Evening star., 1919-02-23


! MarShville Ore. where he is supply
sergeant of the 142d Spruce Squadron
! Mrs. Farnsworth's sister. Mrs. Daph-
! ne b Marquette. has gone 70 The
the military attache. United States
| legation.
| Mrs. Percy Jones wife of Col, Jones.
! Medical Corps. L. 5. a. accompanied
, by their daughter Elizabeth Cordelia,
! is in Louisville. Ky, visiting Lieut..
| Robert Livingston Smith of the Mo
/ tor Transport Corps, L. $. A, and Mrs.
! Smith.
From Louisville Mrs. Jones Will go
! Maj. +. NJ. kirbv-Smith, L. S. A. and
| Mrs. Kirby-Smith, and from there
! will go to Cedartown, Ga, to join her
/ sister, Mrs. Henry NJ Hall, wife of
Maj. Hall. L. S. A. and remain during
! the absence OF the latter in France.
Mrs. Ralph W. Drury, wife of Lieut..
| Col. Drury, L. S. A. during the alb
! sence of her husband with the army
| of occupation in Germany. is making
| her home at Athol. Mass, where she
recently received word of the recon-
mending Of her husband for the
American Distinguished Cross. In
| January Col. Drury was decorated
with the croix de guerre by the
| French government
| Mrs. William Robert White. wife of
I Maj. White, L. 5. a, after a stay of
| some weeks at the New Willard, went
| to New York TO meet her husband
! upon his return from France, where
! he had been on duty with the 4th
i Machine Gun Battery.
! After a weeks stay at the Hotel
Astor Maj. and Mrs. White have gone
/ for station TO Columbus barracks.
| Ohio where the former has been der
| tailed to duty as post quartermaster.
| Mrs. D. J. Cragun, wife of Lieut..
| Cragun, l. S A, with their little
daughter Janet is making her home
! in Salt Lake City during her hus-
bands absence in Siberia.
Lieut. Col. William W. Hicks.
| Z. S. A. accompanied by Mrs. Hicks
| has come to Washington for station
| and leased an apartment at the Oak
! land. 22Oe Columbia road.
! Col. Hicks. now on duty in the office
! eral staff, was prior to coming here
! in command of the :}5th Artillery.
! Mrs. Albert L. Hail, widow of Col
| Hall. [. :. A, has gone to New York
| to make her home and is located at
( 1o6 Morningside drive. while taking d
| course at Columbia University.
! Mrs. r. W. Bryan. wife of Col. Bryan.
! q. s. A, has gone 10 Palo Alto. Cal, to
| make her home during her husba nd s
absence in France. Miss Helen Bryan,
who is with her mother, is attending
| school in that city.
| Mrs. Glenn P. Wilhelm, wife of Lieut.
| Col. Wilhelm, L. S. A, accompanied
! her husband at Miami. Fla. where he
| has been detailed to take command of
! the ordnance machine gun and eX
perimental station at Miami Beach.
Mrs. William Paulding. wife of Cox
| Paulding, l. S. A. has gone to Middle
| town, Conn, for a visit to her mother,
! Mrs. James H. Bunce, at the latter's
| residence, on Home avenue.
| Maj. L. 3. Weeks. L. S A. has ar
| rived in Washington for duty from
| Fort Monroe. Va. where he has been
succeeded in command of the mine
planter General Samuel NJ. Miles by
Mai. James II. Johnson, L. s. A.
Brig. Gen. Leon A. Matile. L. s. A..
! retired, has gone to Fort Hamilton,
| y. Y. for visit to his son, Mai
| George a. Matile, L. s. a.
! Maj. Arthur B. Conrad. L. S. A. now
| or duty as assistant to the inspector of
| the port. port Of embarkation. Hoboken.
| has been joined by Mrs. Conrad and
/ they have leased for the season a house
| in East Orange, ". T.. where they now
have visiting them Maj. Conrad's sister
| Miss Edith Conrad of West Chester Pa
| Maj. Arthur Murray. L. S. A, retired
who has spent the winter in Washing
ton. has been appointed clerk of the
house military committee of the next
| Congress.
| Mrs. George w Moses. wife Of Col.
Moses. u S. A.. during the absence in
| France of her husband. has been spend
| ing the winter at Petersburg, Fla,
where she recently received word that
! her husband has been decorated by the
| French government with the croix de
guerre.
| Maj Gen. William Crozier. T. S. A,
retired, and Mrs. Crozier have returned
to the city and are spending a few
| where they expect to travel for several
years.
Mrs. Edward W. wildriek. wife of
their children, is making her home dur
| ing her husbands absence in France, at
Baysde, Long Island.
| Mrs. F. a. Holmer, wife of Col. Ifel-
n2er, L. S. A, went to New York last
! week to meet her husband upon his re-
turn from France.
! Miss Julia Febiger, daughter of Col
Febiger. L. S. A, and Mrs. Febiger, who
| was in Washington during the period of
the war. doing important war work as
government translator. has now gone to
California, where she will spend the
| next few months with relative.
| Maj. H.E Marshburn, L. S. A. spent
| last week in Washington. and during
! his absence from West Point Mrs.
! Marshburn visited friends in Troy.
| Col. l.. c. Scherer. L. s. A, sailed
| last week for overseas duty Mrs.
| Scherer accompanied her husband to
| New York after a visit to their son,
Lieut. Harris Scherer, U. ). A. at
West Point, where the latter is now
! stationed.
Mrs. John Dunham Townsend. wife
| of capt. Townsend. L. $. A.. has gone
| TO New York to remain during her
| husbands absence abroad.
| rinut. r. H Anderson, L. S. A. and
| Mrs. Anderson have gone TO Brook
! lvn Mo. for a visit to relatives
| Col Penrose. L. S. A. accompanied
| NV Mrs. Penrose, has gone to st.
Augustine, Fla, for visit OF sew
| eral weeks.
| Col Henry II. Arnold, L. s. A, and
| Mrs Arnold. who left washington re-
| Gently, are now settled IN thelr ne"
| home at Coronado, Cal, where they
! have leased q house at $50 G avenue
| durine, the period of Col. Arnold's
STAY there as district commander of
the air service
Mrs. Shepler w. Fitzgerald. wife of