Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-14
Army Notes.
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Mrs. Pruden are spending the present
month at Durham, n. G.. where MAJ.
Pruden was rector or st. PnlIp 5
Church prior to the war.
Maj. Pruden for the past five months
has been i'll with rheumatism at the
Army and Navy General Hospital.
Hot Springs, Ark: To him belongs
and commanded the first government
training school for chaplains. as au-
thorized by the United States service
authorities
Maj. Frederick Ct Cakes, e. S. A.
now on duty at Camp Humphreys, Va,
has visiting him his sister, Miss A..
Mabel Cakes of Newton Highlands,
Mass.
Col. Herbert O. Williams, U. s. A,
will sail the first of next month for
his new station at Panama, where he
goes chief of staff of the Panama
department.
Gen. Williams is now on duty with
(, the general staff.
! Brig. Gen. William Chamberlain, U.
S. A, who has been in command at
| Fort Monroe for some time. has
been assigned to Honolulu, for which
| place he will shortly sail.
Gen. ChamberIain goes to his new
| post as chief of staff, Hawaiian De-
| partment
| Mrs. Nathan J. Shelton, wife of Mai.
SHELTON, U. S. A. has gone to Lake
Placid, n. Y. for the early autumn.
| Lieut. Col. S J. Turnbull. U. S. A,
the army of occupat ton in Germany.
is with Mrs Turnbull, on a months
leave of absence at Beverly, Mass.
where they are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
! Peter J. Johnson.
Col. W. H. c. Bowen, Q. S. A. re
tired has gone to Eugene, Ore. to
which place he has been detailed as
commandant of the Hill Military
Academy.
Mrs. w. T. Johnston. wife of Col.
Johnston. 2; S A, acc 9nh b, BY
left the city for visit to New York;
where they are the guests of DR.. and
From New York Mrs. Johnston and
son will go to Atlantic City to remain
until the late alsurn, when they will
return to Washington.
Col. E. s. Walton, U. S. A, accom-
panied by Mrs. Walton, has gone for
istation to New Orleans, where the for
mer is on duty as zone supply officer.
They are making their home for the
present at 4125 st. Charles avenue.
Col. Thomas D. Sloan. Z. S; A, and
Mrs. Sloar have moved into their new
home al 1852 Woodley place NORM
west. For several months past Coi.
and Mrs. Sloan have leased the nome
of Mrs. Volney Q. Chase.
Lieut.. Col. Julian S. Hatcher, u. S. A.
has gone to Springfield, Mass. to
which place he has been detalieo 10
duty at the arsenal.
Mai Gen. James w. McAndrew. U.
s A. accompanied by Mrs. McAndrew,
n g
established in quarters at the WASH
inston barracks. where they nave
visiting them Mrs. Harold Flske anu
Miss Rernice Ffske, who are making
their home at present IN fihes''i'o'
Cen. and Mrs. McAndrew spent the
summer on a visit to Seattle
Mai. Raymond G. Payne. Q. S. A,
| and Mrs. Payne. who came to WASH
| ington for station from Call1ornia;
| left the city last week, accompanied
by the latter's parentts er MI fa a
motor trip.
Col James B. Gowen. U. S. A, and
| Mrs. Gowen are settled IN thelr nem
nnarters at the Washington barracks.
| Mrs Gowen, with their six daughters,
arrived early in the month from Fort
| I,eavenworth to join Col. Gowen, VINO
| has been detailed at the barracks as
! executive officer of the General stan
| College. ..;.; hs-
at the barracks Miss Virginia Flske,
daughter of Brig. Gen. Harold 3.
EYske II. s, A, and Mrs. FiSke.
| co1. Wilcox, q. s. A. and Mrs. Will
cox, after spending the month Oh
retnrned to West Point where they
| hoTa visiting them Miss Mary 1ngle
of Washington
Mrs Arthur Thayer. wife OF Col.
Thayer. U. S. A, after BRIEF visit
~ PhiIadelphia, has returned to Fort
7 | Nver. Va. where she is visiting her
| son Cant. Arthur P. Thayer, U. s., A
| Col. Frederick Lewis, U. S. A, and
Mrs Lewis left the city last Week TOT
a short visit to friends at West Point.
| Mai stephen J. Chamberlain, U. 5.
and Mrs. Chamberlain are settled
in their new quarters on the east side
| of Washington barracks.
| Cant Adrian St. John. o. S. A. re-
turned last week to Fort Myer from a
| visit to New York, and now has at ms
| quarters, No. 20, his sister. Miss St
1 :1ohn. and his aunt, Miss Murphy of
| New York,
/ Col Cullen, o. S. A, and Mrs. Cullen.
after an enjoyable visit to friends in
this city and Baltimore, have returned
to their quarters at Fort Monroe.
/ Brig. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan, o. s. A,
with Mrs Nolan and Miss Ellen Honora
Nolan, is now established in their new
quarters, No. 10, at the Washington
barracks.
/ Capt. Haskell, q. S. A. is now set
I tied in his quarters. No. %, at Fort
Myer, Va, where he was joined last
week by Mrs. Haskell and their son
and daughter.
Lieut. Ralph H Alton, q. S. A, with
Mrs Alton and their little son Gilbert,
is established in his new quarters,
31-A Fort Myer, Va
Mrs, Jesse Holmes. wife OF Maj.
Holmes, U. 8. A, went to New York
last week to meet her husband upon
his return from France, where he has
been for two years.
Mai. Sledge, q. S. A, accompanied
by his family, went last week for
station to Mobile, Ala.
Lieut.. kits, o. s. A, now stationed
at Fort Myer, left last week. accom-
panied by Mrs. Kits. for visit to
friends in New Jersey.
Mai. Hatton Weems, o. S. A.. has
gone to Annapolis for visit to his
brother, Lieut.. Commander Philip van