Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-26
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Army Notes.
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o5' yen. W1ll1am NJ. Wright, U. S. A
ana Mrs. Wright, after spending tn
summer at Watch Hin. as the cues
or MISS McLanahan, at the latter
country place. has gone to visi
TRENDS on Long Island.
[ Lieut.. CHARLES r. Jones, U. S. A. &C
companied by Mrs. Jones. her mother
MIS- Ellis, and their four children
Honolulu
Mrs. Carl F. Hartmann. wife of Col
! mar tnanh. Y. s. A., with their daugh
ter. Miss Phyllis Hartmann, afte,
spending the summer at Falmouth
Helghts, Mass, has gone to New York
! for the winter.
| Hal William Taylor. U. S. A., ac.
companied by Mrs. Taylor and young
| JACK Iaylor left the city last week fol
their new home in Baltimore
| MAJ waiter ID. Smith, U. S. A, and
Mrs. Smith and family have been as
signed TO quarters No. S, Washington
Maj: Raymond W. Briggs, U. S. A.,
and Mrs Briggs. Miss Katherine Briggs
| and Cameron Briggs have moved into
| their new home, the quarters of Mrs
| houston. during the lattcr's absence in
EUROPE; where she is visiting her son,
| Lieut. Houston. U. S A, at Coblenz.
Maj. and Mrs. Briggs. before taking
possession of quarters No 9, Washing
ton barracks, were the guests of Col.
Parker Hit. U. S. A, and Mrs. Hit.
Col. sanford II. Wadhams, U. S. A,
accompanied by Mrs Wadhams, has re-
| turned and they are again In possession
OF their old quarters at the Washington
barracks
Col Wadhams went in the early sum-
| mer to Paris, where he represented the
United States Army Medical Corps at
| the Interalied Medical convention
Following her arrival in this country,
Mrs Wadhams was summoned to Crom-
well Hail, Conn.,, on account of the ILL
| ness of her mother, Mrs. f. C. Atkins.
Maj. James H. Bryson, U. S. A. and
family last week took possession of
their new home in quarters No. 5.
Washington barracks
Lieut.. Col George S. Simonds, U. S.
A, with Mrs. Simonds and their family,
will move October l into the quarters
| at the Washington barracks to be va
Gated by that time by Brig. Gen. Den
mis- E. Nolan, U. S. A.
The Misses Rucker. daughters of the
late Maj. Gen. Rucker, u. S. A., have
| reopened for the winter their apartment
| at the Dupont. after spending the latter
visiting their sister, Mrs. Phil Sheridan,
widow of Gen. Sheridan, u. S. A.
Mrs. Emil p. Laurson. widow of Maj.
Laurson, U. S. A, accompanied by her
young daughter, has gone to Albany,
where she is spending the autumn with
place, Hunger Hill farm.
Maj. ]. Duncan Elliott, L. S. A, ac-
companed by Mrs. Elliott and their
young son. spent this month at Cape
Capt Samuel Boush, U. s. A., and
Mrs. Boush. now stationed at Nitro. w.
Va. have been enjoying visit from
Mrs. A B. Confer, who returned last
week to her home in New Jersey.
Lieut.. Col. Allen NJ Pope. U. S. A,
nation from the service. have gone to
Bingham. Mass, to make their perma-
nent home.
Mrs. John Edmonson Stevens, widow
of Brig. Gen. Stevens. U. S. A, has gone
to New York for a fortnight's visit, dur
ing which time her daughter. Miss Co
rhine Stevens, and. her son, Midshipman
John E. Stevens. are visiting an uncle
at Franklin. Tenn.
Lieut.. Col. Roscoe Hearn. U: S. A,
accompanied by Mrs. Hearn. has re-
| turned from travelling in France anc
! the Cairo.
| Mrs G. NJ Parker. jr.. wife of Maj
Parker. U. S. A, after two-month
visit to friends. sailed last week to
rejoin her HUSBAND at Camp Gatum
1Canal Zone.
| Col. E. B. Winans. U. S A. accom-
panied by his daughter Elizabeth. has
| gone for station to Fort Huachuca
! Ariz.
Maj. Gen. James w. McAndrew
lcommandant o fthe General Staff Col
Ilege, has returned to the Washington
barracks. where during his absence
his duties were discharged by the as
sistant commandant, Col. Harry A
't Maj. James ia ne a. A. Mara, U. s. A.. ac-
companied by Mrs. Mara and their
son James. jr.. recently arrived in the
lefty from Middletown, Pa. where he
was in charge of the aviation supply
depot, and are now established in
their new quarters at the Washing
ton barracks, quarters No. 6, building
i56-B
Mrs. Yates, wife Of Maj. Yates, u
S. A, has gone to Virginia for visit
ito relatives.
Col. Oscar Straub. U. S. A.. retired
with Mrs. Straub and Miss Dorothy
Straub. will spend the winter in Buff
Mrs. Reisinger,. wife Of Maj. Refs
| in Baltimore, has Joined her husband
at his new post, Camp Travis, Tex
j Maj. O'Loughlin, U. S. A. and Mrs
IOLoughlin have gone to Florida for
six-week motor trip about the state
Brig. Gen. Walter H. Gordon. u S
for his new station at Camp Ben
ming. Ca, where he will command the
infantry school.
! Mrs. Gordon and Miss Ellen Gordon
will join Gen. Gordon early in the
; month. They recently returned to
| this city, after spending the summer
at Sounderstown. r. I.
! Maj. ]. Franklin Bell, U. S. A, who
recently was assigned to duty in New
Orleans. in charge of the United
States engineer Office, was joined
there last week by Mrs. Bell and their
daughter, Miss Marjorie Bell, who
| have been travelling abroad for a
year.
| Mrs. Peter Hulma, sister Of the late
Col. Alfred Hasbrouck. U. S. A, with
whom she made her home for many
N. Y, to make her permanent home.
] Maj. Gen. George w. Read, U. S. A.
and Mrs. Read have gone to their new
post at Fort Benjamin Harrison, In
Idianapolis, Ind, where they will
'shortly be Joined by their daughter
Miss Margaret Read who is at pres
emit at Gloucester. Mass. Miss Read
| friends in Washington.
! Lieut.. Paul W. Beck. jr., U. S. A.
after a two-year detail at Tientsin
| China, has gone for duty to Aber-
deem, Md, where he has enjoyed a
visit since his arrival from his par
ents. Col. Paul w. Beck. U. S. A., and
Mrs. Beck.
Mrs. Wells are settled for the season
in their home on Calvert street in
! Maj. Meade wildrick, U. S. A., &C.
/ companied by Mrs. Wildrick and their
family, has gone for station to Fort
Monroe. Mrs. Wildrick spent the
hummer at Chairman, Pa.