Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
Army Notes.
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children, has arrived in France to Join
her husband, who is in that country
he assistant military attache in con-
fection with the work Of the 'liqui-
fation commission.
Maj. Paul c. Raborg. U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Raborg are spending the sum-
ner in Washington in their apart
hent at the Wyoming. Maj Raborg,
who Is at present on duty at the
Headquarters of the remount service.
recently returned from overseas duty.
Mrs. Allen r. williams, widow of
Lieut.. Col. Williams. U. s. A.. &C
&ompanied by their children. Margaret
Ind Philip. has gone to Jericho, VT,
where they are spending some months
With her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Williams.
MAI. Barton w. Perry, U. S. A. ac-
sompanied by Mrs. Perry, is spending
his leave of absence on an auto
mobile trip to his old home in
Vermont.
| Lieut.. Col. John Scott. u. 8. A..
1ecently returned from France, has
been Joined by Mrs. Scott and after
Z visit to the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Hrs. C. F. Spencer, In Cleveland, has
gone for station to his new post,
Col Scott returned to this country
decorated with the croix de guerre
with palm and the medal OF the
Legion of Honor.
Mrs. Walter Fraser. wife of Maj.
Fraser. U. s. A.. has gone to Chula
Vista, Calf. where during her hus-
bands absence in France she will
be with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lozier.
Gen. Mcclellan, u. s. A.. retired.
accompanied by Mrs. Mcclellan, has
gone to San Francisco to remain until
the autumn.
Maj. Lewis B. Massie. U. s. A.. and
Royal. Va. where the former has
been detailed to duty at the remount
depot. 5000
a visit to his mother, Mrs. John Rus
sell Young, at Blue Ridge Summit.
Pa. where she is spending the sum-
mer, will leave this week for station
at Fort Monroe. Va.
Capt Davids returned fortnight
ago from overseas duty.
Mrs. Alice Godfrey Baker, wife of
Maj. Baker, U. S. A., accompanied by
their SON Bob. has gone to the Ozark
mountains. where they will remain
1t the Cedars until early in aeptem-
return from Tours. France.
Mail. Arnold Harbegger, U. s. A..
and Mrs. Harbegger have gone to
Coronado. Calf, to remain until the
autumn.
Mrs. ]. C. Brady. wife.of Col. Brady,
U. 9. A.. has gone to Concord. Mass,
where she will make her home at the
Colonial Inn. during her husbands
Brig: Gen. BENJAMIN A. Poore. U.
8. A.. recently returned from France,
il. at the Hotel Astor, New York,
with Mrs. Poore and their daughter,
Miss adelaide c. Poore. who went to
Gen. Poore has returned to this
country laden with foreign honors.
having been made an officer Of the
Legion of Honor. and decorated with
the distinguished service cross, the
dc guefre and the Italian w&f cross.
Nrs. sBertram T. Clayton, widow OF
Col Clayton, U. 8. A., is spending the
summer In the mountains Of the west
srn part Of the state Of North Caro-
autumn to make her permanent home
in Salisbury, N. c.
Col Clayton was killed at the front
In May, 1913. since which time his
has been h0nored by the nam
ing Of the officers house for him at
Montahaur. Germany. the camp at
Chateau du Loir. France, and the new
post now in course Of construction at
Panama canal department,
has been formally named in honor of
this hero Of the worlds war. Fort
Clayton.
Mrs, G. W. Van Deusen, wife Of Col.
Van Deusen, y. s. A.. retired, Is spend
ing some time in Washington at the
Brighton Hotel. Upon leaving this
city Mrs. Van Deusen will Join her
husband at San Francisco. where they
have made their permanent home
since his retirement
Capt. Edward r. Eiam, u. 8. A., and
Mira. Elan are comfortably settled In
their new quarters at Camp Humph-
reys, Va. where they are in the X
section Of the officers quarters.
Miss. Rose Chiffon. sister of Col
Chiffon. U. S. A., has sailed for San
tfago, Chile, where she will Join her
brother. who Is United States military
attache at that place.
Mrs. William Montrose Graham,
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