Evening star., 1919-04-06

cause of the fact that not only was
Maj. Coyle Washington boy, but his
father, the late Randolph Coyle. was
at the time of his death assistant dis
tpiet~ attorney here. and his. grand
father. the late Rear Admiral Rad
ford. u. $. n. was. with his family. for
many years well known resident OF
Washington. Maj. Coyle's mother and
sisters and his aunt. Nine. Sophie de
| Meissner, are all residents of Wash.
ington.
Mrs. Frederick r. Harris. wife of
Rear Admiral Harris, L. S n. who
with their young daughter, Florence,
spent last week in Washington, has
now wreturned to 1880 Rittenhouse
square. Philadelphia, where she is
making her home while her Wash"
ington residence, on Massachusetts
avenue, is leased.
| Mrs. Robert Henderson, wife O
Capt. Henderson, L. s. n. after leaS~
| ing their home at 1901 Esd street, ha
| left Washington with their two chi
dren to spend the spring in Maryland
! near Annapolis.
Miss Sybil Fletcher. daughter @
| Rear Admiral F. F. Fletcher, L. s. \
and Mrs. Fletcher, has returned to he.
parents home IN Washington. nrln2
| ing with her for the spring vacatfoF
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| stock of Kansas City. -,
! Mrs Edward w. Eberle. wife OF
| Re:r Admiral Eberle, L. S, n, retired
is in Washington for visit to her s. soi
and daughter-in-law, Paymaster Ed
ward r. Eberle, L. S. N, and Mrs
| Eberle. at their home on Columbsa "a
| road.
Paymaster w L. Van Buren,. T. $
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duty has gone to Ghent: Va, for .
| visit to his wife and family. who have
made their home during his absence
at the Charlton apartments.
Lieut.. p. G. Corning, U. S. A. now
on duty at Fort Monroe. Va. was
! joined there last week by ms
sister. Miss Cora Corning. They are
staying at the Hotel Chamberlln.
Mai. Emile p. Moss. United States
Marine Corps. spent last week visiting
! friends at the League Island navy
ward, Philadelphia. before going west
| to sail for station at Honolulu.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon S. L.
| Christian. U. S. n, accompanied by
Mrs Christian and their little daugh-
! ter, left last week for Savannah. Ga.
| Capt Thomas L. Johnson, U. S. n,
| accompanied by Mrs Johnson and
| their family, have gone to Leaven-
worth, Kan, for a visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Johnson.
Lieut.. Robert Y. Rhea. U. S. Marine
| Corps, formerly stationed here at the
back to this country from Peking,
where he has been for some time on
! duty at the American embassy.
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U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Maxfield. now have
| visiting them at the Norfolk navy
yard the latter's mother, Mrs. Holt w.
| Page, who left Washington last week.
| Capt Templin NJ. Potts, U. S. N. re-
tired, and Mrs. Potts, who, since leav-
ing Washington, have made their
home in California. are spending the
| spring at the Hotel Del Coronado,
| Coronado.
Lieut.. Commander Andrew B. David
son. U. S. N. who recently returned
| from service in the war zone, has
| gone for station to the Puget Sound
naval station. to which place Mrs.
| Davidson accompanied him.
Capt Edward DurelL U. s. N, ac-
companied by Mrs. Durell and Miss
Doris Durell, are on their way east
from the Mare Island navy yard.
where they have been for several
| years.
Capt. Durell has been detailed to
command the United States transport
Leviathan. Mrs. Durell and Miss
Durell will come to Washington for a
visit to relatives and friends. .
| Mrs. Fl. o. Slayton. wife of Capt
! Slayton. u. s. N, accompanied by Miss
! Edith Slayton, has gone to spend the
spring and summer at Port Townsend
Capt Slayton is at present stationed
| at Norfolk. Va
Col. 'Stockmar Bendel, q. s. N. who
| recently returned from overseas duty,
| win be Joined in Washington this
| week by Mrs. Bendel. who during his
absence has been in California.
Lieut. H. T. Hunt. q. S. n, who re-
| Gently returned from France, has gone
| to California, accompanied by Mrs.
! Hunt, and they are now at San An
| selmo, where they have leased house
for the summer. -