The Washington herald., 1918-09-22

dale. but htterly have been staying
at the Knox home In X street. Young
Knox 10 studying At the Bliss Electr1-
cal School. preparing himself to Be
Of greater service 10 Uncle Sam. His
brother. Reed Knox. 10 commissioned
in the ouartsrrnaster's Corps. and sta
toned here in Washington. And II
seems to me. that another brother.
Hugh-who was way past draft age.
not now. but for the original draft
enlisted very early In the game. and
because he had always known q lot
about horses. was 80 extremely use
fui In the remount division that he
was soon . sergeant. stationed some-
where down South. and is quite likely
to have won his commission by now.
am under the impression that one
of them-probably Reed-was associ-
ated with Blaine Beaie In making
Ihydroaeroplanes for Uncle Sam. with
a plant down In Alexandra. So that
that baby has come into q very busy
war family. even IL he was able to
make his fathers acquaintance i'm
mediately.
The Frank Brett Noyeses and the
Thomas Ewinss have . little mutual
grandson, son OF Lieut.. Newbold
Moves and his wife. who ives Alex
andra Ewing. The baby was born
about q month ago at Sorrento. Me-.
where his mother was spending the
summer with her parents, her young
husband being on duty overseas. Mr.
and Mrs. Noyes are only recently back
from visit to Sorrento TO make
the babys acquaintance. having
stopped of en- route In New York
to bid their daughter Frances god
speed on her journey to France un-
der the Red Cross banner.
Also the Alexander Graham Bells
have q little new Granddaughter 10
get acquainted with when they re-
turn from their summer home In Nova
scoua-which must be rather chilly
Just now. She 10 the little girl who
arrived st the Gilbert Grosvenors'
country home. Wildacres, out on the
Rockville pike. about a week ago.
And Col Dan Tyler Moore will have
the pleasure of making q new little
daughters Acquaintance when he
comes home from France. She ar
rived only a few days ago at the
lcountry place near silver Spring,
Nd where Mrs. Moore 10 awaiting
her husband. Col Moore IL one OF
the best known Of the younger army
|
larry brilliant group OF aides whom
T. r. gathered around him at the
White House. and is regarded as an
unusually promising artillery officer.
He Is q distant kinsman Of Mrs
Roosevelts. and 10 q prime favorite
or the Colonels-even IL he did put
one eye out Of business for him in
a rather strenuous boxing bout Poor
Col. Moore; he was terribly distressed
when he reslized-he knew nothing
about It until last fall. when it first
leaked out that T. r. had lost the
sight OF his left eye-what he had
unwittingly done.
And Capt. Richard Oulahsn. C.SA.
is Just back from France making n,
acquaintance Of his small son, Rich.
ard oulshsn, 3rd, grandson OF one
Of the best known and best loved
Of Washington newspaper men
} Richard V Oulshan, who made hi,
reputation as chief OF the New YorI
SUNS Washington bureau, and late,
was in charge Of the Suns European
news service. 1t seems a pity thai
Capt. Oulahan should have been or
dered home at the very time thai
his adored and sdoring father has
just gone abroad with one Of The
numerous war missions. Mrs. Oula
han was Miss Mildred Bacon. one o.
who married young Richard ouiahar
about a year ago with considerabl,
pornp and ceremony.
OF course all eyes have been or
France during the last two weeks