Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-07

, early winter in New York ar thu
hotel Holley They will shortly re.
| turn 10 Washington for the saeson.
Mrs. c. E. Coates, wife Of Mot
Coates. U. S. A. accompanied nv the;r
FAMILY, is spending the season at IN q
Maj. Frank NJ. White. U. S A. re-
cehe!y returned from a wear and . ha1f
! service overseas and now m dr., ia -,
hm w, was Joined here last week
Ny His. Wnlte and their two children
Ma1. and Mrs. White are esta blisbef,
n ror sne winter at 1888 Mintwood place
MAJ. Gen. Adolphus Greelv II
eureo after short stay in Washina'
III, has returned to Cambridge Mas
G GneIe with his daughter, Miss Rose
MY. ne WIN spend the winter.
taian3ea 1.eeiy who is an exceptionally
i nn young woman is this year tak.
1Ig course of study in architecturs IN n,
Harvard University. N'e''ure a.
,,, Col Charles B. Byrne, u. s. A. 70.
iaiS NJ established for the winter at
p,. New hampshire avenue with Mr.
6yrne and MisssByrnc. VIZ" MIS-
mrs; H. S. Purnell, wife of ,;o,,.
t Ho; Purnell. U. S. A., accompa niad eb NJ,
M;ch ci,noren has gone to Camp CI,ster
duty .t JON ner husband who is on
MO-. n. a Wadsworth, U. s urho
i mas recently detailed to duty in yva WHO
The win the construction division Of
anartn,an, mas leased for the season an
HRa snent at the Octayia. whers NJ, al
kMaosworth and their family ere Mrs.
ann for the winter are with
Mrs Frank Geere, wife Of ion.
to MAJ d A, has gone to New yori,
from Brest upoh MS arrival
insno Geere, who is on duty with ~
nr generals department ~ .lie
~ overseas duty for over % Is as oeen
London recently has spent some fin,s ana 10
MAJ. A B. johnson =
A. an apartment for the nag
n,' e woodward, 1901 Connsotia son at
! tbs Wnere his mother is with hut, ave
| Col. c. C. whitcon,h ?,
I'LL returned from Fr.nA.' re-
,v Win MRS. Whitcomb. locatad mas,
WINTER at 1906 Lamont street. '0r the
Lieut.. Col w. d. wins ~
Gently detailed to duty at c.mn a: re-
Mrs VA VA, has been joined thera pen a..
rs. wills. who will spen1 the oy
hrs a. =. the Ralston Hotel, CONN, nm
p- MAJ &c Brady. U. S. A.. and Mrs
nIaoy are in st. Louis for The SALTS mrs;
aIu are making their home az aoIs
| Allen avenue. o'e at zSlo
Col. Wallace Scales IY
Mrs. scales and family, has located -,
the winter in Weehawken, N. J. o'
MIS- n; Sobert M. Thornburg, widow
OF Coz. Ihornburg, U. s. A., has gone
to Cornish Flat, n. H.. where sha su ,iI7
pass the winter at her old home
Col. Thornburg was killed in an an
tomobile accident in San FRANCISCO
early in October.
Col Clarence b. Smith. L. s. A 10
in Vienna for the winter, having been
detailed to duty there as director
general of railroads for the allied mis-
sion for Austria, Hungary, Serbia. Po-
land. Rumania and Czechosloyakia.
Mrs. Smith. with their children, has
gone to Berkeley, Calf. where she
will spend the winter during her hus-
bands absence overseas.
| Mrs. Richard E. Cummins, wife of
Maj Cummins, u. s. A., with their
children, has Joined her husband at
his new post. the remount depot at
camp uuSIOu, MIL. alter d WISH Oh
several weeks to relatives in Phila-
deiphia.
4 Mrs. Charles L. Candy. wife OF
panied by their daughters. the Misses
Kate and Lila Candy. has Joined her
husband in Bresr and will spend the
winter in France.
Mrs. George S. Young. widow of Col
Young, U. s. A, has gone to New York
where she is visiting her sister. Mis-:
Field. in the latter's apartment at 93t
Madison avenue and 74th street.
Mrs. Young spent the month OF No
vember at Brookline. Mass, where sht
visited her cousin, Mr.. George Wood
ridge.
| Mai. Gen. ]. G. Hartford. U. S. A.. re
! Gently detailed to duty on the staff o.
Cen. Pershing. U. S, A.. is. With Mrs
Harhord making his head"uarter!
while in Washington at the Hotel Ii
Fayette.
| Cen. and Mrs Hartford will shortl,
leave for station at Camp Travis, Tex
| Capt. c. H. Doe. U. s. A.. went las
week for. station at Fort McHenry
Nd, where he Is on duty at Genera
Hospital No. 2.
Gen. P. c. March. chief of staff. U. S
A., sailed from New York last weel
for temporary duty in conn ection witt
the formal opening of the Panama
canal.
Lieut.. Col. J. Millikin. U. S. A.. ant
Maj. J. NJ. Swing, U. s. A., accompa'
MED Gen March
Capt. A. ST. John. U. S. A.. to the sat.
isfaction of his many Army friend:
here has again been detailed to dut,
in Washington, and arrived last weet
to assume his new duties in the of.
flee of director of chemical warfare
service. ordnance department.
Col. C. w. Penrose. U. S. A.. retired
has gone to Baltimore. where he ha.
been detailed to active duty.
Capt. Allen P. Cowgirl. U. S. A.. who
with Mrs. Cowgirl and their two chill
ldren recently went to California
has. with his family. sailed for station
in the Philippines.
Lieut.. Bradfeld Smock. U. S. A.. &C
COMMANDED by Mrs. Smock and thei1
two children sailed by the Novembel
transport for station in the Philip
pines.
Col. A. D. Bruce, U. S. A.. afte
spending several weeks in Washing
tom has returned to station at For
Sam Houston. Tex.
Col. Heiner. U. s. A., and Mrs
Heiner. who since leaving here hav,
been stationed at Fort Monroe. hav.
now gone to their new station, Savan
nah. Ga.
l. Col Worcester, U. S. A.. and Mrs
UnrrReter have returned to For