Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29

A IN. t.,
of Col Cameron, U. S. A.. now in El
Paso Tex, will go north and join her
| for the summer.
| Col w. A. Simpson is entertaining. at
| his quarters at Governors Island his
daughter. Mrs Harold $. Naylor: who
since leaving Washington. has, with Mrs
! Edwin F. Pritchett been spending the
time at Atlantic City.
i Capt. A. b. warfield is at New York on
a ten-day leave of absence. which he is
spending with his brother, Mr.. f. b. War
| field.
| Mrs Edward Carpenter wife of Maj.
| Carpenter, returned several weeks ago
! from Honolulu. where Maj Carpenter has
| been stationed since the Panama EXPOSE
ton. when he was military aid to the
/ president of the exposition. Mrs. Carpen-
ter, with their two children, is now visit
/ ing at st. Louis, Mo.
| Col Slocum. retired. left Washington last
| week for a stay at the Greenbrier White
| Sulphur Springs w. Va
| Col William A Skunk accompanied by
! Mrs Skunk. is visiting at Montgomery.
Ala. where for the present they have
apartments at the Exchange Hotel.
Mrs. Frederick Won Schraeder, widow of
Col Won Schraeder. has returned from
Panama, where she passed the winter
I
tenant Commander BaSsett and Mrs. Bas-
sett, at Colon. in the Canal Zone Mrs.
Won Schraeder has now gone to San Fran
cisco. where she expects to spend the sum
mer in apartments at the Cecil Hotel
Miss Elizabeth Sturgis, daughter of Col.
Sturgis and Mrs. Sturgis. has gone to
West Point for a visit to Lieut.. and Mrs.
Nichols.
Col Kreger and Mrs Kreger are enter
no n hair p,jn r-f org &c.
Helen Devereux of Washington and Miss
julie Bullitte of Storm Gap. Va, who went
north to attend the West Point gradual
ton exercises.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Conklin. whose marriage
took place on April IL at Ell Paso, Tex,
ney and are now at the Washington bar
racks
Capt Paul Herman and Mrs. Herman.
who recently arrived at Fort Wash
ington, Nd are being welcomed by the
officers families there at numerous en-
tertainments which are largely attend
ed by their Washington friends.
Lieut., and Mrs Homer NJ Groninger
have returned to Fort Myer. Va, from
Port Royal. Pa, where they visited the
latter's mother, Mrs. w. c. Pomeroy.
Mrs. Carl A. Baehr, wife Of Capt.
Baehr, arrived with their family last
week at Fort Myer. and is now settled
in the quarters formerly occupied by
Lieut.. and Mrs. Philip l.. Thurber. Capt.
Baehr is at Ell Paso, Tex, with the Sd
Field Artillery.
Mrs. Edward b. Schreiner has re-
turned from Montgomery. Ala. where
she spent several weeks with Col
Schreiner. who is stationed there tenn
porarily.
of
the army, arrived last week at Wash
| ington from Balboa Canal Zone, where
he had been visiting friends.
! Mrs. Archer. wlle of Capt. A. H.
Archer. with their little daughter. Miss
Alma Louise Archer has arrived for
q visit to her parents. Gen. and Mrs.
| Hodges.
| Mrs. Goe widow of Maj James B.
| Goe, has taken the Macdonough Inn, at
Plattsburg, y. Y. where she will. have
a large number of army friends with
| her for the season. Mrs. Goes brother.
| Mr.. H. H. Morgan, consul general at
| Hamburg, Germany, returned to this
country last week by way Of BARGE
| Iona. Spain.
| Lieut.. John Wogan has been Joined
! by his mother, Mrs. Wogan of New Or
leans. who will accompany him to his
new post at Fort Wright. N. Y.
Mrs. William Glasgow. wife of Maj
| Glasgow, with their children. will
shortly leave her present quarters at
Fort Myer, Va, to join Maj. Glasgow
at Douglas. Ariz.. to which station he
was recently assigned.
Maj and Mrs. Goodwin ordway. who
recently arrived from the west, have
with them in the loss of their oldest
child the sincere sympathy Of all their
| friends
Albert ]. ordway, named for his
grandfather, the late Gen. Albert Ord
way of Washington, D. c., died on the
| 18th instant at st. Agnes Hospital. in
Baltimore. from toxemia. which even
| the infusion of blood from one of Maj
Ordway's soldiers at Fort Howard, Nd
was powerless to check. Shortly be-
| fore his illness the bright little fellow
visited his grandmother at her home
| here.
Gen. and Mrs. Gorgas have with them
| at the Highlands their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Wright
son. who have spent the past four
months in South America. On their
way here Mr.. and Mrs. Wrightson
stopped at Baltimore to join their chill
dren, who during their absence have
been with the formers mother.
Navy and Marine Corps Notes