The Washington herald., 1922-08-06
Social Gossip
u, NaUal Life
Admiral B. A. Fiske and
Miss Fiste Visiting
Massachusetts.

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comdr. John p. Jackson. u. Q. N.
and Mrs. Jackson are at the Ward
man Park Hotel They recently re-
turned from Detroit.
condr. c. C. Gill. u. s. N. author
Of what Happehed at yutiand."
Naval Power In the war" and
other articles on naval and histori-
cal subjects. has been elected Sec
retary- treasurer Of the Naval Insti.
tute and editor of the Institute
Proceedings. He 10 academic a'd to
Rear Admiral Wilson, superintend-
ent Of the Naval Academy. He will
have as his assistant Lieut.. Comdr
F. w. Rockwell. U. s. N, on duty
at the Academy in charge OF pro-
fessional notes. and Lieut.. ]. b.
Hefferman, u. S. n, attached to the
Office of naval Intelligence. Navy
Department.
Mrs. Harry f. Stengele. jr.. and
son. II. 4. stengele, I'D, are guests
at Pocono Manor. Pocono. Pa, for
the summer. They expect to be
Joined by Paymaster Stengele for
the month of September before re-
porting for his new duty In wash
ington.
Comdr. John Downes, head Of the
department OF seamansh'p At the
Naval Academy and Mrs. Downes
are visiting Mrs. Downes' brother
in-law and sister. Col and Mrs. T.
]. Kirkpatrick. at Rosemopt. Va.
Lieut.. r. Ellsworth Webb, U. q,
~, and Mrs. webb have taken an
apartment at Somerset House.
Lieut.. Webb 10 on duty In the naval
intelligence bureau. Navy Depart
ment.
Mrs. Warren. who are occupying
"Highwood." the country estate OF
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin at Chevy
Chase for the summer, returned to
Washington from Narragansett
Pier. where they spent a few days.
Gen. Charles McCawiey, L. S. NJ.
G.. has gone to Lenox. Mass. to Join
Mrs. McCawley. who is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray.
Lieut. W. W. Thompson has been
detached from duty as personnel
officer Of the Sixth naval district
and will return to civil life. Lieut..
Thompson has been attached to the
Sixth naval district since May Is.
1917. He did recruiting duty at
Miami. Fla. and commanded the
training camp at that place until
September. 1917. when he was
called to Charleston ana took over
the training camp there. He re-
mained in charge OF the camp until
II was demobiliied in 1919. when
he came to district headquarters as
personnel officer. Lieut.. Thompson
he will resume his old duties In
civilian life.
Mrs. Walter c. Short and son.
Dean. accompanied by the formers
mother. Mrs. Walter c. Dean, OF
Oklahoma City. are spending the
summer at Deer Park Hotel. Deer
Park, Md
Capt. John r. Y. Blakely, L. s,
~. has left to Join his ship. the L.
s s. Arizona, at Seattle. wash.
Capt. Blakely has been on DUTY In
Washington for some time.
Capt. Chester Wells. L. 8. ", and
Mrs. Wells have closed their house
In Chevy Chase and are at the Red
Lion Inn at Stockbridge. Mass.
Comdr. Wilson Brown. L. s. n,
and his sister. Mrs. Colin Clark
White. have gone to their home at
Setauket. L. 1. Mr.. White will join
them this month.
Miss Marguerite Caperton, daueh-
ter of Admiral William B. Caperton.
L. S. N, retired. who made a brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes, jr.. at Newport. has re-
turned to New London ana Joined
her parents.
Capt. Willis Mcdowell. U. s. n,
and Mrs. Mcdowell are in New
York and are staying at the Van
derbilt.
Admiral J. L. Latimer. U. 8. n.
Judge advocate of the navy, spent
several days recently with Mrs.
Latimer in Newport
Among the passengers leaving
Honolulu for San Francisco aboard
the army transport Chateau-Thi-
erry were the following: MAI Gen.
Charles s. Farnsworth, Majs. Leon
ard T. Gefow. infantry: Stephen c.
Reynolds. general staff; Alvin a..
Gillem. jr., infantry; T. J. Smith,
ordnance. and r. II. Peters, NJ. G.;
Capts. II. B. Holmes, jr., c. A. c.;
SEWER r. Upper, infantry; Louis
w. MADDOX, Twenty-sixth Infantry: :
Cedric E. Scheerer. c. A. C.; John
L. Davey. Twenty-first Infantry,
and Harvey c. Kearney, Twenty
first Infantry; First Lieuts. John
Heaiy. tr.. c. A. c.; Lawrence A.
lawson, A. s.: Hammond Med.
Monroe. Thirty-frst Infantry, and
Army Field Clerk L. N. Hines.
Consul George A. Makin.on and
MRS. Makinson. who Is a daughter
OF the late Comdr. c. n. Atwater,
Y. s. N, sailed recently on the s. s
santa Luisa for Valparaiso, Chile,
after an extended visit to Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs, l. p. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Redmon5 .,s
visiting their daughter. Mrs
Crutcher. wife Of Lieut. r p
Crutcher, U. s. N. at Portsmouth,
Va >"'
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