Evening star., 1918-08-11
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Sewing is at present a prisoner OF
war at Camp Rastatt, Germany.

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Sewing is at present a prisoner of
war at Camp Rastatt, Germany.
Miss Georgia varnum. daughter Of
Col. Charles A. Varnum. U. S. A. has
gone to Colorado Springs, to remain
until the late autumn.
Mrs. William Alden Powell. wife of
Col. Powell, u. S. A, with their young
daughter Julia, has gone to Shirley,
Mass. where she has leased Farano-
near. the summer home of Mr.. T. Z.
Goodspeed of Boston, during her nus
bands absence in France.
Mrs. Henry c. Coburn. jr.. wife of
Lieut.. Col. Coburn. U. 5. A.. accom-
panied by their daughter Betty. mas
gone to Ocean City. \. j., to remain
until the late autumn
Mrs. Walter A. Wells. wife of Maj.
Wells. L. S. A, has gone to the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs for
the season.
Mrs. William Eliot Selbie. wife of
Maj. Selbie, U. S. A.. has gone to Rox-
borough, Philadelphia. where. with
their two young daughters she Will
absence abroad. with Mrs, II: X.
White. wife of Maj. White, U. ). A.
at her home. 4S0 Green lane.
Mrs. George W. Read. wife OF Mai
Gen. Read. U. S. A. accompanied by
their daughter Miss Margaret Read,
has been enjoying a visit to SOUTH
ampton, Long Island, where they were
the guests at the summer home OF Col.
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
Mrs Carroll W. Neal. wife of Lieut.
Col Neal, L. S. A, now on duty over
seas, is spending the summer at YORK
Harbor, Me, where she has leased
cottage for the season.
Mai. A l. P Johnson, u. S. A. who
left recently for San Francisco. Will
sail on an early transport for duty In
the Philippines.
Col willoughby Wake. U. s A. and
MRS. Wake have visiting them at Fort
Totten, N. Y. the latters mother, MIS-
William Sharp of Norfolk, Va
Mai woodfn G. Jones. U. S. A, re-
Gently detailed to duty at the infan-
try replacement camp. Camp Mac
Arthur, Tex, has been Joined by Mrs.
Jones, who has leased for the summer
an apartment at the Pickens, on north
18th street.
Mai. Gen. c. P Townsley. U. S. A.
has returned to his home in this city,
where he is convalescing from his re-
cent operation at the Walter Reed
Hospital.
Mrs Peter W. Dawson, wife of Col.
Dawson, u. S. A, has gone to Seattle,
Wash, where she will make her home
during ber husbands absence in
France.
Mrs F. L Knudson, wife of Col.
Knudson. U. S. A, has gone TO Carmel,
Cal, where she will make her home
during her husbands absence in France
Mai. James R. \. Weaver U. S. A..
has been Joined by Mrs. Weaver at
Camp Sherman. Chillicothe. Ohio. where
he is now on duty.
Mrs E. r. Heiberg. widow of Maj
Heiberg. U. S. A., has left, accom-
panied by her daughter and young
son, to spend the month at Lake
Placid. On their way north Mrs. Hell
berg and family visited West Point,
where her eldest son is a cadet of
the third class.
Mrs L. L Durfee. wife of Gen. Dur
fee, U. S. A. accompanied by their
son and daughter, Donald and Doro-
thy, has gone to Midway Park, Aus
tin, Ill, where they will remain
until the autumn with Mrs. Durfee's
parents, Brig. Gen William H Van
Horne. U. S. A.. and Mrs Van Horne.
At the conclusion of this visit they
will go to Philadelphia to make their
home until Gen. Durfee returns from
abroad
Mrs. E. Baldwin Smith, wife of Capt.
Smith, L. S. A.. with their little daugh-
ter. Mary Baldwin Smith. is making
her home at Princeton. N j., during
her husbands absence in France.
Mrs. Malvern-HnI Barnum. wife of
Gen. Barnum. L. S. A., has gone to
Siasconset, Mass. for the present
month, after which she will go to La
Grange, ILL.,. where she has leased
house at 143 South 9Th avenue.
Mai Charles r Castlen. L. S. A.. and
Mrs. Castlen have gone for station to
Syracuse. n. Y. where they are es-
tablished at Schopfer Court.
Mrs. o. W. B. Farr, wife Of Col. Farr.
has leased a house at Leayenworth,
Kan. where she will make her home
during her husbands absence in
France, and where at this time she
has visiting her Miss Aileen Griffith.
daughter of Col. T. W. Griffith, L. S.
A.. and Mrs. Griffith.
Mrs. Henry H. Chapman. wife of
Capt Chapman, L. S. A.. with their
little daughter. Margaret Hudson
Chapman, has gone to Brooklyn,
N Y, to make her home during her
husbands absence in France.
Mrs w. P. Wilson, wife of Maj. will
son, U. S. A., accompanied by their
young daughter, Helen. has returned
to Washington after a fortnight visit
to her husband at Fort DUPONT, Del.
Mrs Page, wife of Capt. Page, U. s.
R.. has gone to Fort Monroe, Va. for a
visit to her sister. Mrs. Abney Payne.
Capt. Turley. U. S. A., was Joined by
Mrs. Turley last week at their quar-
ters at Fort Monroe
Maj. C. A. Wildman, q. S. A, now on
duty in the ordnance department in