Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

ton construction section of the chief
of engineers office in this city, has re-
signed from the service to accept the
position of chief engineer of the United
Food Products Corporation, and will
make his permanent home in Washing
ton, at 1920 21st street.
Col. F. G. Kellond, L. S. A, and Mrs.
kellond have leased and are now &C.
cupying an attractive apartment at
1909 18th street, where they have with
them for the winter the latters
mother, Mrs +. A. Selfridge, who has
arrived from San Francisco
| Lieut.. Col. Henry c. Davis. jr.. U.
| s. A, and Mrs. Davis, who are making
| their home at Bradley Hills, Md, were
summoned last week to New York by
| the death of the latter's mother, Mrs
| Charles Henry Burr, at her home, on
East 49th street.
! Mrs. Frederick Dew, widow of Capt
Dew. L. S. A. who left Washington in
\ the early summer, has now gone to
tSan Antonio, Tex, where she will
| spend the winter, at 243 Madison street.
| Mrs. Clarence Leroy Cole. widow of
Lieut.. Cole, U. S. A, accompanied by
her children, has gone to San Antonio,
Tex. where she will make her future
home, at 800 East Evergreen street.
| Lieut.. Col Marlborough Wyeth,
| L. S. A, accompanied by Mrs. and Miss
| Dorothy Wyeth, will spend the winter
| in New York, where they have leased
fan apartment at 324 West SD street.
| Col. George S. Patton, U. s. A, and
| Mrs. Patton have visiting them at
| their home in this city Mrs Keith
! Merrill, wife of the United States con-
| sui in London.
| Col Alfred Hasbrouck. L. S. A.,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs Hume,
| who makes her home with him, has
| returned to this country from Fort
! William Mckinley, Philippine Islands.
| for retirement after an active service
| of over forty years.
! Col HaSbrouck was presented by
the officers with a gold wrist watch
and Mrs. Hulme was given hand
somely enameled travelling watch.
Brig. Gen. George v H. Moseley,
U. s. A, upon his return from over
! seas duty, Will come at once to Wash
| ington and enter upon his new duties
| here in the purchase, storage and
| traffic division, general staff.
Maj. Gen. William H. Hay, L. S. A,
has gone for station to Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, where he will COM
Col. Hartmann. u. S. A., now on
duty here in the Quartermaster Corps.
spent last week at West Point where
he was the guest of Col Timberlake,
L.. S. A, and Mrs. Undertake.
Lieut.. Catesby Jones' u S. A., en-
joyed visit last week at his quar-
tiers at Fort Myer from his mother,
Mrs Jones, who has now returned
to her home in Richr ond.
Col Herman Sievert. U. s. NJ, re-
tired, accompanied by Mrs. Sievert
left last week for Los Angeles. Calf.
home. Col. Sievert was retired from
active duty a week ago.
Miss Jean Hagood. daughter of
Brig. Gen. Johnson Hagood. L. S. A.
and Mrs. Hagood, spent last week
at Fort Monroe, Va, where she visited
Col Ottosen, L. S. A. and Mrs Ottosen
lIawlor have leased for the season ar
apartment at the Hotel LAFAYETTE
Capt. Edmund r. Andrews, L. S. A.
and Mrs. Andrews have gone for sta.
ton to Rockford, III, where they are
settled for the winter at.122 FRANKLIN
place, during Capt. Andrews present
detail at Camp Grant, where he is
with the Saith Infantry.
| Col, Constant Cordier. u S. A.. has
to the regret of his friends in the
service, resigned from the Army Col
Cordier for several years past has
served as liaison officer between the
War Department and the embassies
and legations, and in acknowledg.
ment of his able services he was re-
lcently the guest of honor at a luncheon
lat Rauscher's, rendered by the allied