Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-24
Army Notes.

The marriage on the I'd instant at
Cincinnati of Miss Katherine Augur,
daughter of the late Col. Amnon A.
Augur U. S. A, and Mr.. Walter Brown
of Price Hill, Cincinnati, Is of interest
not only in army circles. but to the old
er resident Washington set, to which
her mother was we'll known as the
| former Miss Katherine Dodge. daughter
of the late Robert Dodge Of this city.
| Col Richmond Schofield. U. s. A. and
Mrs Schofield have been entertaining
the latter's sister, Mrs. Page, for some
time at the Farragut. To the regret
of her many friends Lere Mrs. Page
has now returned to her home in Port
land, Ore.
| Maj. Hanson E. Ely. U. S. A, and Mrs.
/ Ely have taken an apartment Tor the
winter at the Ontario.
Brig. Gen. Walter Howe, U. S. A, re-
| tired and wife, after having spent the
{, summer at the naval torpedo station.
j Newport, visiting their son, Lieut.. Com
/ mander Alfred Howe, L. S. N. have re-
turned to Washington and established
themselves for the season in an apart
! men at the Marlborough. Almost i'm
mediately upon their return, Gen. How e
was taken ill., and within the past week
Mrs. Howe has becme i'll with nervous
prostration.
apartment for the winter at the On
ttario, where she will reside with her
! son. Capt. Douglas Macarthur, L. 5.
| Army Engineer Corps.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jaffray Parsons
have been detained much longer than
! they anticipated al Dublin, n. H., where
they spent the summer. by the illness
of Mr. Parsons, who is well known In
the scientific world by his work as
chief of the print DIVISION Oh the odpi
! tol library.
/ Mrs. Parsons is a daughter of the
late Col Royal, L. S. A, and sister
in-law of the late Marion Crawford
the novelist. As soon as possible Mr.
and Mrs. Parsons will reopen their
washington home at 1904 18th street.
Capt George c. Gibbs, u. S. A., ane
wife have leased the house. 1888
street, as the captain, until recently or
duty in Honolulu, has been assigned tt
duty with the Signal Corps in this CITY
| Col. Charles Fl. Hunter Z. S. A.. anc
wife are at the Westemoreland for the
winter with view to residing per
manently in Washington.
Mrs. Alfred E.sBates. widow OF Brig
Gen. Alfred Bates, U. S. A., set
tied for the winter in an apartment,
at the Connecticut, as she has released
her handsome residence, corner OF
and 18th streets, to the former Secre-
| tary of War and Mrs. Robert Todd
Lincoln. who, spending last season
| there. are expected to reopen thelr
home here the first of the month Mr.
..
| active part in the winters social
| gayeties, are known as among the CIV
| ers of the most elegant dinners at the
| capital.
! Capt. William e. p. French. U. s. A.
| retired. accompanied by MIS-. french
| has returned to his home. 3017 street
| Brig. Gen. Dan c. kingman, chief Oh
| engineers, U. s. A. and wife nave as
| their guest the latter's sister. MRS
| Anton Heger. at their home, 1879
| street.
Col. John D. Hall, U. S. A.. and wife
\ have returned to the city. and are at
| the Cairo for the season. after a visit
| to their son, Lieut.. Dean Hall. U. 8. A.,
| at Fort Monroe. The early portion
| of the summer was spent at Lake
! Mohonk, n. Y. and at Bass ROCKS
Mai. James A. Skipton. U. S. A.. and
! Mrs Skipton have leased for the win
| ter 1852 18th street.
| Mrs. Brooke, wife Of Maj. Mark
| Brooke. u. S. A., after a twelve-month
| residence in the PHILIPPINES. has re-
| turned to washington to spend the
| winter with her mother. the wife OF
| Surgeon General Francis Gunnell, U. s.
| n. retired Mrs. Brooke Is grand
| daughter of the late Surgeon General
l Barnes of the army.
| Capt. George Gibbs. U. S. A., and wife
have Identified themselves with the
| service block" by leasing for the sea-
| son. 1873 @ street, where they are now
| comfortably settled for the winter.
| Capt. Craig r. Snyder. u. S. A.. now
on duty at the Army Medical School In