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to her grandfather, Mr.. +. W. Cane, at
the latter's country home in New Jer-
sey.
Mrs. George a. Nusent. wife of Col.
Nugent, U. S. A.. has returned from a
visit tc Middletown. Conn. where she
vas the guest of her brother. Judge
Curtiss.
Col. Edward Gedding. L. $. A.. and
Mrs. Gedding have taken possession of
their now home. 104 Raymond street,
Chevy Chase, which they recently pur-
chased.
Brig Cen j. B. Burbank. l.. S. A..
retired, accompanied by Mrs. Burbank.
has gone to Fittsfield. Mass. where, ac-
cording to their annual g 'stom. they
will spend the summer at tneir countr!
place. Rrattle farm.
Miss Rose Mortiecai daughter of the
late Col. Mordecai. L. S. A.. after spend
ing few weeks visiting friends in
hiladelphia. has returned to her home
In Washington.
Mrs. Laurence Watts. wife of Maj.
Watts. L. S. A.. who has been in New
York for two weeks. after bidding adIcu
to her husband on his departure for his
new station at Panama. is now in Bait :
more. Mrs. Watts is planning to spend
the summer north with their children
before joining her husband at the Canal
Zone in August
Mai. J. r. Baker, L. S. A.. and family.
Who have made their home for some
time at Chevy Chase. have leased an
apartment at the High View, el hhoue
Island avenue.
Mrs. A. c. Read. widow of Col. Read
L. S. A.. is in Washington as the guest
Of her sister-in-law Mrs. r. l.. Henry,
at the latters home. 1924 Northampton
street.
Mrs. Homer c. Brown. wife of Capt.
Brown. L. S. A.. accompanied by their
young daughter Betty. has gone TO her
husbands old home at Carthage. Mo.
where she is spending May In June
Mrs Brown will so to New York TO
visit her parents at sos West End ave-
Col. ]. W. Heard L. S. A., who with
his family was recently stationed al
Fort Myer. and is now in command OF
the 9th Cavalry. in the Philippines. is
receiving congratulations upon MS
latest achievement. a record ride OF
1874 miles in the tropics. which he
made in less than thirty hours
The ride was from Camp Stotens-
burg to the Alensape naval station
and back Col. Heard spent ten
hours and forty-five minutes in the
saddle. travelling for the remainder
of the time by automobile. yacht ana
airslip. stopping at several places 10
make his appearance at social 1unc-
tons.
The Young officer and four enlisted
men who started with Col Heard did
not return for a day later. thus Col:
Heard had the distinctive honor OF
returning alone.
Col Sanford II. Wadhams. L. 5. A..
and Mrs. Wadhams have had as a
guest at their quarters at the Wash
ington barracks the latter's sister.
Mrs Thomas Reid kackley of In
dianapolis. Ind. who attended the
D. A. f. national convention as
delegate of her chapter in Indian
apolis. and their brother and sister
fn-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Davis.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Laran. jr.
Mrs. Wadhams spent last week in
New York. where she went to meet
friends upon their arrival from Eu-
rope. Before returning to the WASH
ineton barracks this week she will
make a short visit to friends in Con-
neoticut.
Capt. Sloan. L. s. A., has gone for
station to Fort Monroe. on duty in the
anti-aircraft battery. Mrs Sloan and
their young child will join him
within a fortnight.
Mr.. Malin Craig, jr., son Of Maj. Malin
Craig. U. 8. A., and Mrs. Craig, who
has been with his parents at the