Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

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BREASTED took possession a fortnight
ago OF their apartment recently leas-
ed at the Hadleigh Hotel. on iotn
street. where they will make their
permanent home.
Admiral and Mrs. BREASTED for the
past few years have lived in one OF
the most attractive homes at CleVe-
lanI Park. which they have sold De
cause of the complexities or tine serV-
ant question. and consequently OF Ns
proving too great a strain upon nis
Braisted's health. Attached TO tnls
home is a flower garden. when ne-
signed. planted and cared for by Mrs.
Braisted is notably charming one
even in that region of lovely private
gardens.
Lieut.. Commander F. A. Braisted.
L. s. ". with Mrs. BREASTED and fam
fly. is comfortably settled for the
season in their apartment at 2SO2
Wisconsin avenue.
Commander Walter Sexton. U. s. NJ.
recently returned from London. is on
temporary duty in Washington.
Rear Admiral Albert Niblack. Z. s.
n, and Mrs. Niblack. who gave up
their Washington residence somewhat
over a month ago and sailed for Eng
land, are now settled in winter quar-
ters in Mayfair, London, where they
have leased one of the handsome resi-
dcnces with view to entertaining
during the winter.
With Admiral and Mrs. Eiblack for
the period of the formers special
duty in London is their sister-in-law,
Mrs. William Niblack of Denver, Colo.
widow of the admirafs elder brother.
Mrs William Niblack was formerly
q Washington woman and we'll known
beauty, Miss Fannie Herr of George
town Heights
Commander W. W. White. Z. s. N,
has with him for the season at his home.
174s @ street. his daughter. Mrs. Hiram
l.. Irwin. wife of Commander Irwin,
L. S. N. and their two children.
Mrs. Alexander Wotherspoon, wife of
Lieut.. Wotherspoon, U. s. N, after
passing the summer at jamestown with
Maj. Gen. W. w. WotherspOon. U. S. A..
and Mrs. Wotherspoon. who have a cot
tage there, has returned to Washington
and is at her home on 10Th street for
the winter.
Capt. Douglas E. D;smukes, u. s. N.
and Mrs. Disrnukes, after a series of
visits to friends. have returned for sta
ton to Newport. R I.
Mrs. Louis Kingsley, widow of Com
mander Kingsley. q. s. N, and daugh-
ter. Miss Louise Kingsley. have returned
to Washington and reopened for the
season their home on Jefferson place.
Commodore Richard G. Davenport.
L. S. N, and Mrs. Davenport, until
they can take possession of their new
apartment on Hopkins place and p
street.
Mrs. Nelson ]. Leonard, wife Of Lieut..
Leonard, U. s. N, with young Frances
Leonard. after spending the month of
October in Washington on a visit to
Mrs. w. H. Rupertus, has returned to
her home in Portsmouth, Va.
Capt Edward H. Campbell. U. S. N,
accompanied by Mrs Campbell, will
start west on the Goth of this month for
Oakland. Cal, where the latter will
spend the winter. while her husband is
on stan duty under Rear Admiral VIII
Hams with the Pacific fleet.
Capt. George w. Martin, U. S. NJ. C..
temporarily attached to the Marine
Corps headquarters, aviation section.
will. with Mrs. Martin, spend the
winter in Washington: with the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Worthington, at
her home, 1916 N street.
Lieut.. Commander Philip Van Horn
Eeems, L.. S. N. after spending few
months in Europe, where he went
to take part in the Olympic games.
has returned to this country and re-
Joined his family at Annapolis.
Capt. Samuel ". Freeny. U. s NJ. c..
recently detailed to duty at Annapo-
lis. has leased a house on Market
street and is settled there, with Mrs.
Treeny. for the winter.
Rear Admiral Herman @. Stickney,
q. s.. N. and Mrs Stickney. who re-
Gently crossed the continent from
San Francisco in their car. after a
short visit to Washington, have gone
70 Norfolk. where they are visiting
the latter's mother. Mrs. Milhade, at
her home on, Butte street
Commodore ]. E. Craven, T. s. n,
accompanied by Mrs. Craven. after
spending the summer in Jamestown,
they have, re-opened their home on
Murray Hill for the winter.
Col. W. Garland Fay, L. S. NJ. c..
whose permanent home is at Null
berry Field. fine estate near Leon
ardtown. Md. has been enjoying a
Doyen, widow of Brig. Gen. Doyen.
IT, S. NJ. c., and her daughter, Miss
Fay Doyen.
Mrs, and Miss Doyen have now re-
turned to Wardeur, Md, where they
make their home and where they
will spend the present winter. coming
to Washington; occasionally to visit
old friends.
Mrs. Frank E. Werner. wife of Capt.
Werner. Z. s. N. c.. has come from
husband is stationed and is now at
Annapolis for a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Davis.
Mrs. Walter s. Harshman, wife Of
Prof. Harshman. U. S. N. has returned
to Washington after a short visit to
friends at Annapolis.
Lieut.. Commander Frank H. Kelly,
Z. s. N. and Mrs. Kelly. who recently
left Washington for station in Cali
fornia, have leased a house for the
winter at Vallejo.
Mrs F. E. p. Uberreth, wife of Com
mander Uberreth. L. s. N. accompa-
MED by their young son. has gone
from Newport. r l.. to Norfolk. where
she is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford D. Willard.
Lieut. Commander Alfred II. Taw-
resy. U. 8. N, and Mrs. Tawresy. who
are stationed at present at Annapolis
have with them for the season their
dAbutante niece, Miss Virginia Carvel
Hall.
Mrs. John Shipley. wife of Lieut.
Commander Shipley. U. s. N. has re-
Joined her husband at Newport. after
visit to her mother. Mrs. Bertha
Albertson. at Portsmouth. Va.
Lieut.. Commander II. NJ. Sheck. U. s
N. and Mrs. Sheck. who recently went
FOR station to Annapolis. have leased
the house. No. 270 King George street
for the winter.