visit to Mrs. S. S. Handy. at Annapo-
lis, returned last week to Baltimore.
Mrs. G. K. Weber. wife of Lieut..
Weber. U. S. N. went last week to
Philadelphia to join her husband,
who is there on duty.
Miss Meta Rurrage, daughter of
Rear Admiral Burrage, L. S. N. and
Mrs. B3rrage. has left Washington for
a visit TO Annapolis, where she is the
guest of Rear Admiral Scales, U. S.
N. and Mrs. Scales.
Lieut. D. w. Coe, L. S. N. has gone
TO Annapolis for a short visit to his
family.
Col. George c. Thorpe. United States
Marine Corps, accompanied by Mrs.
Thorpe, went last week for station to
Newport. r. l.. to which place he
was recently assigned for duty
Mrs. Frank schlapp. wife Of Lieut..
Schlapp. U. S. n, following her hus-
bands departure for France, went to
Baltimore last week for a visit to
relatives.
Lieut.. Commander Lyell ST. L. Pam
perrin. L. S. N. with Mrs. Pamperin,
has gone to Norfolk for visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. c.
Eroner
Lieut.. L. C. Stevens. U. S. NJ and
Mrs. Stevens. have gone to Ports
mouth. Va. where they are at the
Hotel Monroe.
Lieut.. Commander w. n. Richardson,
=. s. ~, and Mrs. Richardson, with
their children. went last week to
birmingham. Ala. and after a visit
TO relatives they will go to Athens,
Ga
Commander Worrell R. Carter, U. S.
n. after visit to his family at Nor
folk. has returned to Yorktown, where
he is attached to the U. S. s. Nevada
Maj. E. P. Moses. United States
Marine Corps. accompanied by Mrs.
Moses, after months visit to the
tatter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Will
Liam Angler. at San Diego, has sail
I'D for station at Honolulu.
chief of the bureau of navigation
Navy Department. is steadily improv-
ing at the naval hospital in this city
from recent serious illness.
As soon as practicable Admiral Blue
will leave Washington for a three
month complete rest, and, by the
advice of his physicians, hopes at
me end of that time to be in oon-
dition for sea duty in preference to
assuming again his onerous depart
mental work.
Mrs. NJ c. Wade. wife of Lieut..
Wade. U. S. N, has gone to Ports
mouth. Va, where she is at the Hotel
Monroe.
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