Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Army Notes.
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| Va. Later in the season, as Mrs. Fulton's
health improves they expect to return to
their apartment at the Alwyn, in this
city.
| Mrs. Upham. widow of Capt. Frank
kidder Upham. is spending the month at
| the Brooklyn navy yard. where she Is
visiting her son. Commander Brooks Up
ham, T. S. N. After the holidays Mrs.
Upham will go to WATERFOWL, n. Y.
Mai. w. r. Doores will shortly come
to Washington. and early in January will
sail for the Philippines, accompanied by
! Mrs. Doores and their young son and the
| little daughter born in this city Decem-
Der ,.
| Col Sidney A. Cloman, until recently
| on duty on the border, is now at San
| Francisco. where. accompanied by Mrs
| Cloman. he is at the st. Francis Ho-
| tel.
Gen. Arthur Murray and Mrs. Murray
| have returned to Washington from
| Texas. While at El Paso they were
| the guests of their on-in-law and
| daughter, Capt II. Condor Pratt and
| Mrs. Pratt.
| Col Albert s. Cummns, retired. and
Mrs CumminS are spending the month
! of December at New York. The 1st Of
| January they will go south for the re-
| mainder of the winter
| Brig. Gen. Asher c. Taylor, retired.
| and Mrs TAYLOR are at the Wyoming
| for the season.
| Lieut.. and Mrs w &. kilner have
| taken a house for the winter at Garden
| CITY. H. l.. as the former has been de-
| tailed to command the aviation school
at Mineola. Lieut.. kilner has Just re-
| turned from Mexico. where he was with
| the Signal Corps in Gen. Pershins s
army.
Capt. Mckinney has been entertain
| ing his father. Rev. w. |. Mckenney
pastor of the Maryland Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church at Annapolis.
| Miss Milliken. sister of Lieut. Charles
NJ. Milliken, military instructor at St
Johns College. Annapolis. Md, is spend
ing the month visiting friends in
Indiana
Maj. Pearce has gone to Atlanta, Ga.
20 join Mrs. Pearce, who has been visiting
there.
Capt. Mather left Fort Worden,
Wash, on November Is for Boston,
where Mrs. Mather has been for some
time visiting relatives and where he
will remain with her until after the
holidays. Capt. and Mrs. Mather will
then go to Fort Monroe. where the
former has been assigned to duty at
she Coast Artillery School.
Mrs. James Ulio has returned from
Honolulu, where she went some time
ago for Il visit to her son. Capt. James
THO, and is now with her sister, Mrs.
II. c. Hayward, at the latter's home on
West Walnut avenue. San Diego, where
she Will spend the winter
Mrs. Swift. wife of Brig Gen. Eben
Swift, has returned to Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan. after visit to her son
and daugh law, Capt and Mrs.
J. F. Swift, at Fort Riley. Kan. Gen.
Swift has gone to Mexico to assume
command of his brigade.
Lieut.. and Mrs Quinton have had
visiting them at their quarters at Fort
Hancock. y. J.. the formers parents,
who have now returned to Washington.
Mrs. Dickman wife of Col Dickman,
| has her daughter, Mrs. KnauS, visiting
! her at Fort Ethan Allen, VT. Col. Dick
! man came to Washington a fortnight
ago to attend the session of the new
| machine gun board.
| Maj. ]. E. Hunt, for the past three
months on duty in Washington. has ar
! rived at his new post, Fort Mcintosh,
| Laredo, Tex" to which place he motored
| with Mrs. Hunt.
| Col. Winter accompanied by Mrs
! Winter and Miss Mary Winter, who
| left here recently to take the transport
| for the Philippines. stopped at Fort
| Sam Houston, Tex, for a visit to Col.
t w. " Ireland and Mrs Ireland. and at
| San Francisco visited Cen and Mrs Bell.
| Capt. Beth of England during his
| recent visit to West Point. was the
guest of Col. Biddle. Capt. Beth is the
| author of THE First Hundred Thou
sand and during his stay at West
| Point gave an interesting talk at Gull
| lum Hall, on life in the trenches.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Cygon are
| at Annapolis, on visit to the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Arm
| strong.
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