Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-07
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

who, with Mrs Braisted, recently re-
turned from New York, where they
attended the dinner given by Mr.:
Cross, to the Prince of Wales, is now
| being congratulated by his friends
upon the latest honor conferred upon
him. This is the notification BY the
Royal College of Surgeons of Edin-
burgh. Scotland. that his name has
been placed upon the roll of hon
| orary fellows Of that institution.
Miss Jane Wilkes, daughter of the
late Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes.
U. S. N, after spending the summer
turned to Washington and reopened
for the season her apartment at the
Farragut.
Mrs. Guy L. Castle. widow Of Com
| mander Castle, U. S. N, accompanied
by her two sons. is spending the win
ter in Washington with her mother.
Mrs. John Bayne, at the st. Regis, on
California street.
Rear Admiral A. G. Berry. y. S. NJ,
retired, with Mrs. Berry. will spend
the winter in the south. remaining
there until Easter.
Mrs. Donald F. Washburn, wife of
Lieut.. Commander Washburn. U. S. N,
visit to her mother. Mrs. Hewson, at
the latter's home, on New Hampshire
avenue.
Commander Cecil Sherman Baker.
U. S. NJ, accompanied by Mrs. BAKER,
has gone to Brooklyn. N. r. where
they are spending the winter at Al
While in washington they made
their home at the Brighton.
Mai. Robert Livingston Denig. U. 8.
M. c., has been making visit to his
mother at her home in Sandusky
Ohio.
Maj. Denig returned from his over
seas service decorated with the ais
tinguished service cross: the croA az
guerre with a star, the croix ae
guerre with palms. and was. In addl-
ton, made a chevalier of the Legion
of Honor.
Mrs. Alva Douglas Bernhard. wife OF
y.ieut Commander Bernhard, U. 8. NJ.
has gone to Long Beach. Calf, wnere
she will spend the winter at the
Hotel Virginia
Rear Admiral A. 8. Halstead. U. s.
NJ, recently returned from France,
has had conferred upon him by the
French government the honor OF De.
ing cheyalier of the Legion OF
Honor. Admiral Halstead has gone
for station to Portsmouth, N. H. TO
command the navy yard at that place.
Brig. Gen. Logan Feland. U. s: M. C..
and Mrs Feland are in New York at
the Hotel Holley.
Mai. Gen. John A. LeJeune, U. S. M.
c.. during his recent visit to Annapo-
lis to address the Midshipmen's Chris
tan Association was the guest OF
Capt. Wat Tyler Cluverius, U. 5. M
and Mrs. Cluverius.
Col. Frederick M. Wise. U. S. N, now
for the winter his niece, Miss Leslie
Prick of Baltimore, who sailed last
week to join him at his post.
Col. ]. T. Bootes. U. s. M. c.. with
Mrs. Bootes and their family are in
New York at the Holley Hotel.
Mrs. William r. Porter. wife OF
Lieut.. Porter. u. S. n, has gone to
Philadelphia to join her husband at
his new detail IN that city.
Lieut.. commander A. L. Haas, U. s.
NJ has sailed for the Philippines for
station.
Mrs. Fl x. Maher, wife of Lieut..
Maher. q. 8. N, with their children,
VIII spend the winter in Vallejo.
Califs during her husbands absence
on sea duty. =
capt. stocker, g.. n, will shortly
return from a tour Of inspection in
the northwest. While at the Puget
Sound navy yard Capt. Stocker was
the guest of Commander G. A. Bas-
sett. q. s. N, and Mrs. Bassett.
Z; Commander Schuyler Mills, U. s. N,
with Mrs. Mills, spent last week at
Fort Monroe, visiting the latter's
uncle and aunt, Col. Quinn Gray, u. s.
A., and Mrs. Gray.
Mrs.. ]. Blandin, widow Of Lieut..
Blandin, u. s. M, who is now making
her home at Annapolis. went last
week to attend the marriage Of her
SON. Mr.. Victor Blandin. to Miss Helen
McGarry at the latter's home, in
Akron, Ohio.
Lieut.. T. l. Schumacher, q. 8. NJ.
and Mrs. Schumacher have been en-.
joying a visit at their present quar-
tiers in Philadelphia, from the latters
mother and sister. Mrs. william n
who returned last week to their home
in Annapolis.
Mrs. Charles r. Duval, wife of Capt.
Duval, q. s.. N, has sailed for France
to spend the winter with her husband
on the continent. Their children dur
ing their absence will attend school
at San Mateo, Calf.
Capt. w. D. Leahy, U. s. NJ. and
Mrs. Leahy are settled for the winter
in the home which they purchased
last year on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Leahy is looking forward to
an especially happy winter, as she has
with her her sister. Mrs. Albert T.
Niblack, wife of Rear Admiral Nib
lack, U. S. N, whose apartment, at 1902
18th street, is one Of the most at
tractive in the city.