Evening star., 1917-12-02
Army Notes.

mer. q. g A.. after stay Of several
months at Belport l. L. whore Col.
vidmer is commanding onioer OF the
3e6th Regiment Of tbs National Army.
at Camp Upton. has returned to this
city and taken an apartment for the
wfnfef at Cavanaugh Courts, In 18th
stre1t
Mrs. Harry OTIS Perley, widow Of
Col. Perlsy, 2: g A. With Miss Mildred si
will spend the winter at the Hotel As
tor. During their stay At Washington
Mrs. Perley and Miss Kempf were at
Mrs. John Rozier Clagett. wife Of MAJ.
Clagett, U. S. A. has gone to Denver,
| Col, whore she will spend the winter
dali. U. s. A Mrs. Clagett recently re-
turned from Panama
Hrs. o. NJ. Poe. widow Of Cen Poo.
q. s. A., has gone to Atlantic City,
| where she expects to spend some time
| at tho Hotel Dennis Her daughter. Miss
B. c.. Poo. will spend the winter at
| Washington, at 1914 21st street.
Maj. George I. Hicks. o. 8. A., and
Mrs. Hicks have leased for the season
| a house in Calvert street northwest.
Mrs. George Bell. wife Of Maj. Con.
! Bell. u. S. A. will spend the winter in
this city, and has leased an apartment
| for the season at the Kedrick-
Mrs. Charles W. Mason. wife of Mai.
Mason. U. S. A. now on duty at Camp
Funston. Kan. has gone with their
| parents. at A West list street, New
York city. Maj. and Mrs. Mason re-
Gently returned from Panama.
Lieut.. Kofrard. q. 8. A.. spent last
week in Washington and returned a
few days ago to his post at Fort Du-
Pont, Del.
Maj. Turnbu11. U. s. A.. and Mrs.
Turnbull have gone to the formers new
station, Fort Riley. Kan
Lieut. Charles Merrill. o. s. A, and
Mrs. Merrill are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
counselman at Meadow Brook. Sewalls
Point, Norfolk. Va.
Way. now on duty in France. is on
| her way back to the States from Scho-
| field barracks. H T.. and with her
family Will upon their arrival go to
| Los Angeles, Ca. to remain during ht
| husbands absence.
| Capt. Sherman Armstrong. q. s.. A,
stationed at Washington until recently
with the Quartermaster Corps. has ar
! rived for station at Fort Sam Houston.
after a visit to his parents at their
homo at Salt Lake. Utah.
Capt. Russell p Hartle. U s. A.. and
Mrs. Hartle are now In quarters at
Fort Douglas, Utah.
| Lieut.. Andrew Warrum. aviation sec
tfon, U. S. A. has arrived for station
at Long Island. after a visit to his
parents at Salt Lake. Utah. Postmaster
and Mrs. Noble Warrum.
] Lieut.. Noble Warrum. o. s. A. re-
Gently commissioned has also been on
a short visit to his parents before sail
\ ing for France.
| Mrs Malvern Hill Barnum. wife of
Gen. Barnum. u. S. A. last week Joined
her husband at his new station, Rock
ford. Ill, afters visit to her uncle.
Mr.. Richard Fyfe, at his home in De-
| troit, Mich.
Mrs. Charles wheatley. wife of Capt
lWheatley, Z. S. A, last week, accom-
panied by their children, joined her
husband at his new station at Peters
burg. Va.
Mrs. George P. Bartlett. wife of Mai
Gen. Bartlett. Q. S. A, has gone to
Houston. Tex. to. remain with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terrell Bartlett. during her husbands
absence with the expeditionary forces
abroad.
| Col Joseph Girard, T.. S. A.. was
Joined at Fort Sam Houston. Tex, last
week by his daughter. Mrs. John E.
Hemphill, who went from Georgia to
spend some time with her father.
] Capt. Robert s. Lyle, U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Lyt1e arrived for station last week
at San Benito. Cal. where the former
is now with the 57th Infantry.
Mrs Harold C1ol.a x-;fa Of r,o1 CJol-a
| u s. A., who returned recently with
| her husband from Manila, P. l., will at
the conclusion of her present visit to
her mother, Mrs. Thomas F'indley, at
San Francisco, join her husband at
Battle Creek, Mich. where he is now
on duty.
| Mrs. ]. n. Macomb, wife of Capt. Ma
comb. U. s. A.. is most effectively do
ling her bit by giving her services as
/ an instructor in French at the classes
in session at the Leavenworth Y. NJ
iC, A. until the close of the present
engineer camp at that place.
Brig. Gen. Burbank, q. S. A, retired
and Mrs. Burbank, after spending the
summer and autumn at their place in
the Berkshires, have gone to New York,
where they will be at the Hotel Arling-
| ton. Is West 25th street. for the winter
Brig. Gen. Guy Carleton, U. S. A., and
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