Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
Army Notes.

| Mrs. Sanford Kellogg, widow Of Col
Kellogg, U. s. A, is at Atlantic City
until the autumn, when she will return
to Washington.
Mrs. J. Y. Mason Blunt is spending the
present month at Monterey, Pa, after
which she will go to Toronto for August
and September
Miss Cornelia Wilder. daughter Of Col.
,, Wilbur E. Wilder. L. S. A, now on duty
at the border. has gone to England. where
she will spend some time with her sister.
the wife Of Lieut.. Avery Gascoigne OF the
one Of the British war brides. her ro--
mantle marriage having been celebrated
at ST Margaret's Chapel. Westminster.
during the past winter. Engaged to the
been found that his coming to this coun-
try after his bride was an impossibility,
the bride went to London, where the
ceremony was performed in the presence
of such of their friends as were in that
city at the time.
Col. Philip F. Harvey. U. S. A.. and wife
are spending the summer at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa. In the autumn they will
return to their apartment at the Park
wood
Brig. c. ames B. Burbank, U. S. A.
retired. a. SIife have opened their cot
tage at PittBf1eld, Mass. where they have
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Tweedy, with them for the
season.
Mrs and Miss Carleton, wife and daugh-
ter of Col. Guy Carleton, U. S. A. have
joined him on the Pacific coast. prepara-
tory to accompanying him to the Philip
pines on one OF the October transports.
Col. Walter H Chatheld, U. S. A.. and
wife are spending a portion OF the
summer at Lenox, Mass.
Col. Robert Mcbride. U. s. A.. and
wife have visiting them at Fort Hunt,
Va, their son, Lieut.. Robert B. Mcbride,
jr., U. s. A.
Miss Margaret Read. daughter Of
Lieut.. Col. George w. Read. U. 8. A..
and Mrs. Read. is spending the sum-
mer at Cambridge, Mass. and has
undertaken the summer course in lit
erature at Harvard College.
prominently forward recently in I'M
usual lines of philanthropic work are
Mrs. Robert S. Alternately. wife of Mai.
Alternately, u. S. A, and Mrs. Frances
Charles Burnett. U. S. A. Mrs. Aber-
nathy's work has been to organize at
the Cecil Hotel in London a relief So
ciety for the blind soldiers of Europe
IN OTQer tndI tney may De given pfaC-
| teal instruction in the various trades.
Mrs. Burnetts achievement has been
to put successfully on foot the raising
of funds to establish a drinking foun-
where it was sadly needed. The entire
amount necessary has been raised.
| Gen. L. A. Matile. L. s. A. retired
where they will remain until the
autumn, when they will return to their
apartment at the Cairo.
Lieut. Col. George Robinson. U. s. A..
and Mrs Robinson are at Atlantic City
for the season.
| Capt. Lewis D. Greene. U. 8. A., re-
| tired, Is in Washington on temporary
duty at the War Department.. having
come here from the Staunton (Va.)
| Military Academy. where he is military
instructor Mrs. Greene is spending
| the summer in Boston.
Mrs. william P. Wooten. wife OF
! Maj. Wooten, U. 8. A. is visiting rela-
tives in Lexington. KY. and in Sep.
Antonio. Tex
Col A. c. Sharpe. U. S. A.. retired
and wife are at Berkeley. Cal. for the
l summer.
Brig. Gen. George L. Andrews
| L. s. A. accompanied by his wife, Ia
| spending the season at Beverly Farms
Mass. They will return in the autumn
to their home. 1847 Columbia road, in
this city.
Mrs. Gerhardt. wife of Maj. Gerhardt,
U. S. A. is spending the month Of July
| at West Point.
| Brig. Gen. Tully McCrea, U. s. A., re-
| tired. has recovered from his recent
Illness and. accompanied by his wife.
| has gone to Sacketts Harbor. N. Y, for
! the remainder of the summer.
Gen. Hodges, y. s. A., has returned
to Fort Totten. N. Y. after a visit to
| Washington. On the way north Gen.
and Mrs. Hodges made a short visit
| to friends at West Point.