Evening star., 1919-08-17
Army Notes..

Mrs. Stuart, before coming to this
city, spent several weeks with hel
husband in Baltimore. where he is al
present stationed. and has now returned
to West Point. where she has as heI
guest Miss Phyllis Pulliam of " Washing-
ton.
Maj r. o. Amin. L. S. A, recently
returned from overseas duty. has come
to Washington, and, with his mother
Mrs. William Amin. is at the Shore
ham.
Lieut.. Col. c. Stockmar Bendel, U. S
A., accompanied by Mrs. Bendel. ar
rived fortnight ago from San Fran
cisco for station in this city and has
leased an apartment at the Altamont
at Columbia road and Wyoming ave-
nue..
Col. Harrison S. Kerrick. L. S. A.
accompanied by Mrs. Kerrick, has
come to Washington for station and
will make their home at zoos Colum =
bia road. Col. Kerrick comes to this
city for duty in the office of the chief
of transportation service following a
service of seven months as superin-
tendent of water transportation at the
port of New York.
Lieut.. Col. William Ayres Borden
L. S. A, and Mrs. Borden have gone to
New Hampshire to spend some weeks
with the latter's parents. DR.. and Mrs
S. ). Adams, at their summer home.
Mrs. L. J. Fleming, wife of Col. Flem-
ing. U. S. A, has returned to her apart
ment at the Toronto and Is now conva-
lescing from her severe illness of several
hopes to be able to join her husband at
San Antonio, Tex, and spend the winter
with him at that place.
Capt w. L. Lowe. U. S. A., retired.
with Mrs. Lowe and their family, mo-
tored last week from Orange, Va, where
they spent the early summer at Orkney
Springs and where they expect to re-
main until midautumn
Cadet Edward c. Gillette. jr. has his
mother. Mrs. Edward c. Gillette of
Washington. visiting him at the Mill
tary Academy, West Point.
with Mrs Downey, recently went west.
is spending the summer in Kansas City,
Mo.
The Misses Parker, daughters of Brig.
Cen. Frank Parker, U. S. A, now with
to this country recently and are at pres
ent in the North Carolina mountains
with their grandmother, Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Parker.
Mrs. NJ. s. Jarvis. wife of Col. Jar
Wis, L. s. A., sailed on Wednesday for
San Juan, P. r.. to join her husband
who is the United States military
commander at that place.
Mrs. Joseph Scranton Tate. wife OF
Mai. Tate. U. S. A, has gone with
their little son to spend the remain
der of the summer at Necedah. Wis,
with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Par
ham.
Lieut.. Col. Fred w. Boschen, U. 8.
A, now on duty in Washington in the
zone finance Office of the War Depart
ment. is receiving the congratulations
of Army friends upon the honor re-
ceived in the citation just bestowed
upon him by Gen. Petain. commander
his unusual bravery and efficiency in
the preparations for the Argonne for
est attack while serving in France
with the 353d Infantry.
Mrs. F. P. Amos. wife of Lieut.. Col
Amos, U. s. A. with their three chill
dren, has gone to Hampton Beach,
Mass, to spend the remainder of the
summer with her mother. Mrs. Fred
erick st. c. Herrick, who has cot
Mai. Gen. E. NJ Weaver. U. S. A., re-
tired, has been enjoying a visit at his
home in this city from his granddaugh-
ter Miss PersiS Stearns. who has now
rejoined her mother. Mrs. Benjamin B
Sewall, in New York city.
Lieut.. Col. W. c. Koenig. U. S. A.
with Mrs. Koenig. is spending the sum-
IN ftnn lot
goth street and kalorama road.
Mrs. l.. o. Tarleton, wife Of Col
Tarleton. Z. S. A., has sailed for France
to spend the summer with her husband
in Paris, where he is on duty with the
Army Medical Corps.
Col. George r. Goethals, U. S. A.. sor
of Mai. Gen. Goethals, U. S. A., retired
own request, placed upon the retired
list after serving all through the war as
assistant to the chief of engineers with
the American expeditionary forces.
Col. Goethals recently returned from
France, and is we'll known in Washing
ton.
Col. w. B. Graham. U. S. A. recently
returned from overseas duty, has
come to Washington, accompanied by
Mrs. Graham and their daughter, witf
whom he spent some weeks at At
lantic City following his arrival II
this country.
Col. and Mrs. Graham are now es'
! ia blished in an apartment at the wy
oming.
| Col. Harold E. Marr. U. S. A.. re
| Gently returned from France, has
| gone for station to Illinois, where he
I has been detailed to duty at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
! Mai. Harold w. James. U. S. A. ant
Mrs. James are enjoying severa
months leave Of absence in trave
along the Pacific coast and Canada
! after which they will go for station
| to Camp Meade. Md. where Maj
James will join the 18th Infantry.
Mrs. Philip Hayes, wife of Col
HAYES. U. S. A., has joined her hus
| band at West Point. where he ha:
been detailed to duty.
Mai. Clayton L. Vreeland. Y. S. A.
! accompanied by Mrs. Vreeland ant
| their two children. has sailed TO
station at Honolulu.
Lieut.. Col. Oscar Foley, U. S. A, ha
returned to Washington. where, sine,
his arrival from a twelve-montl
overseas duty he has been here will
the Motor Transport Corps. Follow
! ing a visit to his wife. who has mad
her home during her husbands alb
sence with her parents. Capt. c. F
Huhlein. U. s. A.. and Mrs. Huhlein
at Louisville. KY, Col: Foley viii
shortly go to Camp Holabird, Balti
more. Mrs. Foley will follow her hus
band to that station some time mex
month.
| Mai. Gen. William J. Snow. U. S. A.
at present chief Of the field artillery
went to New York last week to NEE
his son, Maj William A. Snow, U. S
A. upon the latter's return from
| France.