Evening star., 1916-09-17
3ocietY
Army Notes.

y street. The trip from Laredo, Tex
was made by train to st. Louis and
from that point to Washington by au-
tomobiie.
Mrs. Frank P stone. wife Of Lieut.
Stone, L. S. A.. has joined her husband
at Laredo, Tex. where he is now on
duty
Mrs Thomas J. Kirkpatrick, wife OF
Lieut.. Col kirkpa trick. T. S. A, now
on duty at the border is spending the
month of September in Alexandria. aft
er passing the summer at Woodbury.
Forest Va October / Mrs Kirkpatrick *
will join her husband at Brownsville
Tex.
Miss Lillian Meo.nS. daughter of
Lieut. Col f. A. Mearns. L. S. A.. after
a delightful motor trip through the
state of New York. has returned to heE
home in this city.
/ Maj F. r. Brown, L. S. A., recently
arrived in Washington with Mrs. Brow
and their two daughters from Porto
I, Rico to be assistant chief of the bureau
of insular affairs in this city, mas taken
the house 2444 Goth street northwest.
Capt. James Hamilton. Z. S. A.. and
wife are spending the autumn at At
lantic City.
The Misses Scriven daughters of Brig.
Il Gen. George P. Scriven. U. S. A., are
spending the autumn at Bluemont, Va,
/ where they went after brief stay |
their Washington home following their
visit of several months to the Canal
Zone. where they were extensively en-
tertained.
/! Lieut. Mason Young. U. S. A.. accom-
/ panied by his bride. will arrive in Few
days from Texas. where they have been
since their marriage in June. and will
spend the winter in Washington.
Lieut. Young has been ordered to the
engineer school at the War College
here.
Mai Winship. U. S. A. is spending a
short leave in Washington. after which
he will return to Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.
/ Capt. Smyser. Z. S. A.. accompanied
by his wife, will spend September and
+. October visiting relatives in New York
and Pennsylvania.
| Lieut.. Charles L Kilburn, U. s. A.. and
Mrs Kilburn. who left Washington a
| fortnight since. are comfortably settled
in their new quarters at Fort Howard.
Nd.
Mrs Edmund A. Buchanan. wife of
Capt. Buchanan, L. S. A.. has gone to
! spend the autumn with relatives in
Philadelphia.
! Mai Lucien r. Holbrook, U. S. A., has
been assigned to an interesting duty.
This is tour of inspection, upon which
he started last week, along the entire
western border to inspect bakeries. This
is done with q view to add every up-to-
dateness to Maj. Holbrook's work on
the field bakeries. which supply bread
to 10, 900 soldiers.
Stuart, U. S. A. will go to Charleston,
| S. c., to spend the winter with her
grandmother, Mrs. Jervey. Col. Stuart,
with his wife and daughter, spent the
summer at Altapass, n. c.
Lieut.. Berry. U. S. A. is visiting rela-
tives at Fort Totten, N. Y.
Mrs. Holcombe, wife of Lieut.. Henry
| Holcombe. U. S. A., after several months
at San Antonio. where the lieutenant is
! temporarily stationed, has returned to
/ Washington Lieut.. Holcombe will ar
! rive the nrst of the month to resume
/ his duties at the Washington barracks.
| Capt. George Pulsifer. U. S. A.. is at
| San Diego. Cal. having gone there to
enter his son, George Pulsifer, jr., in the
| North Island Aviation School
| Lieut.. Frank NJ. Andrews, U. S. A.,
and wife have the latter's aunt. Mrs.
! Dix Of Washington. D. c., as their guest
at Fort Ethan Allen. VT.
| Lieut.. Col. Farrand Sayre, T. s. A.,
who has been detailed to a course at the
War College. will shortly arrive in
| Washington from Fort Ethan Allen, Vt,
| where he has been stationed.
| Col. Frank A. Wilcox, q. S. A., and
Mrs. Wilcox have returned to West
Point after visit to the Canal Zone.
crime Jones. daughters OF Col. s. r.
| Jones. u. 8. A.. retired, have gone to
Hawaii to visit their brother in law
and sister. Capt. William Browning.
son they visited relatives at West Point.
! Lieut.. ]. S. Williams, L. S. A.. and Mrs
| Williams have as their guest, at Fort
| Williams. Me. Mrs. Glen Brown of
| Washington, D. c., who arrived in
given by Lieut.. and Mrs. Walker to
announce the engagement OF the lat
ter's daughter. Miss Neil Martinique
Walker. and Lieut.. Henry Armstrong
Wingate. U. 8. A.
i Capt. William H Munroe. U. S. A.. re-
Gently arrived in Washington from
Fort H. g. Wright. N. Y, to remain for
some time.
Col. Henry p. Kingsbury, U. S. A.. re-
tired. accompanied by Mrs. Kingsbury
and the Misses Kingsbury. has returned
to his home, 1929 Wyoming avenue,
from Bayhead, N. j., where they passed
the summer.
Miss Margaret Treat. daughter Of Col.
Charles G. Treat. U. 8. A.. Is at the Hot
Springs of Virginia for September
Mrs Dalton. wife Of Capt. IL. r. Dali
with her two sons, ana will spend the
winter at the Cairo during her hus-
bands absence on the border.
Capt Edgar n. Coney, U. 6. A.. retired
has arrived in this city and been joined
by his family. who came from Fort
Douglas, Utah. ten days since. Capt.
Coney has been assigned to duty at
Fort George Wright where he will act
~ quartermaster.
Lieut. Col Samuel Reber. o. s. A., on
leave until November 2. 10 I'm the city,
and during his stay here will make his
headquarters at the Army and Navy
| Club. Col. Reber has quite recovered
from his recent severe fall.
Brig. Gen. Theodore Schwan, U. S. A.
retired, and Mrs Schwan have reopened
their Washington home. 1910 goth
street. for the season. after spending
tho summer at Pfttsheld, Mass, where
they figured prominently among the
Il entertainers.