El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
The

C-CAAaA Is VISITING Lieut..
and Mrs. w. A Mccain at Fort Bliss.
Lieut. X. w. kingman, of the 10th
infantry, has been granted a leave of
absence.
Capt Raymond w. Briggs. Of the
Sixth field artillery, has been trans
terred to the Fifth artillery.
MIS- CaSpar II. Conrad. ir. wife of
capt. Conrad, of the 18th cavalry, is
quite III at her home at Fort Bliss.
Capt. Frank E. Hopkins. of the First
artillery at SchOfieid barracks. Hawaii,
has been transferred toethe Sixth field
artillery.
Capt and Mrs. Edward Davis. of the
18TH cavalry at Columbus, are i'm EI
Paso del NOrte.
Lieut., Alva Lee, of the 18th infantry,
slaIlohed at Ilentsin, China, has been
trnsferred to the 18th infantry and will
soon join his regiment here.
Mrs. Orrin r. Wolfe, wife of Capt.
Wolfe of the 10th infantry, left Ell PasO
MONDAY for Francisco, where she
will spend the Christmas holidays.
Lieut. n Mrs. William W. OvertOn,
OF the 18th cavalry, are spending a
feN. days in Ell Paso, coming from
their border station. Sierra Blanca
Capt Henry d. Thomson of the med
ical corps at Fort Sam Houston, Texas,
arrived at Fort Bliss Monday for tenn
porary duty with the border troops.
Mrs. John H. Reafan is visiting her
son, Lieut. t. NJ. Reagan, of the 18th
cavalry at Fort Bliss She will re-
main until afther the Christmas holt
days.
Capt. Louis c. Duncan, of the medical
corps at Fort Bliss. has been granted a
leave OF absence and will go immedi-
ately to Meridian, Kans., where his
father is quite ill
Lieut.. Stuart ". Cramer, jr., or the
18th cavalry, will leave Fort Bliss Dec.
10 for his home in North Carolina,
where he will spend a months leave
Of absence.
Capt. Robert J. Reaney, of the 18th
cavalry, who is on duty at Alpine, has
been given a 10 days leave of absence,
which he will spend in Ell Paso with
his family.
Mrs. Arthur E. Ahrends and daugh-
ter, of Fort Douglas, Utah, have Joined
Lieut.. Amends, of the goth infantry
and have taken a bungalow near the
Country club.
Captain Alfred W. Bjornsted, who
recently underwent a slight surgical
operation, is able to be about again
in his duties with his regiment, the
10th infantry.
Lieut.. BIoxham Ward, of the 3Oth
infantry, stationed at Fort Davis,
Alaska, has been transferred to the
18th infantry and will join his regi-
ment here soon.
Capt. r. B. Going, of the 18th cav
airy, stationed at Maria, has been
given a month and a halfs leave OF
absence. which he will spend at his
Lieut.. Col Frank r Keefer. Of Fort
Sam Houston, sanitary inspector of the
southern department is inspecting
Fort Bliss and the border troops. He
will be here for several days.
The order sending Lieut.. Col. James
NJ. Arrasmith, of the Sixth infantry,
to the Philippines has been revoked
and Lieut.. Col. Arrasmith will remain
on duty with his regiment here.
Capt. Martin l. Crimmlns and Lieut..
Oliver < NOOd Win have hppn on 4
ten days hunting trip down the valley,
have returned TO duty with the 10tn
infantry.
Col and Mrs. Franklin o. johnson
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Waters Davis, since their arrival
in FL PasO, have moved into their quar-
tiers at Fort Bliss.
Lieut.. Eugene Robinson. who has
been on duty with the military prison
At Alcatraz Island Calf, has been re
lieved of that duty and will rejOin his
regiment, the 10th infantry in Ell PasO.
Lieut. Edward P. King jr-, of the
Sixth field artillery, who has been on
duty with the militia in New York, has
been relieved of that duty and will re-
port at his regimental headquarters at
Fort Bliss On January 10.
Complimentary to Col. and Mrs.
Franklin o. Johnson, who have recently
been attached to the 18th cavalry, 4
reception will be given the evening Of
December II at Fort Bliss by the Off
GERS of the 18th cavalry.
Lieut.. r. E. D. R. Hoyle, of the Sixth
Field artillery, who has recently been
stationed at Fort Riley, has been or
dered to report again for duty in El
Paso- He Will join the headquarters
of his regiment at Fort Bliss. Dec. is.
Capt. and Mrs. Ben Lear gave an in
fOrma little dinner Tuesday night at
their home in Fort Bliss. preceding the
hop, which che guests attended later.
In the party were Col. and Mrs. G. II.
Morgan, Lieut.. and Mrs. W. W. Over
ton. Lieut.. and Mrs. H. B. Lewis and
Maj. W. 2. Johnson.
Mai. W. P. Johnson. of the 18th cav
airy. who is stationed at Maria, is in
FL PasO for a short time. Mai. Johnson
will leave the first Of the year for Fort
B~eavenWOrth to take the field officers
course at the army service school. The
course covers two months and a half
and is a preparatory course for the war
college at Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. W W. Overton, Of
the 18th cavalry, who are in FL PasO
for a short time from their ord sta
ton al Maria, were entertained at din
ner the first of the week by Col. and
Mrs. Joseph Garrard and Miss Valera
Cara 1 of fIair homo in Grand Wow