Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
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of autumn visits to friends before
joining him.
Mrs. Frank C. Jedlicka. wife Of
Capt. Jedlicka, U. S. A, with their
little daughter. has gone to Prague.
Czechoslavakia. to join her husband,
who is attached to the United States
legation at that place.
Mrs. Hugh s. walthan. wife of
Lieut.. Col Walthall. u. S. A. with
their daughters. Miss Virginia Walt
hall and Miss Isabel Walthall, spent
the summer at Sachems Head, Conn.
Mrs Henry c. Corbin, widow of
Lieut.. Gen. Corbin. U. S. A. will not
return to her home in Washington
until the late autumn. AT present
Mrs. Corbin is in New York at the
Hotel Chatham.
Col. Charles C, Walcutt U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Walcutt left Washington a fort
night ago for Bluemont. Va. where
they are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Berry
Baldwin Osborne at their summer
home in that picturesque region.
Col. F. W. Coleman. jr., U. S. A.,
has returned to Washington from a
visit to Army friends at West Point.
Mrs. John F. Martin. daughter of
man. is now on her way to England.
where she will join her husband in
London. where he is secretary to the
American embassy.
Col. Timberlake, L. s. A., and Mrs
Timberlake have visiting them at
their quarters at West Point Miss
Florence Scofeld of Washington.
Miss Anna Pendleton and Miss Ada
IN don oh ~ Val L
ward Pendleton. I. S. A., have left
the city for a visit to friends in Buff
falo and at Fort Porter, N. Y.
Brig. Gen: Edwin Winans, L. S. A..
and Mrs. Winans have gone for sta
ton to Fort Riley. where they have
hosts of friends. as this is their third
detail at that post
Col. Sanford H wadhams. U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Wadhams. both recently re-
turned to this country. from overseas,
are now settled in their new quarters
No. s. at the Washington barracks.
Col. Wadhams was absent for nearly
three years. first as attache to the
American embassy at Paris and later
chief surgeon of Gen. Pershing's staff
Mrs. Wadhams after her husband
left Paris remained in that city. where
she rendered valuable services to the
Red Cross, both in canteen work and
surgical dressing societies.
Brig. Gen. Stuart Heintzelman, U.
s.. A. recently detailed to duty in
Washington. has arrived in the city,
accompanied by Mrs. Heintzelman
and their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Heintzelman, with whom he is now
settled in their new quarters. No /.
Washington barracks.
Mrs. Humphrey. wife of Lieut..
Humphrey. U. 8. A., with their lit
tie son, arrived from Fort Mon
roe last week for a visit to her
mother, in this city.
Mrs.. Holloway. wife Of Maj Halo
way. U. s. A., with their two sons.
has gone to Fort Monroe to join
her husband. who is stationed there
at present.
Col. George r. Spalding. U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Spalding have visiting them
at their new quarters. No. 4. at the
Washington barracks. Mrs. William
E. Love of San Antonio. who. at the
conclusion of her stay in this city.
will 60 to Salisbury, N. c.
Mrs. Harry N. Cootes, wife of Col
Cootes. U. 8. A.. with their children.
has gone for the autumn to Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa. after spending
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merritt Cook. at Virginia Beach.
In the late autumn Mrs. Cootes will
rejoin her husband in this city.
Maj. Xavier Blauvelt, U. s. A.. recent
ly returned from overas duty, has
gone for station to Fort Leavenworth,
where he is on duty with the disciplin-
airy barracks. Mrs. Blauvelt,' with their
children, made her home during her hus-