Evening star., 1919-04-06

Lieut.. Col. Harvey B. s. Burwell.
L. 5. A., accompanied by Mrs. Bur-
well and their son, has gone for d
visit to his mother at Winsted, Conn.
, Capt. Philip c. Nash, L. s. A., ac-
| companied by Mrs Nash and their
| two children. left Washington last
week for Boston. Capt. Nash will be
granted his honorable discharge from
| the Army this week
Mrs. Forrest lizard and daughter.
Miss Gertrude lizard. sister and niece
of Mrs. Nash, after a visit of some
length to Capt. and Mrs. Nash. re-
turned a fortnight ago to their home
| in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Margaret B. Schenck, widow OF
Col. A. d. Schenek, L. S. A., has gone
to Baltimore, where she is now at 231l
Callow avenue for a visit to her cous-
, in, Mrs. +. r. Wilcox She spent the
season in Washington.
| Col. Austin A. Parker. U. s. A.. now
on duty at the adjutant generals Of
fice in Washington. is making his home
with his family at the Cairo. where
| they have an attractive apartment.
| Col K. H. Noble, L. S. A, recently
/ returned from overseas duty is visit
| ing his brother, Mr.. Herbert Noble at
the latter's home. I'll West 5stt
street.
Mrs: F. F. Langley. wife of Col
Langley, L. S. A. during her hus-
| bands absence in England, where he
| is in charge of students from the
American expeditionary force, has
gone with their family to Atlantic
| City. n. J. With Mrs Langley is her
hn n
remain with her for the length of hel
! stay at Atlantic City.
| Mrs. G. F. Humbert. wife of Maj
Humbert, U. S. A, during the absence
i of her husband in France is making
| her home with her mother, Mrs. j
NJ. Ressler, at the latter's home in
Lima, Ohio. Mrs. Humbert is now con-
valescent from a severe attack OF
diphtheria.
Maj. Thomas S. Arms, q. S. A.. at
at Governors Island, is with Mrs
Arms and their young son, making his
home for the present at the Hotel
Touraine, Brooklyn.
Lieut.. Theodore c. Wester, q. S. A.
and Mrs. Wester, after a fortnight In
Atlantic City, have gone for a visit OF
several weeks to East Stroudsburg
Pa.
Maj H. ]. Wild, u s. A. has left the
capital to assume his new duties al
Metalurgy at Rollo, Mo. Mrs. Wild
and their children will for the pres
ent remain in Washington at 1916
! New Hampshire avenue.
The Misses Townsley, daughters OF
Brig Gen. c. P. Townsley, U. 8. A.
! have visiting them at the Hotel Savoy
! New York city, Mrs. Joseph Page
| Townsley have spent the winter ir
| New York.
Mrs. Robert c. Gi1dart. widow OF
| Col. Gildart. U. S. A. whose death oc-
| CURED at Berncastle. Germany, tive
! months ago. is making her home fol
| the present at 35 Franklin street. An
| napelis, where her husbands mother
| Mrs. w. B. Gildart, is visiting her.
Mai. W. l. Lowe. U. S. A.. retired
has gone to Galveston, Tex, where he
will be joined later by Mrs: Lowe
and their children, who are for the
present at Front Royal, Va
Lieut.. ]. Shepperd Shedden. o. S. A.
on duty here on the staff of the Judge
advocate generals Office. has returned
to Washington, after visit to his
! family at West Point.
Mrs. George w. Goethals, wife OF
Maj. Gen. Goethals, u. S. A, spent
last week visiting Army friends at
West Point.
Capt Robert Miller, o. S. A.. accom-
panied by his wife and son, will short
ly sail for Panama, where he was re-
Gently detailed for duty. Mrs Miller
after spending a few weeks at Peters
burg, va. is now visiting her aunt
Mrs. Maigne, at the lAtter's home on
Freeman street, Norfolk. Capt Miller
has been for some time on duty at
Camp Lee, Va
Col. George c., Winterhurn. o. S. A.,
has returned to Washington after a
western visit. While at Fort Leaven-
worth Col Winterhurn was the guest
of Col. Henry Gibbins, o. S. A. and
Mrs. Gibbins.
Col Edward Calvert, U. S. A., ar
rived last week for temporary duty
in Washington. He spent last month
at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, with Mrs.
Calvert and their daughter. Martha.
Mrn Robert Brookfield. wife of
Lieut.. Col. Brookfield, o. S. A. spent
last week on a visit to friends in New
York.
Lieut.. Lemon. o. S. A.. and Mrs.
Lemon are visiting Mrs. Frank Wat
rous, wife of Lieut.. Commander Wat
-ous, q. S. NJ, at the latter's home. at
2124 Skunk street, Philadelphia
Col. A. E. Deitsel. o. S. A., recently
returned from France. has gone to
Plattsburg, N. Y, accompanied by
Mrs. DeitSel.
Col, H. Conger Pratt. o. S.@A.. ac-
!; companied by Mrs. Pratt. arrived for
station in Washington last week from
Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Mrs. H. K. NicoN. wife of,Maj. Nicoll,
u. g. A, after spending the winter
with her father. Mr.. Frank .Pickens.
at his home, in San Diego, Cal. has
gone to Chicago, where she expects
turn from Limoges. France, where he
has been for the past year.
+ Col. Richard K. Craven. U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Craven, who left Washing
ton recently for Texas. have arrived
where Col. Craven goes as advocate e
general of the Southern Department.
Capt. S. J. Garges. o. s. A., arrived
in Washington last week for duty
in the Quartermaster Generals Corps.
Capt w. H. Saunders, o. S. A., ar
rived in the city last week for duty
in the air service.
Navy and Marine Corps Notes.
Rear. Admiral Austin Knight. U. s.
NJ, who is making his home at 1888 Cor
coran street. was Joined last week by