Evening star., 1919-09-28

lon, who spent four weeks at Allan
tic City: N. J.
Capt. L. c. Rauck. U. s. A.. returne'
last week from Chicago, where h
spent his leave. Capt. Rauck is o1
duty in the quartermaster's depart
ment.
| Lieut.. Col. Lucian Dent Booth, Z
S. A., with Mrs. Booth and their fam
| lily, is established for the season a
| 1921 Mckinley street, Chevy Chase.
Capt. r. F. Foote, U. S. A., left las
| week for his new detail at the re
mount depot, Des Moines. Iowa
Miss Dorothy Heintzelman. daugh
ter of Gen. Stuart Heintzelman. U.
A., and Mrs. Heintzelman introduced
at the Washington barracks last weel
that form of entertainment. a swim
ming party. which has proved 81
popular with the young ARMY people
on the Pacific coast. The place Sc
lected by the young hostess and he
General STAFF College. where a dip il
the Poton &C is most inviting.
I Commander Peterson. U. s. n. an(
Mrs. Peterson chaperoned the swim
ming party and the supper part.
which followed at the residence O.
the hostess Mrs Heintzelman wal
at the time in New York.
Maj. Calvin De Witt. U. S. A., now a
Fort Myer. will shortly leave for hi
new post at Fort Riley, Kan, wher,
service school. Maj. De Witt recent!
returned from a visit to New York.
| Gen. w. B. Burtt, u s. A.. and Mrs
Burtt. who on going to the Wash
ingtoh barracks were assigned to No
IA. on the west side of the parade
ground. are now on the east side O.
| the grounds.
| Capt. J. w Weeks. U. S. A.. motoret
last week to Philadelphia. where h
Joined Mrs. Weeks. who has beer
there for some time on q visit. Capt
and Mrs. Weeks will shortly return t.
Fort Myer.
| Capt. P. G. Matte. U. s. A.. now de
tailed to duty with the Sd Cavalry a
Fort Myer. enjoyed visit at hi.
quarters last week from his sister
Miss Matte of this city.
| Gen. Chamberlaine. U. S. A., accom-
l
in Washington last week from For
| Monroe.
| Col. c. c. Early, U. S. A.. who il
making his home while in Washing
| ton at Somerset House, and 16tl
streets, was Joined there last weel
by the Misses Henrianne and Evelyl
Early, who have spent the summer a
Lynchburg. Va
Mrs. Frank w. Coe. wife of Maj
Gen. Coe, U. S. A.. returned to Wash
| ington last week and is settled fol
the season in their apartment at tn,
st. Nicholas, on California street
after spending the past three or foul
| visiting Army friends at West Point
General Coe is chief of Coast Ar
tillery.
Mrs. George A. Nugent wife OF Col
Nugent, U. S. A.. after spending th'
summer at Middletown. Conn, will
her brother, George Curtis Bacon
has returned to Washington for tn,
| winter. accompanied by her young
daughter.
Mrs. Frank P. Amos, wife Of Col
summer with her mother, Mrs. st
Clair Herrick. at the latter's home a
Lawrence, Mass, has gone to Kansa.
City.
Brig. Gen. Charles B. Wheeler, U
s. A., spent the late summer ant
early autumn at Pittsdeld. Mass, a
the Maplewood.
Col. Lewis. U. S. A., and Mrs. Lewis
who have an apartment for the win
ter at Wardman Park Inn. have as I
guest the latter's mother and sister
| Mrs. Mary Marlborough and Mrs. Ine'
! San Francisco.
| Capt. F. A. Smith, U. s. A.. will come
| to Washington this week for duty II
! tine Quartermaster Corps. where he vii
| relieve Capt. p. J. Traband, U. S. A.
Capt. ]. M. Story. U. s. A. will ar
rive this week to assuCie his new
duties in the War Department.
Lieut.. E. Jenkins, U. s. A. will
como to Washington in a few days t.
assume his new duties In the militar!
intelligence division.
Mai. Gen. James w. McAndrcw. u.
A., accompanied by Mrs. McAndrew
| after a visit to New York, has re
turned to their quarters at the Wash
ington barracks.
Mr.. Lewis March. son of Zen. Pey
| ton c. March, q. s. A.. has gone T
| Culver, Ind, where he will attent
the military Academy. Mr.. March ha'
| spent the summer holidays with hi
| father at Fo1t Myer.
Capt Adrian st John. U: S. A.. TO,
| some time past stationed at FOR
Mycr, with the Sd Cavalry. has nov nov
been detailed to duty IN this city VIII
I ~
! Miss st. John, who has been visit
irr her brother at Fort Myer, return
| ed last week to her homo In New
York
| IJeut. Richard Berk,e, U. s. A.. spen
last week with his family At fcr
| Myer. He recently accompanied 'E.
| troops to New York as supply onlceI
Ma, Swing. U. s. A.. will shortly b
| ioincd at Fort Myer by Mrs. swing
who has spent the summer a. Mount
| atn Lake Park, Nd.
Mrs. Brady Green Ruttencutter
| wife of Col. Ruttencutter. u. s. A.
sailed from New York on WEDNESDAY
| to jofn her husband at Brest, wner'
| he in now in charge OF the U. .. Arm!
| casualty department.
| Mrs. Ruttencutter, since the particf
patton Of the United states IN mn, Tn,
war, mas QeSoteu Aoi S. - :
| work and rendered valuable aid as
Red Cross nurse.
Mrs. John D. Burnett, wife Of Lieut.
| Col. Burnett, u. s. A., has Joined hel
husband at Rockport, Ill. where h
| is now on duty with the 53d 1nfantr,
at Camp Grant.
| Mrs. Joe 8. Bach. widow OF Capt
Bach. u. s. A., accompanied by thefl
SON John. has gone to France. On Oc
tober S, 1918, her husband was killed
| in action at Montfaucon In the Ar
ronne. Mrs. Bach will go to Ro
magne, where her husband wal