Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-09
GRANDDAUGHTER, the wife and child Of
Lieut.. Max B. De Mott, United States

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Granddaughter. the wife and child OF
Lieut.. Max B. De Mott. United States
Navy.
Mrs. Lyster. wife of Maj. Theodore c.
Lyster Of the Medical Corps. United
States Army. has gone to East River.
Lieut.. James B. Gillespie. United
States Army, and wife entertained at
their quarters at Fort Washington. Md.
Army, and wife. who motored here from
Fort Niche, N. Y. a fortnight since,
bringing with them a number of army
friends, among whom were Mrs. James
Capt and Mrs. Trotter. after stopping
for visit to friends at West Point,
have returned to Fort Niche.
Col Charles A williams. United
States Army. accompanied by Mrs. Will
liams. has gone to Plattsburg for the
next few months Mrs. Laurence Will
liams. wife of their son, Lieut.. Will
liams. United States Army. is occupying
for the present their apartment at the
Alwyn, in this city, during the absence
Of her husband in the Philippines.
Lieut. Col George o. squier, United
States Army, who has been made head
Of the United States Signal Corps, has
already demonstrated a special useful
ness in the service by his wireless tele-
ment a few years since. Col. Squier
was formerly United States military at
tache at London.
Army. and wife have been rejoined. at
their home on LIE Roy place, by their
daughters, whose visit to friends in the
Canal Zone was the occasion of many
pleasant entertainments in the army
| set.
| Col. and Mrs. Tschappat have been
entertaining Miss Nancy Miley of this
city at their quarters at West Point.
Miss Miley has now returned home
Capt Archibald Miller, u s. A., has
| been Joined at Fort Myer by Mrs. Mil
| Ter and their two children, who re-
Gently arrived from Fort Ethan Allen,
VT. after a pleasant visit to friends at
the Plattsburg barracks on the way
| here.
Mrs. Clement A. Flagler, wife of
| MED by Mrs. Baker-Carr of England, is
visiting friends in Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Cornell. wife Of Capt. Cornell
.: s. A. during the absence Of her hus-
band on the border has left Washing
ton to visit Capt. and Mrs. werten-
baker at Fort Terry. n Y.
Capt. Robinson, U. S. A., and wife
have as their guests at their quarters
at Fort Totten, N. Y, the latter's
mother and sister. Mrs and Miss Mac
Murray OF Washington. D. c.
Capt. and Mrs. Mccormick have a,
their guest at Fort Russell, Cheyenne
| Wyo.. Mrs. Harvard c. Moore, wife OF
Lieut.. Moore, U. S. A. who left Wash
ington for this western visit when hel
husband was sent to the border.
Capt. H. s. Kerrick, U. 8. A., and
wife. after visit of some length te
Washington. have returned to Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
Maj. Gen. Joseph P. Sanger. U. s. A.
house on 18th street and gone to theil
summer home, Louden, N. H.
Mrs. John Neal Hodges. wife Of Capt
Hodges, U. s. A. has left their quarter
at the Washington barracks for thei
she has her mother and sister. Mrs
and Miss Coleman of San Antonio
Tex. as her guests.
Mrs. Butts, wife of Maj. Edmund L
Butts. U. S. A., during the absence O
her husband on the border will re
main at the Cairo,
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Tasker H. Bills
have their son, Lieut.. e. G. Bliss. U. S
A.. visiting that at their home, 1925
street.
Maj. Gen. George W. Davis, L. S. A.
retired. accompanied by Miss Elise Da
Wis. Will spend the sumner at Millbrook
~ u, and return in the autumn t,
their apartment at the Connecticut.
Mrs. Thomas J. Kirkpatrick. wife o
Capt. Kirkpatrick, U. S. A., during tn,
absence Of her husband on the borde
will spend the summer at Alexandria
Va.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ernest A. Gar
lfngton have their daughter, Mrs Har
iry Dwight Chamberlin, with them a
their home, 1742 street. during tn,
absence of Lieut.. Chamberlin in Mex
leo.
Mrs and Miss Fulton, mother and
sister Of Capt. ]. NJ. Fulton. U. s. A.
are at Fort Monroe for a fortnight
visit. at the conclusion of which the,
VIII return to their home in this city
Maj. James A. Woodruff, U. S. A..
with his wife and family. will spend
the remainder of the season at Cane
May, N. ].
Lieut.. Charles S. Mason, L. S. A.. will
spend the summer at Ventnor. n j..
| where his sister, Mrs Moore widow OF