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Christian, U. s. A., is making her
home during her husbands absence
! overseas at Ithaca, N. Y. where she
has as her guest her sister. Mrs
Henry F. La Vote Of Chicago.
Brig. Gen. Frederick A.. Smith
! U. S. A. and Mrs Smith. have gone to
| Newburg, n. Y. where they are
| spending the summer at the Inn.
Mrs. De Rosy Carroll Cabel1. wife of
Mai Cabell, L. S. A., has gone to
Fort Sam Houston, Tex. where, dur
ing her husbands absence abroad. she
will visit Maj. Gen. Cabell. U. S: A;
and Mrs. Cabell, who also have as
/ their guest the latte.'s sister, Miss
Otis. who recently returned from
France, where she spent the last year
and a half as nurse.
| Mrs Howard Gilman Davids, wife
of Col. Davids. U. S. A.. has sailed for
France, where she will join her hus-
band at Camp Monitor Chaume, In
dres section, where he is now in COM
mand.
Col. William Skunk, U. s. A., and
Mrs. Skunk have gone to Syracuse,
N. Y, where they are at 615 James
street.
Col. P. ]. H. Farrell. U. S. A.. was
joined here last week at the Shore
ham by Mrs: Farrell. Col. Farrell re-
| Gently returned from France. where
he commanded an Army base hospital
| in the advance sector on the Mouse
during the hostilities raging in the
| Vosges mountains.
Brooke. U. s. A.. with their young
daughter. Miss Halle Brooke. has
gone to Blue Ridge Summit. Pa,
where they will be at Monterey Inn
until her husbands return to this
country from overseas.
Col. Robert c. Williams, o. S. A.. has
gone to Houston. Tex. to assume
! charge Of his new duties as instruc-
| tor-inspector Of Texas militia. Mrs.
civilians will not join him until the
| autumn, as with their children she
is at Highland Park. Ill. for the SUM-
mer.
Mrs. Lawrence Parker Butler, wife
Of Col Butler. U. S. A., with their little
daughter, Miss Lawrence Lee Parker,
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
J. Walker. at their home in Brownsville,
Tex, during her husbands absence in
France.
| Mrs. Ida Wilcox, widow Of Col. John
for the present at Atlantic City, N. j.,
where she is at q Aberdeen place.
Mrs. Wilcox is a sister of the late
Maj. Louis Craig. U. S. A.
! Miss Eugene Harris, daughter of Col.
Harris. q. S. A.. and Mrs. Harris, is at
Atlantic City as the guest Of Miss Su-
sauna Murphy Of Wilmington.
! Mrs. William Homes, wife of Capt.
Homes, U. S. A., has gone to West Bos-
! ton, Mass. where. during her husba nd s
absence abroad. she is making her home
with her parents Col. Oren B. Meyer,
! L. S. A.. and Mrs. Meyer, at 20 Charles
gate.
Col. J. S. Jones. U. S. A., recently re-
turned from France, has gone to At
their family, who are spending the sum-
mer at their cottage on Ventnor ave.
| nue..
! airs, Newman. are at The Alwyn, 1882
, Columbia road, where they have
leased an apartment for the season.
Gen. George W. Goethals. U. S. A.,
retired, will spend a part of the sum-
mer at Vineyard Haven, Mass, where
Mrs. Goethals preceded him last week
to open their cottage. Col George r.
/ STOStHdlS, ". .. a., anu IOctHdlS
are now the guests Of Mrs Goethals.
, Col William W. Bessell, T. S. A., and
Mrs. Bessell are at 2400 10th street.
i where their son Cadet William W.
Bessell,jr, is at thesMilitary Academy
i Col John b. Richardson, U. S. A., re-
Gently returned from France. is now
on duty here and, with Mrs. Richard
son, has leased an apartment at the
Brighton on California street.
Mrs. John D. .Barrette and the Miss
es Barrette, wife and daughters OF
Brig. Gen. Barrette, U. S. A.. have
gone to Fishers leland for the sum
mer. accompanied by Miss Biddle.
Mrs. Harold H. Bateman. widow OF
Lieut.. Col. Bateman, U. S. A., has gone
to Madison Wis, where she is spend
ing the summer with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Montgomery.
been in France for the past two years
is expected to return to this country
next month. Mrs. Rice in the mean
while is spending the season at the
Delaware Water Gap, at The Kitta-
Jimmy House.
Lieut.. Gen. Hunter Liggett. U. S. A..
who returned last week from France
was met on his arrival in New York
by Mrs. Liggett, who came from San
Liggett was the guest of Mrs. John c.
F. Tillson at Governors Island.
Col. ]. B. Gowen, U. S. A.. who re-
Gently returned from France. after a
visit to Fort LeavenWorth, Kan, has
come, with Mrs. Gowen and their
daughter, for duty in Washington with
the new General Staff College.
Col. S. NJ de Loire. U. s. A., retired,
and Mrs; de Loire. after a weeks visit
to Plattsburg barracks, New York,
have motored to Boston, from where
they will make various other visits be-
fore returning to Washington in the
autumn.
Mrs. F. S. Clark, wife of Col. Clark,
U. s. A., has gone to Orono, Me-,
where she was called by the serious
illness of her mother.
Maj. G. B. Beach, jr., o. S. A., and
Mrs. Beach have gone for station to
Camp Eustis.
Capt. Frederick G. Won Hummer, jr.,
Y: s. Az recently returned from France,
has gone to Governors Island to spend
his leave with Mrs. Won Hummer, who
during his absence abroad made her
home with her parents. Col. Samuel
w. Miller, U. S. A, and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Xavier Blauvert, wife Of Mai.
Blauvelt, U. S. A. expects to sail
shortly to join her husband in France
Capt. Thomas 8. Huff, U. S. A. has
gone for station to Camp Knox, KY,
where he will shortly be joined by Mrs.
HUFF and their daughter, who are visit
ing at Coronado Tent City, Cal.
Mrs. Watson. wife Of Col. Watson,