Evening star., 1920-05-23
Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Navy and Marine Corps Notes.
Rear Admiral W. c. Braisted. I. S.
n, surgeon general of the Navy. will
go to Philadelphia to address the
graduating class at the ninety fifth
commencement of the Jefferson Med
ical College in the Academy of Music
June 5.
| Mrs Braisted, as usual at this sea
son of the year. is interested i'm
Intensely in her garden. where under
her skilled fingers the flowers have
a way of blooming in greater pro-
fusion than in almost any other spot
lin Washington.
| Commander n. H. Wright. U. S. n.
who has been on duty in Washington
1 for some time, rs been busy making
his adieuX to his many friends. as
his new orders take him to duty with
1 the Pacific fleet as aid on the staff
of Vice Admiral c. S. Williams.
Rear Admiral Hilary +. Jones. U.
Is. n. accompanied by Mrs. Jones, will
go to Annapolis for June week.
| Commander Bruce X. Ware, L. S.
N, on duty at Annapolis, has visiting
him his mother, Mrs. Ware of Massa-
Ichusetts.
! Prof Harold A. Everett. u S. N. ac-
;companied by Mrs. Everett. has gone
to New England to spend a short
!leave.
Mrs. John Hood. widow of Rear
Admiral Hood. Z. S. n, who went to
Augusta. Ga. at the beginning of the
winter. has returned and is spending
the spring with Misses Randall 1t
Annapolis.
Mrs. shipley, widow of Chaplain
Shipley, U. s. N. has gone to An
napolis. for visit to the family of
Capt. Dudley Carpenter. U. S. N.
Mrs. c. G.. Richardson. wife of Lieut.
Richardson. U. S. N. has gone to New
York to join her husband. who is on
duty with the U. S. S. Dahlgren of
the Atlantic fleet.
Rear Admiral Eugene H. c. Leutze.
tU. S. N. and Mrs. LeutZe have visit
ing them at their home. on 18th
street. their son-in-law and daugh-
tier, Commander G.. J. Rowcliff, U. S.
N. and Mrs. Rowcliff.
Capt: Joseph K. Taussig, U. S. N,
and Mrs. TauSsig have leased a cot
tage at jamestown. r. l., where it is
expected there will be an unusually
large naval colony during the coming
jsummer
Ensign Roy T. Cowdrey. U. S. n,
and Mrs. Cowdrey have returned to
Philadelphia, following a visit to the
ilatter's mother. Mrs. Christian BRAND.
widow of Capt. BRAND. U. S. A., at
her home in this city.
Ensign and Mrs. Cowdrey came to
Washington to attend the marriage of
the latter's sister, Miss Effie BRAND,
to Ensign Robert Bolton. jr.. U. S. N.
The latter couple have gone to make
| tne1f nome IN new IOFk.
| Miss Katherine Rawson, daughter of
Prof. Rawson, U. S. N. has gone to
Baltimore, after a weeks visit to
friends in Washington.
Lieut.. Commander John F. Shafroth,
, jr., U. S. N. and Mrs. Shafroth are
occupying the apartment recently
leased at the Decatur, 2131 Florida
| avenue.
Capt. G. S. Lincoln. U. S. NJ and Mrs.
Lincoln will spend the summer at
To- oofo
taken a cottage.
Lieut.. Harry B. Liversedge, U. S. M.
&C.. has returned from San Domingo
and is now at Annapolis. where he is
in training for the Olympic games at
Cambridge early in July. Lieut.. Liv-
ersedge has many friends in. Wash
ington, who are delighted that he has
been selected to represent the Navy
in the Olympic try-outs.
Col. Elisha Theall. U. S. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Theall have returned from At
lantic City. where the former went
to recuperate from his recent Illness
They are now at the Grafton. and will
remain until the middle or last Of
June.
|, Lieut.. Commander Max B. de Mott.
~. S. N, and Mrs. de Mott have
| leased a cottage for the season at
Jamestown, r. I.
now on duty at Annapolis has leased
for the summer the home of Mrs
Thorn Williamson, widow of Chief
Engineer Williamson, L. S. N. at
Annapolis.
II Mrs. Williamson, following her re-
cent visit to Washington. has gone
to her country place near Gainesville,
Prince William county. Va.
Mrs. Royal B. Bradford, widow of
Rear Admiral Bradford. T.. S. n. is
enioying a months visit from her
sister, Miss Mary Euga of Newport.
R. l.. at her home, in this city. 1922
P street.
Mrs. Frank Homewood Dean. wife
Long Beach. Calf, to be near her
husband who is on sea duty with the
II g Arkansas. now cruising in the
waters Of Southern California
Capt j. D. Wainwright. Z. s. ~. and
Mrs Wainwright will spend the sum-
mer at jamestown. r. l.. where they
recently leased a cottage for the sea
son. :, = ~
DR.. Frank anderson; =; S. : n; re- e.
tired and Mrs s., Anderson hdms 1sas nsve 1sah as
street. their daughter. Mrs. Philip
Hepe of Toledo, Ohio.
commander Halsey Powell. U. S. N.
and Mrs. Powell have leased for the
| summer an aI'raclise
aie,,t Commander r. A. Daubin. U.
6 and Mrs Daubin have visiting
them at their aparament, at the De-
catur. the latter s mother, MFs' ames
with tham M.xne 1er Es Esysra T. msntss s. N
and Mrs. Ellis have as guest at
their home in this city city the nehs1i latters
Long and Mrs. Pryor Coombs of Kan
Lieut.. Fitzpatrick Whitelaw. U. S.
N accompanied by Lieut. Boyd. U. S.
A. motored from Norfolk last week
for a visit to service friends in Wash
Mrs. John H. Dayton, wife of Capt.
Dayton. u. S. N. left last week to
join her husband. at New York. where
he is attached to the U. s. S. Arizona.
Maj. Sidney S. Lee. U. S. M. c., has
gone for station to Paris Island.
where he will shortly be joined by
Mrs Lee and their little son. who are
\ visiting her sister. Mrs. Bland Will
liams. at Norfolk.
. Capt James Balm, U. S. NJ c., re-
Gently returned from Santo Domingo
has gone for station to the marine
barracks at Quantico. With his
brother. Lieut.. Claude Murraugh
Balm, u. S. Nj. G, who also inst