Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-14

| Washington. have arrived for station at
Puget Sound navy yard. where Admiral
i Mexican has gone to take command OF
the sixth battleship division of the Pa
| cific fleet.
| For the past four years Admiral Nc
Kean was stationed in this city on duty
in the bureau of naval operations until
| during the war he assumed command OF
| the U. S. S. Arizona
| Admiral Henry B. Wilson, U. S. N,
! and Mrs. Wilson, to the regret OF their
Washington friends. have given up their
house on Bancroft place and gone to
Philadelphia. where they are now visit
| ing the latter's father.
Rear Admiral Thomas Washington, U.
S. N, has purchased an attractive nome
! in Washington, at 2016 r street. He
has recently been made chief of the bu-
reau of navigation anG is, therefore,
likely to remain for some time in this
city.
| Commander Randolph X. Miner. U. s.
n, and Mrs Miner spent last week at
! the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
w. Va.
| Capt. Lyman A. Cotton. u. s. N.
| and Mrs. Cotton are established in
| their new home. recently purchased. on
| Sunderland place.
! Ensign George A. Douglas, U. S. NJ,
with Mrs. Douglas and their little son.
William Sims Douglas, is spending the
winter at Sheepshead Bay, N. Y.
| Capt. Adolphus Andrews. u. S. n.
| recently ordered to duty at the War
! College, Newport, has been joined by
Mrs. Andrews. and they are now es-
tablished for the winter in the Charles
M. Oelrichs cottage.
Mrs. B. F.. Buckingham, widow Of
Commander Buckingham. U. S. N, with
her sister, Miss Isabel Freeman, has re-
and is established in their COM
modious old home on Lafayette
Square.
Rear Admiral Alexander s.: Hal
, stead. U. s. NJ, recently detailed to
duty at the Portsmouth navy yard:
has arrived there to take command OF
that station.
Commander William " Tomb. U. S.
N, accompanied by Mrs. Tomb. with
their son and daughter, has gone to
Newport, r. l., to attend the war COL
lege. Commander Tomb and FAMILY are
settled for the winter at No. IL Mount
Vernon street.
Commodore Ten Eyck De Witt Wee
der, U. S. N, and Mrs. Veeder VIII an
nounce the debut of their daughters.
der, at a Christmas eve ball to be
given at the Army and Navy CluD.
Miss Mildred Green. their niece. Will
make her debut with her young cou-
sins.
Mrs. James T. Matthews. wife of
Lieut. Matthews. U. S. NJ. who sailed
recently, with their son James has
joined her husband at Haltl. wnere
She will spend the winter. Lieut. Mat
thews Is at present attached TO the
engineer department Of the Haitian gov
eminent
Miss Katherine c. Goodwin. daugh-
ter Of the late Capt. Wai.on G To,sat N
U. S. NJ, has been enjoying VISIT, at
her home on 10th street. from Miss
Katherine Mccall. who has returned
to Winchester, Mass.
Miss Marian Parker, daughter of
the late Capt William H. Parker. U.
s. NJ. has come to washington TO pass
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
]. Parker, at tho latter's home. 1913
18th street.
Mrs. Wilson Brown. mother of Com
mander Wilson Brown, U. S. NJ. has
taken an apartment Tor the season at
the westminster, at Q and 18th
streets.
Mrs. John F. Hines. wife of Capt.
Hines, U. S. N, has gone to Philadel-
phia, where she has leased, for the
winter, an apartment at 2119 Spruce
street.
Lieut.. Commander Theodore S. Will
kinson, u S. n, and Mrs. Wilkinson
are in West Philadelphia, at the Nor
mandie.
Mrs. Clark wife of Rear Admiral
! Clark, u S. N, went to New York to
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