Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

Army Notes.
(Cottiuued from Ninth Page.)

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of her husband from the Philippines.
where he has been for the last -FOUR
years.
Capt. John E. Enright. U. S. A. and
Mrs. Enright left Washington on
Tuesday for California. where Mrs.
Enright expects to remain until the
new year.
Maj Harold L. Finley, u S. A., and
Mrs. Finley, who have been making
their home at the Monmouth for some
time. left last week for a visit to
friends in Connecticut. They will
then go for station to Camp Grant,
ILL.,, where MAJ. Finley will be on duty
with the 9Th Division.
Mai. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe, U. S. A,
and Mrs. Sharpe are in Washington
for the winter and have located at
the Hotel Lafayette. corner of I and
18th street.
Mrs. J. M. wheate, wife of Lieut..
Col. Wheate. U. S. A, has gone to
San Francisco, where she has leased
an apartment for the winter at 1921
Lake street, that she may be with
their son. Stanley, who is studying at
one of the military schools at that
place for the February examinations
at West Point.
Mrs. Harry Otis Perley. widow of
Col. Perley. q. s. A., accompanied ny ~
now at the Hotel Belmont, New York,
after automobiling through New Eng
land.
/ Col. Malyern-Hill Barnum. U. S. "a.
and Mrs. Barnum have leased 1877 =
| street, in which they are now eetap-
lished for the season.
Cant
BARLEY, u s. A. accompanied by
their daughter Patricia has gone 10
| Guilport, Miss, where she VIII mars
her home with her mother. Mrs. 5. n.
Burnside, until her husbands return
from overseas duty.
| Miss Eta Gilbreath. daughter OF the
late Maj. Z. c. Gilbreath, U. s. A. mas
| zone to Baltimore to live ana VII,
| make her future home at 1917 81. Faui
street.
| Mrs. p. F. Kiefer, wife of Lieut..
Col. Kieffer, U. S. A. accompanied; py
their children, has gone TO Louis'l.ie'
KY, to join her husband VINO 10 SIX"
toned there.
Mrs. F. F. Jewett. wife of Lieut.. Col.
Jewett. U. S. A., accompanied by tneir
two sons, sailed last week 10 JON a med
| husband at Brest. France, ana eho
! tho winter with him at that place.
Mrs Roderick Dew, widow of Capt.
Dew. U. s. A, who. since lea'tns
Washington in the early sunni 81 the naval
training station at Newport. h l., mas
| now cone to New York, where uhtl'
her departure to spend the winter III
the south she is at the Hotei As.oi'
co,p e Langdon, U. S. A. and Mrs.
1.sngdSn are spending the present
month at the Grafton. Col. Lansaon -
on duty in Washington in the once oi
the adjutant general
Mrs. d. c. Cabell, jr.. wife OF MAJ.
cabell, U. S. A.. with their two o en-
dren. has gone to Fort SIN, Ohia''
where she win remain until her nus
hands return from overseas duty 20
the guest Of Col: J; W. Anoe' SUM-
L s. A. and Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs H. B. S. Burwell, wife OF Lieut..
col Burwell, u. S. A., has gone 70
Fort Monroe, accompanied oy '.n...
son, and is the cues. o. OF ne and
MIS-. Huggins, until some time IN NO! w
xamber when Col. Burwen Will JOIN
his family at that post.
pr,g Cen. Eli D. Hoyle. q. s. A.. and
Ne HovIe are visiting for tho season
their daughter, Mrs. James A. Snan
.neh ~ her home 22s4 Cathedral ave
me northwest. Gen. ana Mre. ~.
have been for the past few months IN
Columbia, Tenn. WIN Gr.ba nn
daughter. Mrs. E. r. 1rah0ih
Mrs Arthur C. Duncan, wife or Capt.
duncan. q. S. A., accompanied by thelr
two children, arrived last week from
California to Join her nuspanu; ~
IL now stationed here on outy III 'no
A 80 - tha 0uartermaster general.
Mrs Joseph E. Cusack, wife of Col.
Cusack. u s. A., has. with ner cnli-
dren. established herself lot .n Inc Nal
tfmore. to be near her husband. VINO
FOR some time has been i'll at the fort
McHenry Hospital. Col. CusacK Is NO"
improving.
Col Robert Garrett, U. s. A.. ana
| Mrs. Garrett have visiting them at
Fort rotten. N. Y. the latter.s sister.
Mrs. Totten Of Washington. daughter
of Col. willoughby Wake. U. 5. A.
and Mrs. Wake.
Can't. e. H. Quigley. U. s. A.. has
been enjoying q visit at West Point
from his mother. Mrs. Quigley OF
Washington.
| Cant Lee, U. S. A., and Mrs. Lee
| went last week 10 Heoi 6io'
they will spend the next month IN
visiting relatives.
Mai. Gen. Gorgas. U. S. A.. retired,
who has been at the Isthmus for sew
eral weeks, has now gone to Lima
Peru, where he will confer with the
authorities relative to the most EN-
cacious measures to stamp out yello"
fever in that country.
Mai. Gen. Thomas H. Barry. U. 5. A,
retired accompanied by MRS. barry;
has gone to the Berkshires to spend
the autumn, after which they VIII
make their home for the winter IN
New York.
Gen. Barry was recently retired att
er forty-six years service IN the
ARMY. His SON, Mai. Thomas B.
Barry. U. S. A., who returned the mid
die of last month from overseas duty,
will, as soon as his honorable dls-
charge is secured. return to business
lin New York.
Mrs. Febiger. wife of Col. Febiger,
U. s. A.. has gone to Akron, Ohlo' LOT
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Epson.
Col. Stuart, U. s. "A. has returned
to West Point with Mrs. Stuart from
a several weeks sick leave spent with
relatives in Charleston, s. c. He was
much benefited by the change.
Miss Elsie Stuart, who Is well
known in the Army society here, has
entered upon her sophomore year at
Vassar.