Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-25

portion of his three-month sick leave
in visiting his sister, Mrs. f. J. Col
bert, at her home. at Irvine Falls,
Idaho. Later Capt. and Mrs. Green
will go to California for two months.
Mrs Bertram r. Clayton. widow of
Col. Clayton. U. S. A, after visiting
friends in New York and Washing
ton. has left this city for Jackson
Vile. Fla, where she will be for some
time at 1905 Riverside avenue.
Lieut.. Col E. B. Maynard, L. $. A,
and Mrs. Maynard have gone to Ashe-
vile. n. c., for the winter and are
esta blished at 40 Arlington street.
Col. Charles Gerhardt. L. S. A.. and
| Mrs Gerhardt. who recently left
| Washington. are established for the
winter in their new quarters, at Fort
Smelling, MINI.
Cant c. H.. Gerhardt, L. S. A, after
| a visit to his parents, Col ana MIS-
Gerhardt, during their stay in wash
| ington. has gone for station TO Fort
Sam Houston. Tex, where he is on
duty with the 14th Cavalry.
Lieut.. Col. Allen L. Briggs, Y. S. A.
returned last week from France.
where he served during the war and
before which period he was military
attache at Vienna.
Col. A. G. Lott. U. S. A., and Mrs
, oft returned last week from France.
| where the former served during the
| war as adjutant of the American
force in France.
Can't Walton H. Griffith, U. S. A..
and Mrs. Griffith, whose marriage took
Mace in Washington early last month,
have returned from their honeymoon
| trip in the south and will spend the
remainder of the winter at Takoma
Park, where they are making their
home with Maj. F. +. Locke. u. s. A,
| and Mrs. Locke at 121 Willow street.
| Lieut.. Col. William Wynne. U. S. A.
and Mrs. Wynne returned last week
from Paris, where the former has
been on duty as assistant military at
tache, aviation service.
Col. J. Prentiss. u. S. A. who has
been at Camp Eustis. Va. for some
| time. arrived in Washington last week
pital.
Mai. n. J. F. Miller. U. S. A. arrived
| in Washington last week for duty
with the air service.
Mai. F.. NJ. Miller. U. S. A.. recently
detailed to duty at San Diego. Calf.
was joined there last week by Mrs
| Miller and their young son Philip,
| following a visit to her sister. Mrs.
| Walthall, at West Point.
| Col George r. Spalding. L. S A.,
| with Mrs Spalding and their family.
are temporarily making their home at
quarters No. 29A. east side. Washing
| ton barracks. owing to the disastrous
| fire which early in the month made
/ their former quarters uninhabitable.
| In that fire Col. and Mrs. Spalding
| sustained a complete loss of all their
silver, valuable rugs, mahogany fur
niture and clothing of the family.
| Capt. Herbert Mcclure. U. S. A, with
Mrs. Mcclure, after spending month
visiting in New York and Chicago.
! have gone for station to Fort Leav-
| enworth. Kan. to which post the for
mer has been attached to Company NJ.
/ 49th Infantry.
Col. J. b. Erwin. U. s. A.. and Mrs.
Erwin, after short visit to their
! son in-law and daughter. Maj. Reh-
/ kopf, L. S. A.. and Mrs. Rehkopf, at
Fort Leavenworth. have gone for sta
| ton to Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Capt. Earl Landreth, L. S. A. ac-
companied by Mrs. Landreth. ar
rived last week from station in China.
MAI. Gen. Frank Coe. U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Coe have retufAed to Washing