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service. with present station q A1gsa
Island. Cal. No date has been set 1o1
the wedding.

service. with present station q A1gsa
Island. Cal. No date has been set 1oY
the wedding.
Gen: John L. Hayden. U. 3. A.. has
gone to Macon. Ga. where ne has been
detailed to duty.
Lieut.. Norman Hill. Engineer Corps.
Z. 8. A. spent last week At Port
Townsend. Washington. visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Hill.
Lieut.. Col. J. F. Janda. U. 9. A., ~.
rived in the city from Fort snai1Ae.
Mimi, last week Mrs. Janda WIN 1ofH
her husband here September IS.
Maj. Harry B. Jordan. U. q. 4. S@
some time past on duty at the afGenAl.
San Antonio. Tex, after NsitinG his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Nathaniel BuFTun. in
Norfolk. arrived in Washington last week.
Lieut., Branch Moreland. U. s. A. 10 At
the Hot Springs. Ark. before returning
for duty to Fort Monroe.
Mrs Charles Leicester Payne of Mont
clair. n. J.. announces the engagement
of her daughter. Margaret Tarr Payne,
to Lieut.. Douglas Tilford Cameron, q.
S. A. Miss Payne Is the granddaughter
of the late William II. Payne of New
York city. Lieut.. Cameron Is attached
TO the headquarters Of the 27th Div1-
sion and is the SON of Brig. Gen. George
II. Cameron. Y. S. A. and grandson Of
the late Brig. Gen. Joseph Green TIL
ford. L. s A.
While Capt. Webster A. Capron, q. 8.
Field Artillery. is in France. Ma Cap
ron and their infant daughter are stay
ing with her father, Judge Osborne of
Charlotte. N. C., after Q visit to the
home of Col. Ninson. adjoining Fort
Myer, Va.
Col. William Lassiter U. s. A.. mil
tary attache, and Capt D. c. McDougal,
L. S NJ C. naval attache OF the Amer
lean embassy in London. have been ap-
pointed members of a committee to
provide for Y. NJ. c. A. building in
that city. The structure. which 10 to
cost $4,000, is at Aldwych on the
Strand and was originally intended for
British troops when it's construction
was begun. The building will provide
lodgings and meals and serve as q rec
reation center for enlisted men of the
L. S. Army and Navy who are passing
through or are on leave in London.
Mrs. John w. Mackay has given i0o,-
900 francs H2o.oo0) to the Anaerioan
Red Cross. to be specially applied 70
rest camps for the American Army in
France.
Lieut. Gordon g. Heiner. o. q. A., who
was graduated from the United 0eAtos
Military Academy at West Point Lest
week. has arrived to visit his rnosAAr,
Mrs. Gordon g. Heiner. at the AlbisR
Continued on Third Pa0A)
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N: Y. before going to Petersburg. Va.
where Col. Hunt is now stationed.

Maj w. F. Martin. L. s. A. was Joined
last week at his new station. Wrights-
town, y. J., by Mrs. Martin, who remained
for some days after his departure for Fort
Ethan Allen to complete their packing.
Mrs. F. A. Prince, wife Of Capt Prince,
U. S. A, during the absence of her hus-
band in France will make her home in
Buffalo, n. Y.
Maj. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Du Puy mo-
tored last week from Pittsburgh to
Washington, Maj. Du Puy having been
bert Du Puy of Morewood avenue, Pitts
burgh, who went from Ebensburg to see
her son. Maj. Du Puy. on his return
from Fort Niagara, has returned to
Ebensburg, to remain with the Du Puy
children during their mothers stay in
Washington.
Capt Charles A. Du Bois, L s A.
and Mrs. Du Bois are at the Curtis
Hotel, LenoX, Mass.
Lieut.. John b. Wogan. l. S A.. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
A Wogan. at their summer cottage at
Bay St. Louis. La. and Will go from
there 10 Fort Adams. r. T., Lieut.
Wogan went south from Fort Niagara.
n. Y, where he spent three months as
instructor at one of the government
training camps.
Col. Lutz Wahl, L. s. A, has been on
duty recently at Gettysburg, and his
son, Lieut.. G. Douglas Wahl. gradual ed
in the spring from West Point with the
rank of first lieutenant in the artillery,
is instructor at one of the training
camps near Philadelphia. to be there
temporarily. Col. WahI had been con-
nected for two years with the War Col
lege in Washington. and Mrs. Wahl and
their daughter. Miss Gretchen Wahl,
will retain their present home in
Washington indefinitely. The latter
now is visiting the Misses Scriven
daughters of Gen. Scriven, at the sum
mer camp of the family in the Adiron-
dacks.
Col F NJ. Swfgert and his daughter,
Mrs. Augustus Mcintyre. arrived a
fortnight since from Honolulu They
were accompanied by Mai. Mcintyre,
but the latter was obliged TO go at once
to Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Col. Swigert
and Mrs Mcintyre We're the guests for
few days Of their cousins, Capt and
Mrs. Jarius Moore, at Fort Scott.
Maj. Arthur P. s. Hyde, U. s. A., and
family are now settled in their new
quarters at Fort Worden, Washington
One Of last weeks engagements was
that of Miss Clarissa Sydney Mitchell
and Capt. Clarence Andrew Mitchell,
u. S. A. Both are well known and
popular in Army circles. Capt Mitchell
is in the coast artillery branch of the
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Patrick, o. g. A.. has gone to Plaindeld,
N. j.. for q visit

S.tTiet: .. 8: 4, has gone to Piainfsld,
Brig. Gen. Henry D. Todd. U. 8. A,
has gone to Houston. Tex, where he
has taken command Of the 5Sth Artil-
lery Brigade.
Col. W. p. Chamberlain, U. 8. A.. now
on duty in the surgeon generals office,
War Department. motored to Wash
ington last week from Madison bar
racks. accompanied by Mrs. Chamber
lain and their daughter. Miss Maria
Mrs Daniel Craig. wife of Col: Craig,
q. g. A., now on duty at Camp Devans.
Mass. who has been detained at the
Cairo IN this city for some weeks on
account of the Illness of their son,
Daniel, jr.. hopes to leave the city in
few days to join her husband.
Lieut.. Col Fred r. Brown. US. A, has
left the city for Camp Meade. where he
has Joined the 18th Division. National
Army. Mrs. Brown and their daughters
will remain in Washington for the present
Mrs. Charles A. Romeyn. wife of Col.
Romeyn, U. 9. A.. will come to Washing
ton this week to remain here during her
husban and's absence at Camp Devens. Mass.
Col. and Mrs. Romeyn have had visiting
them at Fort Ethan Alien. VT. Mrs.
Henry Romeyn and Miss N. Romeyn Of
this city.
Mrs.. r. H. Williams and Miss Marie
Williams. wife and daughter Of Maj Will
liams, u. S. A., formerly United States
military attsche at Constantinople, spent
last week at Sea Bright. n. j., as the
guest Of Ambassador and Mrs. Elkus. who
have q summer home on the Remsen road
at that place.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. u g. A., and
Mrs Wood made a short visit last week
to this city.
Capt. II. II. Pritchett. L. S. A. and
Mrs. Pritchett have gone 10 Plattsburg
barracks, where the former has been or
dered to duty
Mrs. Weston. widow OF Gen Weston
q. S. A. entertained at her summer home
at Briarclif, N. Y, last week. Mrs Reth-
ers. who is now on her way to California
to Join her parents. Maj. Gen. Jesse NJ
Lee, U. S. A, retired. and Mrs Lee, at
their home in Los Angeles.
Miss cordella Wallace. daughter of Col.
William Wallace. u. s. A., spent last
week at West Point, visiting Capt. Nor
rison, U. s. A., and Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs. Oscar Schubert. wife Of Can't.
sohlbert, U. s. A.. visited Col Stuart,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Stuart last week at
their quarters at West Point
Mrs. and Misses Virginia and Marrar.t
Hunt. wife and daughters of Col Hunt.
U. 8. A.. are visiting friends at Utica,
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main at the Vincent Astor estate until
| the first of October. when she will go
| to Long Island.
| There will be quite large Quaker
| city colony in Washington this winter,
many Philadelphians having leased
homes here, which they expect to oc-
cupy in the early autumn.
! Mr.. and Mrs Louis c. Clark, jr. will
spend next winter here. Mrs. Clark
has spent the summer at Upper Sara
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Norris. who
spent last winter here. will return
early in the autumn. having leased a
house for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris have spent the summer at Dub
Mrs. Langdon f. Mitchell. with her
daughters. Miss $. Valentine Mitchell
and Miss Helena Mitchell. and her son.
Weir Mitchell. will not open their home
at No. 1920 Delaney street. tl'ldel
phla, this winter. as they will spend L.:
winter in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. James Potter will flso
spend part of the season here. visiting
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin l.. Polk
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Morrison. who
have been spending several months in
frankfort. Ind, have returned and
will spend the fall with Mrs. Morri-
sons mother, Mrs. NJ. B. McReynolds.
at her country home, Solitude. near
Bluemont. Va. In honor of their re-
turn Mrs. McReynolds gave a delight
full porch party last Saturday. The
guests included members of the Wash
ington colony and Mrs. William F..
Humphrey and Miss Beatrice Wilson
Of this city. During the evening Miss
wilson gave several charming musical
mum bers
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Mrs. Palmer at Chicago.

An American flag. the tri-colored
banner OF the French and the union
jack floating from the windows above
the porte cochere of Mrs. Potter Pal
mer's residence on Lake Shore drive,
Chicago. call attention to the fact that
the mistress OF the mansion is at home
again.
Mrs. Potter has offered tho use of
her homo for bridge party to be
given September 26 for the soldiers of
Aviation Corps now in training near
Chicago.
Mr. Bronson c. Doan has taken the
Stuart Chisholm place at warrenton.
Va, FOR the fall months
Mrs. ]. J. Van kaathoven of Los
Angeles, a daughter of Gen. Bel
President Grant. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Cortlandt F. Bishop at the Naples, Lenox,
Mass.
the Waumbek Breton Woods, \. H.,
with Gen. and Mrs. Anson G. Nc
Cook, is regaining her old form, which
made her one of the best woman golf
ers in the White mountains.
Miss E. r. Scidmore of Washington
has arrived at the Grand Hotel Suisse.
Montreux.
Mr. Charles Carroll Of Carrollton
who has been living abroad for several
years. has arrived at vichy, where he is
a guest at the Hotel duParc ct Majestic.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll have been taking
an active part in the war relief work
IN Paris, where they are prominent
figures in the American colony.
Mrs. Carroll, who was formerly well
known in Washington as the vivacious
susanne Bancroft. was born in Paris
and up to the time of coming to this CITY
to make her home with her grandfather.
the late historian George Bancroft. ha d
always lived in France.
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Visiting at Philadelphia.

Lieut. and Mrs. George Biddle Of
Phiiadelphia have returned from, their
wedding trip and are visiting the lat
ter.s father, Mr.. B. Dawson Coleman,
at his home in Philadelphia. Lieut.. Bid
die expects to sail shortly for France.
Mrs. Biddle. who was formerly Miss
Nancy Coleman, belle of the Quaker
city, spent some time abroad working
with the Secours Duryea. and was the
guest in Baltimore last spring of Mrs.
Donnell Swan, who also assisted with
the war relief work, under the auspices
of the Secours Duryea.
Miss Almira Johnson had as her
guests last week in her apartment at
the Woodley. Col. and Mrs. Henry
Watterson of Louisville, Ky, and their
grandsons. Masters Watterson Miller
and Austin Gilmour, who have been
on an extended trip through the east.
stopping at Niagara Falls and other
points.
While in Washington Col. Watterson,
who was born and reared in this city,
spent most of his time sightseeing with
his young grandsons, who have re-
trned to Louisville.
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Entertained for Mrs. Sniffen.

Mrs. Culver C. Sniffen, wife of Gen.
Sniffen. U. S. A, was given a dinner
followed by concert last week at the
Hotel Tudor, Nahant, as a birthday sur
prise. The table decorations were of
roses and phlox and there were anus
ing favors for each guest The COM
pany included Mrs. Mary AlAyn of
Saratoga, Mrs. John Donovan Of Boston,
Miss Blanche F. Allen and Miss Con-
stance Allen of Jamaica Plains, Miss
Ruth w Wardwell of New York, Gen.
c. c. Sniffen of Washington. d. c.. Mr..
Fumaro of Boston, William s. Jarrett
of Buffalo, Mr.. Alwyne and Mr.. Fa-
briZio.
Commander-in-C Chief Frederick T. r.
johnson. of Sons of Veterans, L. S. A.
of Sons of Veterans, L. S. A, at Boston,
Mass. accompanied by Mrs Johnson,
returned home Friday. They stopped
a few days al Atlantic City and also
visited the eastern shore of MARYLAND
on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre of New
Orleans have leased a home in Wash
be here for several months. Their daugh-
ter. Miss Elaine Denegre. will be with
them Mrs. Denegre and Miss Denegre
are enthusiastic Red Cross workers, and
L.
mer aiding in the splendid cause The
family are now at their summer home
at Manchester by the Sea, Mass, where
they will be until late in the autumn
Mr. William f. Fowler after a fort
night at the Traymore Hotel, Atlantic
City, has returned to the New Willard
for the week, after which he will go to
the White Sulphur Springs to rema in
until the last of September.
Dr. and Mrs. Swormstedt have re-
turned from motoring through Penn
sylvania, New York and Massachusetts.
where they visited friends.
Mrs Frank G. Conway of New York
is visiting Miss Fanny r Padgett at
her home in this city.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
George Warren Offutt, 51lS Wisconsin
avenue, the Confederate choir enter
tanned at a musical last night a number
of the officers of the French commits
sion. The guests were Col. Claudon.
Capt Loriot, Capt. Charles Mourey'
Lieut.. G. Delaroche Nernet, Capt. Clayel
Capt. Andre Rostand. Lieut.. Geordes
Michel, Capt. Maurice Grimpel, Vicomte
Dejean, Judge and Mrs. Becker, Mr. and
Mrs. William Clark. Miss Lillian Kenil.
worth, Miss Viola Fellows, Mrs. Benia-
min Soule Gantz. Mrs. Trenis, Miss Eta
Taggart, Miss Belle Taggart, Mrs. Hyn.
son, Miss Frances Hynson, Mrs Eliza
beth Fred, Miss Olivel Houghton, Miss
Dorothy Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitch
ell, Mr.. Charles E. Tribby. Represent
ative Larsen and Miss Blanche Cooksey.
Mr. Russell I. Whyte left last week for
Mystic. Conn.,, to remain until the opening
of college. as the guest of William K
Wilbur. son Of Dean William A. Wilbur of
George Washington University.
Miss Fay Brennan returned yesterday
from an extensive tour through the mid.
die west.
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Bernard J. % %Meainnis' corporal in
Pa. was crushed to death under an au.
tounobile truck at Augusta, Ca, wed.
nesday. Young McGinnis was 4 news
pADof man before eAtaetnl thAl 1870.
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Army Notes..

| Capt. Robert Whitfield, U s. A.. re-
Gently detailed to duty in the office of
| the chief of stan in this city, will not
be Joined here by Mrs. Whitfield until
later in the autumn. On leaving Okla
homa City, where Col. Whitfield has
been stationed, Mrs. Whitfield went to
Youngstown. Ohio. for visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester NJ But
place.
Mrs. Thomas George Lanphier, wife
Of Capt Lanphier. Z. s. A. with their
little son. will remain at the Shoreham
Hotel during the absence of her hus-
band at Gettysburg, where he is with
his regiment.
Mrs. Alexander E. Williams. wife of
Maj. Williams, U. S. A, has gone to her
old home in North Carolina for visit
Mrs. Leverett II. Walker widow of
Col. Walker. U. S. A, Is passing the au-
tumn at the Battery Park Hotel, Ashe-
vile, N. c.
Miss Sarah shanks. daughter of Brig.
Gen. David c. Shanks. L. s. A, is at
Berkeley Springs. W. Va
Maj. E. T. Conley. U. s. A., and Mrs.
from Fort Niagara, N. Y. Mai Conley
has been detailed to duty in the adju-
tant generals office.
Mrs. Hugh Hunt Broadhurst, wife of
Capt. Broadhurst, L. S. A. now in camp
at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, has spent the
summer with their family at Lookout
mountain, Tenn.
Mrs. Edwin St. John Greble, wife Of
Maj Greble. U. s. A., in order to be near
her husband, who Is in camp at Camp
Wanamaker, Jenkintown, with the Cd
Pennsylvania Field Artillery, has To-
Gated at the Huntington Valley Coun-
try Club.
Miss Dorothy Willard. youngest
daughter of Col. Joseph H. Willard,
U. 8. A. and wife. will make her debut
have spent the season in their villa.
Miss Phyllis Hartmann. daughter of
Col. Hartmann, L. S. A. has Miss Mar
garet Gommere of Glen Gommere,
Princeton. N. j., visiting her at Gov
ernors Island.
Lieut.. William Worth Dempsey, L. S.
A., has arrived from Fort Worth, Tex,
to visit his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Phineas ]. Dempsey. at their home
in Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Roland B. Ellis. wife of Capt
Ellis, q. S. A, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. E. P. Nalie of this city at Atlantic
City, N. ].
Mrs. Mason N Patrick. wife of Col.
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month Of September at North Hatley.
Province Of Quebec. Canada.

Miss Marie J. Mcclure and Miss Hem
rietta Berens of this city and Miss Lucille
| F'annery of Baltimore. house guests OF
Miss Speight of Norfolk, Va. will be the
! night. when their host will be DIR. l..
Humphrey and Travis Eppes. Y. S. n;
| Lieut.. De Witt. L. s. N. and Lieut.. Mo
I rey L. s. N. Comma nder and Mrs. Dris-
coll will chaperon the party.
| a farewell luncheon will be given Miss
| Speight's guests tomorrow, previous to
| their departure for Baltimore, en- route to
| Washington.
| Misses Camilla and Verona Horen are
visiting friends at York, Pa
DIR. and Mrs. Mcpherson have returned
| to the city after several weeks spent on
| the Maine coast and in the mountains OF
Vermont.
| DR. and Mrs John Madert and their lit
| tie son Jack have returned from Atlantic
City.
| Announcement is made Of the wedding
Of Lieut.. Alger Russell Willard, U. S. r..
and Miss Emma Heisch. which took pla ce
at Detroit August IS. After a brief visit
| to the bridegroom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas E. Willard. at their home in this
| city, 1105 Clifton street, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Willard have gone to Battle Creek. Mich,
| where the former, who received his COM
| mission at Fort Sheridan. Ill, will be
| stationed.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan and daughter.
Mrs. Edible Fitzgibbons, have returned
| from the White mountains, after touring
| 1,40O miles. Most Of the time was spent
at the Mount Washington. Breton Woods,
N. H.
Master James H Wallace son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James X. Wallace, of Monroe
street. has gone to Cincinnati. Ohio, where
he will spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. W. Herbert, who has been
spending some time with Mr.. Herbert at
Norfolk, has returned for short time to
her parents home, in 7th street southeast
Mrs. Keturah Moss Hurst announces
the engagement of her daughter Eva
to Mr.. Wenzel Joseph Schubert of Flor
ida The marriage will take place in
October.
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Mr. and Mrs. Barney J. Peterson have
returned to their home at 1928 Warder
street northwest, after an extended
western trip in which most of their
time was passed at the formers old
home in Warren, MINI. AS this was
their first visit since their marriage
about a year ago, Mr. and Mrs. Sundby
at Minneapolis and Mrs. Peterson's
brother at Pittsburgh. Pa. were visited
on the return trip. Miss Henrietta Wal
ters their young niece, accompanied
them from Pittsburgh to remain for
the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Harrison and sons
Malcolm D. and Judson Otis. jr., have
returned from Ocean City. Nd.
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Miss Louise videtta, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle Benson
Videtta at the Cavendish, has return
ed to Chicago.
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Lieut.. William Worth Dempsey, L. S.
A. has arrived from Fort Worth. Tex.
Mrs. Phineas J. Dempsey. at their home
in Alexandria, Va.
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Mrs William A. Harrison of Suitland
Md. is visiting her sons, Mr.. Richard
Ellwood and Mr.. Allan Harrison, at
Akron, Ohio.
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Mrs. Roland B. Ellis. wife of Capt
Ellis, q. S. A, is visiting her mother
Mrs. E. P. Nalle Of this city at Atlantic
City, N. J.
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Mrs. Irving Norwood of Davenport,
iowa. formerly of this city. has come to
Washington for a visit to her sister,
Mrs. p. Percival Wilson at Chevy Chase.
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Mr.. and Mrs Will c. sheerlin have re-
turned to their apartment at the Plaza
from a three-weeks stay at Atlantic
CITY.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson Woodson
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Charlotte Virginia, to Mr..
Victor l.. Tyree, who is attached to the
United States legation in Lima. Peru.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Brown announce
the marriage of their daughter, Mrs
Rosa f. Jordan. and sergt Julian H.
Carter yesterday at the parsonage OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
rockville, Md. Rev. j. w. Duffy Of
fciated. After September Is Mr. and
Mrs. Carter will be at home at 2327 1st
street northwest.
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Lieut.. Norman Hill. Engineer Corps,
.. 8. A. spent last week at Port
Townsend. Washington. visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. HILL
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Lieut.. Col. ]. F. Janda. U. 9. A., A.
rived in the city from Fort SnAlnAgs
Mimi. last week Mrs. Janda WIN Ssfl
her husband here September Is.
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Mrs. Mason N. Patrick. wife of Col
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Maj. W. F. Martin. L. s. A. was Joined
last week at his new station. Wrights-
town, y. J., by Mrs Martin, who remained
for some days after his departure for Fort
Ethan Allen to complete their packing.
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Maj. Harry B. Jordan. U. q. 4, 1@
some time past on duty 1t the afGsnnl.
san Antonio. Tex. after uEtinG his
Norfolk. arrived in Washington last week.
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Gen. John L. Hayden. U. 3. A., has
gone to Macon, Ga. where he has been
detailed to duty
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Mrs. William Kybard Nottingham and
daughter Elizabeth returned last week
from a two-month trip to Atlantic City
and Queens, l.. l., where they visited
her sister-inl law, Mrs. Walter J. Gill,
formerly of Washington. Mrs. and Miss
Nottingham are now at Bluemont, Va,
as guests of Mrs. Charles Hart, who
has had a cottage for the summer at
that place.
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Miss Alice Burbage. who has spent
the summer at the Deer Park Hotel
Md. will return to the city about the
middle of September.
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Mrs. F. A. Prince. wife Of Capt Prince.
U. S. A, during the absence of her hus-
band in France will make her home in
Buffalo, n. Y
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Mrs A. C. McClorey of Defiance. accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Goldie Nc
Clorey, of Cleveland. Ohio, will arrive in
to Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Hayne and Mr..
and Mrs. William ]. Erskine of 1904 18th
street northwest.
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Lieut.. Branch Moreland. U. 8. A.. 10 At
the Hot Springs. Ark, before returning
for duty to Fort Monroe
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Mrs Keturah Moss Hurst announces
the engagement of her daughter Eva
to Mr.. Wenzel Joseph Schubert of Flor
October.
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Mrs. John Berley Tuttle, after SPEND
ing week in New York. went yester-
day for a ten-days' stay at Cobble
Point, the cottage of her cousin, Mrs.
David Risley of Philadelphia, at Stone
Harbor,, N J. Miss MacDougal, who
has spent the summer with Mrs. Tut
tie has returned to Philadelphia
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Miss Phyllis Hartmann. daughter of
Col. Hartmann, L. S. A. has Miss Mar
garet Gommere of Glen Gommere.
Princeton. N. j.. visiting her at Gov
ernors Island.
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Lieut. Gordon G. Heiner. o. q. A., who
was graduated from the United 6eatos
Military Academy at West Point Lest
week. has arrived to visit his mosAor,
Mrs Gordon G. Heiner. at the AlbiOn
CONTINUED on Third Pa1N5