Evening star., 1920-06-13

| months at their summer home. Col.
! Upton, who is on general staff duty at
Washington barracks, will join his
! wife next month.
with Mrs. Maddux and their little
| son, Gilbert Black Maddux. is making
/ his home at 1920 18th street.
| Maj Brady G. Ruttencutter, US. A..
recently stationed in this city, and
Mrs. Ruttencutter are now in New
| home at ia West 10th street.
| Capt. o. P. Robinson. U. S. A., oc-
ompanied by Mrs. Robinson. has gone
for station at Tacoma. Wash. Mrs.
| Robinson's father. the late Col. G. H.
G. Gale. Z. S. A., died in Brussels the
| first Of last month.
Lieut.. Ivan c. Lawrence. U. S. A..
| went to Minneapolis last week for
brief visit to his grandmother, Mrs.
]. S. Lunn.
! Capt. NJ. Parrott, L. S. A.. accom-
panied by Mrs. Parrott. has left Wash
| through New England. after which
! they will return to their home in this
| city.
| Mrs Richard E. Cummins. wife of
Maj. Cummins. U. S. A., accompanied
| by their children, has gone to San
| they will go for the remainder Of the
summer to Coronado to be the guests
of her father. Maj. w. L. Knoeder
Z. s. A.
| Col. Alfred Hasbrouck. U. s. A., re-
! tired. accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
| through Central America. Panama and
| Cuba, and they will now go to Cali
/ fornia to make their permanent home
| Mrs. W. Riley Decide and the Misses
Dorothy and Margaret Deeble. moth
| er and sisters of Capt. William R.
~ Ia ~,
| from Gatun, in the Canal Zone. where
! they have been for several months.
! Maj. j. c. Minus. U. S. A.. accompa-
| MED by Mrs. Minus and their children
/ will spend the summer at La Jolla
Calf, where they have leased a bun
gone to Vassar for the alumnae re-
! union.
Lieut. Col. Alfred Brumage. Z. S. A.,
recently detailed to duty in this city,
! will go for station to Camp Dodge at
the expiration Of his three months de-
tail here.
Mrs Craig. wife Of Col. Craig, U. s.
A., will shortly return to rejoin her
husband at Balboa Heights. Canal
Zone, accompanied by their daughter,
Miss Ethel craig, who has been at
school in Baltimore.
Capt. George NJ. Peabody, U. S. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Peabody and
their young daughter. sailed last week
LOT we" oTiSdHs, from WHeTe ne Will
go for station to San Antonio. Tex.
Maj. Harrington, u. S. A.. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Harrington. left Wash
ingtofi last week for short visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Reyburn. at Leav-
| enworth Kan.
Col. Householder. U. S. A.. and Mrs
Householder enjoyed visit at their
quarters at West Point last week from
| their daughter, Mrs. Cleveland Garri-
son, who now has returned to her
home in Washington.
Capt. Edwin A. Bethel. U. S. A., ac-
companied by Mrs. Bethel. arrived
from West Point last week for station
in this city.
Brig. Gen. Francis Moore. U. S. A..
retired. Will shortly leave, with his
daughter. Mrs. b. F. Tillman. wife of
Mai TillmaA. U. s. A.. for the province
of Quebec, Canada They will remain
at North Hatley until the late au-
tumn.
Mr.. Houston F. Evans, son of the
late Maj. H. v. Evans. u. S. A., is
among the successful candidates in
the recent West Point examinations
Capt. Charles H. Harlow, u S. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Harlow, has left
Washington to spend the next three
months at Atlantic City. N. j., and
York Harbor. Me. In September they
iexpect to return to Washington and
reopen their home. 2501 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Mrs. H. L. Rogers, wife Of Gen.
Rogers. U. S. A.. left the city a week
ago to sail for Antwerp, where she
will be Joined by her son, Lieut.. II. L.
Rogers. jr., U. S. A., and spend the
summer with him. He is on duty with
tthe American forces in Germany