Evening star., 1919-03-23
Army Notes.

Brig. Gen. George A Nugent, O S.
A., who has been ordered to duty in
Washington, will shortly arrive, ac-
companied by Mrs. Nugent. with
whom he has been enjoying visit to
the 1atter's brother, Judge Curtiss Ba-
con, at his home in Middletown. Conn.
Mai Alfred B. Quinton, U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Quinton have returned to Wash
ington and are re-established in their
apartment at 1882 street. During
Maj. Quinton's absence on overseas
duty Mrs. Quinton was at her old
/, ONE in Boston.
Lieut. Col 0. westover. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Westover are established for the
spring at the Somerset House. at 18th
and streets, where they have leased
an apartment for the season, while the
former is in Washington on duty in
the air service.
Col. Lewis D. Greene. o. S. A.. who
was detailed from Washington by the
military bureau Of the War Depart
ment two months ago for temporary
duty at Governors Island, is now, with
Mrs. Greene, making his home at the
Hotel St Andrew. New York city.
Mrs. Harold W. James. wife Of
Maj. James. U. S. A., is making her
home at ST. Georges Club, Camp Dix,
during her husbands absence on over
seas duty and is rendering valuable
war work at that place.
Col Benjamin Williams, U. s. A..
recently detailed to duty in Wash
ington. will soon be Joined here by
Mrs. Williams. The latter will come
from San Diego, Cal. where she has
been given a series of farewell din
\ nd 1nnrho0na r m her
departure for the east
Col. C. F. Craig. U. s. A., and Mrs.
Craig have visiting them at their
apartment 2400 18th street. their
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Hospital. wife
of Maj. Hospital, q. S. A.. who is now
| on duty as military instructor at Cor
| nell College.
| During her stay in Washington
Mrs. Hospital will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Hospital at the latters home at
Brookland.
Mrs. John Parke Hood. wife of
Lieut.. Hood. Z. S. A. with their little
son. John Parke. jr.. is making her
home at Pottsville, Pa, during her
husbands absence with the army of
occupation in Germany.
Mrs. Leon Chapman Dennis. wife Of
Capt. Dennis. y. S. A., with their lit
|
is making her home in Brooklyn with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Afkman, during her husbands abb
sence in France.
Mrs Chester Mills. wife of Lieut.
Col Mills. U. s. A.. left Washington
on March Is for Charleston. s. C.,
! where she expects to visit for some
months her aunt. Mrs. William c.
Baker, whose home is at the Villa
Margarita in that city.
Brig. Gen. L. A. Matile, o. S. A., and
Mrs. Matile. who recently returned to
this city. have reopened their apart
| mont at the Cairo.
Mrs. John McKie. widow of Mai.
| McKie, U. s. A., after spending the
past few months with her brother
! in-law and sister. Col. H. W. Schulz,
q. s. AZ. and Mrs. Schulz. has leased
! which she is now established.
Brig. Gen. Robert E. Wood, q. S. A.,
| retired, who has been in Washing
ton for nearly year. has now gone
TO Chicago, where he has taken
| charge of the merchandising and
buying for one of the largest gen
eral merchandise firms of that city.
Col: william A; Carleton. U. s. A.
!
spector at the port of embarkation
at Hoboken.' has gone to New ork,
accompanied by Mrs. Carleton, and
they will make their home for the
Ypresent at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs. Dan Kingman. widow of Brig.
Gen. Kingman, U. S. A., has with her
at the Cairo her daughter-in-law
and little grandson, the widow and
son of the late Dan Kingman, jr.
Mrs. Ford Richardson, wife Of Maj
Richardson. U. s. A, accompanied by
| their. two sons, after visit to her
mother at Cambridge, Md, has joined
her husband at Atlanta, Ga.
Col Albert s. Cummins, O. S. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Cummins. after
a stay of some months at Atlantic
City, n J., has gone 10 Montclair, N.
J., where they will remain until some
time in April before going to Michi-
gan to remain until the autumn.
Mrs Carl II. Muller, wife of Col.
Muller, U. S. A., acco-,oanied by their
| young daughter, Janet, has gone to
band. who is now there as COM
mandant of cadets and professor Of
| military science at the Agricultural
| and Mechanical College.
Col. Henry Gibbons, U. S. A.. who
| his been stationed in Washington
| fos some time, left the city last week,
| accompanied by Mrs. Gibbons and
their family, for his new station, at
Keogh, Mont. On their way Col. and
| Mrs. Gibbons have gone to. IIeaven-
worth. Kan, where they are visiting
Miss Stella McGonnigle.
Mrs. Allen Rutherford. wife Of
Lieut.. Col Rutherford, U. S. A. has
gone 30 P1attsburg. N. Y. for a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Wolf and grand
| mother, Mrs. Burch. Mrs. Rutherford
~ the conclusion Of her present visit
! viii Join her husband at C.el e.lnd.