Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-03

for every one in camp. comparatively rev
of the folks from home came down to TINS
fort Those who did come found royal
welcome awaiting them, and found that
the company cooks. as well as the COM
missary and quartermaster departments
had spread themselves to make show
ing.
The handsome young doctors in the am
bulance corps had the most visitors. ana
also the most ceremony over their guests
They met the electric cars at Hunter
Point with ambulances and drove the
beauty and youth of washington over 10
the camp. Driving large party or pretty
girls in their daintiest summer dimlty. OF
not like taking them for ride in taxi
cab, but they managed very we'll
oh. But It Sounds Good.
The Ambulance Corps had arranged
splendid dinner for it's guests, in which
chicken and watermelon. ice cream. cakes
and all sorts of good things figured very
largely. Sergt. Harry Davis is response
BILE for the success of the dinner.
P B. Earle. Mrs. Kate V. White, Miss
Elsie White Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Ellis
Miss Ida Shirley. Mrs. r. W. Conklin'
Miss Hazel Conklin. Master Roscoe Conk-
lin. Master Paul Conklin. Mrs. w. L.
Wilmeth. Master Roland Ryon. mrs n.
C. Arnold. Master Harry Arnold, Master
"A IO, vi D.
err. Miss B. E. Moler. Miss Bessie Coli
son. Miss Bertha Gersdorff. r. NJ
Holmes. E. c. Anderson. Miss May Curan,
Miss NJ l.. MCGEE, Miss Alice Hoover
Miss Lou Carpenter; Miss Doyll Pratt her.
w. E. Bennett. Frank Cox. S. Rising.
box, G. l.. Austin. Mrs. Clara Robbins.
Miss Martha Stocket, Mrs. William j.
Rhees. Mrs. vbgk acmfwyp xzfififfH
Rhees. Miss Flora G. Rhees. MRS
r. R. Rhees. E. G. Walker. Mrs.
F.. Shelton, Mrs f. G. Walker. Miss
r. l.. Janey, I. F. Wixon. G. F. Groggin.
Miss Aimee c. Butler. Miss Minnie Lee
Rynex.
Other Visitors in Camp.
Other visitors in camp yesterday were
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Schaefer. c. E. Van
Ostrand. Visiting Lieut.. Col. o Brien were
Samuel Richards. Conrad Norman and
Charles Common. Visiting Lieut.. E. NJ
Webster were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Web
ster. Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Preston. MISS
Durham Miss Preston and MISS Entre-
kin. Visiting Capt. Sayer were Mrs Sayer
and her daughter. visiting sr W. Nr. '.ouE E
Roberts, Mr. A. F. Roberts. Clifton Hodg-
son and Harry Bates.
Other visitors were Mr.. and Mrs: {. r.
Peake. Miss Mabel Gritton. Miss Margue-
rite Gritton, D. M. Foster Miss stevens
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Bellinger, Miss Bel
linger. Harold Bellinger. NJ. ~ Serrano'
Mrs. Rivera, Mrs. Sarah T. Andrew,
Herbert B. Andrew, Mortimer GaddlS'
Mrs Gaddis. r. NJ. Hutchinson, mrs, j..
Bates. Mrs. G. c. Barnes. Mr.. ana MIS-;
Charles l. Leonard. Mrs. L. NJ. Nevis and
children, Mrs. James Sirlonis and emil
dren, Miss Josie Kelligan. Miss
Emma Hoops, Mrs. George NJ. Ian
dis, Masters Bonnie Soper and Joseph
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs: John Braedy'
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Costello and son wal
ter. Mrs. Capt. Sayer and daughter Marian,
Department Commander Rausch, U. 5. w.
v; Capt D. V. Chisholm. Capt ~. ).
Leahy, Capt. I. N. Dolph. Capt Wililarn
Henderson. Lieut.. Hintenach, I. .. w; "
James Mcdonald and children. Mrs. kath-
rne Spencer and daughter Mrs ). r.
Greeley and children, M. r. w ALL Joseph
Ward, Thomas McLucas. Arthur Mcf ao-
den and w. C..Whipp and SON.
Sunday ball was popular here yesterday
morning, and a large crowd of soldiers
watched team from Fort washington
scalL a team picked from the camps al
Font Hunt. The score was ID 10 d.
Camp Notes.
Mai. simms, Capt. Duffie and Lieut..
REYNOLDS visited Fort Washington yester-
day. AS far as can be ascertained Maj
simms was the only man from Fort Hunt
who attended church yesterday afternoon
Nal Stephan dined with the ohcers
mess of the I'd Battalion, ID Regiment
last evening.
Yesterday morning at Fort Hunt re-
minded some old Alaskan campalgners oil
the winter mornings In the hlQnulhe: ~
old regular said: Those Helen GoulO
cots don't keep soldiers back warm on
a cold morning. They are all right IN the
summer time when the mornings are
warm. but on cold morning IKE yes.er-
day they make the chills all right" The
cots are named for Miss Gould on account
OF her generosity in giving SO many to
the volunteers during the Spanish war.
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