Evening star., 1920-08-08
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Monroe. Mich.
Mrs. Estes. wife of Col. George H
Estes, L. s. A, with Miss Frances
Estes and Mr.. Henson Estes. left the
city last week to spend the month al
Sound Beach, Conn.
Col. Estes has gone on special duty
to Fort Monroe, after spending
the past month with his family here
as the guests of Col. John l.. De WIZ
Y. S. A, and Mrs. De Witt at the
Washington barracks.
Col. Estes and family will return to
this city in September. when they
| Will make their home at the Cai'er-
ton. Columbia road
Maj. William Taylor, U. S. A. and
| Mrs. Taylor have left the Washing
ton barracks and are occupying ar Il
| apartment at the st. Nicholas, 2225
California street Mr.. Jack Taylor Is
in camp with his regiment, the Cadet
Corps of the High School, at Camp
Roosevelt. Chesapeake Beach. Nd;
Mrs. James A. Moss. wife OF Col.
daughter Pauline and son Romeyn'
has sailed for Antwerp. From there
she will go to London to join her
husband, who has been on speclai
duty there for some time. Mr.. Rlch-
ard Moss did not accompany his moth
er, but remained in this city, where
ne is taking a special course.
! Mrs. r. c. Loving, wife of Col. Low
ing. L. S. A.. after visit to Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City. has gone TO
Fort Douglas. Utah. to join Col. Low
ing. who is on duty there.
Miss Lily Jane Axton. daughter OF
1 Col. John T. Axton, chief of chap
lains. U. S. A, Joined her father IN
Washington last week after a Visit 10
friends in Mechanicsville, N. Y. where
she went after graduating from the
Friends Seminary in New York.
Maj. John A. Brockman. .. s.: A., and
Mrs. Brockman, with their children,
have taken possession or the apart
ment recently leased at the Octavla'
1863 Columbia road. .
! Mrs. Weston p. Chamberlain, wife
,of Col. Chamberlain. U. s. A. with
their daughter Maria. has gone to
Scarboro Beach, Me. where Col.
chamberlain will join her the middle
of this month.
Col. E. F. Ladd. U. S. A.. and Mrs.
Ladd are spending the season at their
summer home at Cohasset. Mass,
where they have with them their
daughter, Mrs. William T. Macmillan,
and her children.
J Col. Edwin s. Hartshorn, U. S. A.
has left for a months stay at Round
Lake, N Y, after which he will re-
turn to this city for General Staff
Corps duty at the War Department.
Capt. John Millikin. Z. 5. A.. and
Mrs Millikin have visiting them at
Fort Myer their sister-in-law, Mrs.
! Leslie c. Stephens, wife of Lieut..
| Stephens. U. S. n.
Lieut. Richard Berkle, L. S. A, and
| Mrs. Berkle are enjoying a visit at
their quarters at Fort Myer from the
| latter's sister, Miss Helen Gilbert OF
| Atlanta, Ga.
| Mrs. David H. Scott. widow of Maj.
Scott, U. S. A, with her son. Hugh l..
! Scott. after a visit to her mother,
| Mrs. Mcclellan, at Fort Myer. has re-
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| Lieut.. A. D. Fisken. U. S. A. with
| Mrs. Fisken and their son Archibald.
left the city a fortnight ago to sail
for China where Lieut.. Fisken was
| recently detailed as an instructor IN
| the Chinese language.
| Capt. Joseph NJ. Swing. q. S. A.. and
Mrs Swing have visiting them at
| Fort Myer the latter's brother-in- law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r.
| Frank of New York.
! Homes, u. S. A. accompanied by their
young daughter, Jean Caroline, has
| joined her husband at Coblenz, Ger
many. where he is stationed.
Capt. Thomas Edwards. U. S. A, ac-
| companied by Mrs. Edwards and their
sons, Edward and Earl, will go this
! week for station to Camp Dodge,
| Iowa
| Lieut.. Col. Hugh A. Drum, u. S. A.
| has returned to Fort Leavenworth
| d1Ier uuty III w
on the Reorganization of the Army.
| Col. NJ. c. Smith. U. S. A., and family
| .dre making their home, while in
Washington, at 1922 Newark street
Col. Smith is on general staff duty
| here.
! Mrs. Henry c. Coburn. jr., wife OF
| Maj Coburn, U. S. A., accompanied
by their children, has gone to Ocean
Mrs. Henry Otis Perley. widow OF
Col. Perley, U. S. A.. is enjoying the
summer in a trip through the great
| lakes and Georgian bay.
Mrs. H. A. McCune. widow of Maj
| McCune, U. S. A, has gone to Des
Moines, Iowa, for a visit of some
months to her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Hunt
Lieut. Grafton S. Kennedy. U. S; A.
| and Mrs. Kennedy, who have until re-
Gently been at the Aberdeen proving
| ground, Md. have come to Washing
| ton. and are making their home at
| 1922 31st street northwest.
| Col; Harry E: Wilkins. U. S. A., with
his daughter. Miss Margaret wilkins
has gone to Des Moines. Iowa, to
make his permanent home in that
! city.
ms. John Singleton Switzer. wife of
Col. Switzer. U. S. A, with their
daughters, Dorothy and Laura. is al
Atlantic City, where they will remain
until the first of September.
Maj. Harry Hawley. U. s. A.: Mrs.
Hawley and their two sons are spend.
ing the summer at Sleepy Hollow
Farm. Wallingford. VT. Mrs. Hawley's
father and sister. Mr. Frederick Bou.
teIle ana MISS Boutelle, are with the
party. '"@
Col. Preston Brown. q. S. A.. with
Mrs. Brown and Mr.. Dorrance Brown
has left the city for visit to Long
Island, from where they will po r.
Ohio to visit Col Meriwether l.
Walker. U. S. A. and Miss Cary
Walker
Mr.. John L. De Witt. jr., son OF
Col. John l.. De Witt, U. S. A.. and
Mrs. De Witt, has left the city to
remain until the autumn at a scout
camp in Virginia
/ Mrs. S. l.. Davidson, wife of Lieut.
Davidson. U. S. A., has gone to Cali.
fornia for a visit of several months
Maj. w. G. Carhart. U. S. A., with
Mrs. and Miss Carhart, has gone for
station to Alexandria, La. where he
public health service.
Capt. Arthur p Thayer, U. S. A.
left Washington a fortnight ago for
Camp Dix, N. j., where, in command
of Troop M, with which he marched
from Fort Myer, he will remain until
the middle Of August for the purpose
Of instructing the New Jersey Ma
tional Guard.
Capt. H. Hinckley. U. S. A.. and Mrs
Hinckley have visiting them at Fort
Myer. the 1atter's sister, Mrs Staley
of Ohio. who is accompanied by he1
two sons.
Capt. William NJ Garrison, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Garrison have gone to Camp
Taylor. Ky. where the former has
been detailed to duty at the Field
Artillery School.
Cant and Mrs Garrison have snent