Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-25
Army Notes.

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where they had been on a visit to
Mrs. Lewis mother.
Capt and Mrs. Lewis are now set
tied in their new home at quarters
No. IA. Washington barracks.
Col. Charles NJ Truitt. U. S. A. &C
companied by Mrs Truitt, who re.
Gently left for their summer nome MONS a. a.
friends at Fort Porter. Buffalo: n T.,
before opening their house for the
season.
Col. Frank s. Besson, L. :. A.. re.
Gently ASSIGNED as assistant District
commissioner in this city, has peen
joined by Mrs. Besson. and they aa at
settled in their quarters l easis NO Their
young sons, Frank. jr.. and RoDer.,
are at present in Philadelphia on
visit to their grandmother.
Brig. Gen. William Auman, u 5. A.,
retired. will spend the summer d.
Buffalo. N Y. where he VIII nave
with him for the season his dausrners'
Mrs. Winans and Mrs. ogden.
Mrs. Chester Loop. wife OF Lieut..
Loop. T. S. A, has gone with Ineai
three children for visit 10 M ti
phis, Tenn. after which she VIII Jo,"
Fort Monroe.
Col Penrose. u. S. A., and MIS-
psnrose have visiting them at Fort
ocIatborne Ga, Mrs. Townsend. OF
Washington. in whose honor series
of dinners and Iuncheons- are pelns
given.
Iieut. Col. w. r. Henry. U. S. A..
at the conclusion of his leave, which
he will spend in California ana IN
New York. will later go for sta'ion
to Fort Oglethorpe. accompanied oy
his family.
Mrs. Earl MacFarland. wife of Col
Mcfarland L. S. A. accompanied Ny
her children. recently left w ashihstoh
for San Diego, Cal, where ,hey nav
now arrived and are settled In tneT
new home. the house leased at SooS
Tth street, where they will remain
until Col. McFarland's return from
overseas duty.
Capt Won Schraeder, Z. 5. a.; nov
stationed at Seattle. has been Jolneu
there by his mother, Mrs. Frederick
Won Schraeder. who left fortnight
ago for that place
Mrs. G. Arthur Hadsell. wife OF Col
Hadsell. U. S. A, who has oeen q pa
tient for some time at the "aitel
Rcd Hospital. is now convalescing
favorably-
Mrs. T. B. Seigle, wife of Col. sell
gle. L. s. A, who recently lert 10 sal,
from this country to join ner husoso
at his present post, Schofeld barracks
Honolulu, has arrived at her destina-
ton.
Mai c. r. McCollom. U. S. A, after
n ffteen-month detail of overseas
III
9th instant. and is now in Wasn1ng
ton awaiting his honorable dlscha[se
from the service. Following TINS Ma!
McCollom will go tot Los Angeles,
Calf, where he will resume his prac-
tice as mining engineer.
Mrs. Joseph E. Cusack. wife of Col
Cusack, U. s. A, accompanied by their
children: has ,, gone zone to Ssr ba anme at
1913 Park place, while her husband
is on duty at Camp Meade. Their son
Fred Will remain in Chilicothe, ONO,
until the close of his school. AFTER
which he will join his parents at Bal
timore.
Col. Clarence A. Mitchell. Q. s. A.,
tion to Little Rock, Ark, where they
have leased a house on Pulaski
Heights during the formers period of
recruiting duty.
Capt G. T; Taylor. U. g; A., at the
conclusion of his leave. left last week
for station at Oteen, N. c.,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Isaac W. Littell. |
U. 8. A. had as their guest last week
at their house at Soldiers Home Bish- |
op Brent Of tho diocese Of western
New York.
Mrs. w. ]. Stokes, wife of Maj.
i'm
severe illness at Lancaster. Pa. will
shortly return to Washington.
Lieut.. Col. Stanley NJ. Rumbough.
U. S. A. accompanied by Mrs. Rum
bough and their little daughter. Eliza
beth Rumbough, made a visit to
Washington following his return from
overseas duty of the past two years.
Col. and Mrs. Rumbough. who while
here were at the New Willard, came to
see the formers mother. Mrs. David ].
Rumbough, and his sisters, Miss Eliza
abeth Rumbough and Mrs William w.
West
Col F. W. Manley. o. 8. A.. who re-
Gently returned from France. spent
last week with Mrs. Manley visiting
, friends at West Point.
Maj. Gen. Harry L. Rodgers. q. 8. A..
left the city week ago with his
daughter, Mrs. Rodney Smith, for a
short visit to Army friends at West
Point.
Mrs Graves. wife of Cen Graves,
commanding the United States forces
in Siberia, has returned to the city
after visit to New York. where she
went to attend the entertainment
given by her aunt. Mrs: H. c. Mer-
RAM, widow of Brig. Gen. Merriam,
L. S. A, following the reception given
by the officers of the 18th Regiment,
Of which Gen. Merriam was a former
colonel.
Maj. Van Meter, U. S. A accomra-
MED by Mrs. Van Meter, arrived from