The Washington herald., 1922-04-09

York on the Homeric for London.
where Capt. Hussey will be naval
attache to the American Embassy
Mrs. David Foote Sellers. wife of
Capt. Sellers. who Is in command
Of the U. s. s. Maryland. was operat-
ed upon successfully for appendi-
citis at the Roosevelt Hospital. New
York. ard is now convalescing from
the operation.
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Wise. widow of
Comdr. Wise. has been visiting her
Miss Julia Wise. at her
Connecticut avenue apartment.
Mrs. Frederick A. Traut and Miss
Eleanor Traut, wife and daughter
OF Capt. Traut. of the U. S. S. Utah.
are at the Hotel Scribe. Nice. until
the departure of the Utah. when
they will go to Paris. and then to
London for the season. Mrs. Ollie
James. widow Of Senator James, of
Kentucky. has arrived in Nice from
Washington. to join Mrs. Traut and
be with her for the next few
months.
Vice Admiral A. p. Niblack and
Mrs. Niblack are at the Hotel Ma
Jestic, Nice, and are being extern
sively entertained by friends in
Monte Carlo, Nice and Cannes. They
have. in return. given two large re-
ceptions on board the u. T. S. Utah.
one In honor OF Field Marshal H
u III
Mrs. H. S. Babbitt, wife of Lieut..
Comdr. Babbitt, has been very i'll
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Thayer, at Houghton. N. Y. Mrs
Babbitt Is now convalescing and ex-
soon.
Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer, wife of
to Washington with her young
daughter. after spending eighteen
months IN Japan. China and Paris.
Capt. and Mrs. Palmer are tempo
rarily established at 27oI ConnectI-
cut avenue.
Miss Katharine Hitchcock. step
daughter OF Commodore John Speel.
retired, who has been visiting for
some weeks in Kentucky, has re-
turned to her home at 1855 n street.
Washington.
Mrs. Holton. wife of Lieut.. c. NJ.
Holton. L. S. n, has returned TO her
apartment at the Stanwood. New
York City, after spending several
days with her sister. Mrs. Neal T.
Campbell. Of Philadelphia, Pa,
Comdr Paul Bastido and Mrs.
Bastido have been stopping at the
Hotel Lafayette.
Lieut.. CaivineI. Cobb. U. S. n,
and Mrs. Cobb are spending a month
with Mrs. Cobb's sister. Mrs. c. A.
Krez. at Coco Solo. c. T., before go
ing to San Diego.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert
Gleaves have taken an apartment
at Corson Cottage, Newport. for the
coming summer.
Mrs. w. r. Calvert. wife OF Lieut.
Calvert. S. c.. q. S. N. has returned
to Washington after a visit TO
Pinehurst, N. c.
Lieut.. ]. w. cavanauEh. L. S. N,
an Mrs. CavanaGgh have been stop
ping at the Burlington Hotel.
Commodore Ten Eyck de witt
Veeder. retired. and Mrs. Veeder
have given up their house at l74s
p street. Washington. and are now
in their new home on Hillyer place,
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert E. P Elmer
has resigned from the naval service
to go into business in Chicago. Ill,
his home, before he entered tae
academy. During the war, he was
in the destroyer force operating out
of Queenstown. but recently Joined
the air force and has been on va
rious duties as inspector of naval
aircraft Comdr. Elmers civil as
signment as manager of the nation
al truck division of the Kelly
Springfield Motor, Truck Company,
with headquarters in Chicago.
A motor party Of Orlando resi-
dents. composed OF Mrs. John I
Marshall. Miss Margaret Mac
CauShey. Maj. William 4. Rafferty,,
u. s. A.. Lieut.. J. c. Becquette. U.
S. n. and John ! Marshall. jr.. mar
rowly escaped from probable seri-
Gus injury when an army airplane
got out cf control at Daytona Beach
Fla. and struck the Marshall car.
Mrs. Marshalrs machine was badly
damaged. but none of the occupants
Ill ~ he
plane were injured, though not seri-
ously.