Evening star., 1920-07-04
Society
Army Notes..
Continued from Sixth PageJ

the United States Transport Aisne. Mrs
Haan was accorded the honor of being
sponsor for the new transport because
of her husbands participation with MS
division. the 32d. in the engagements
along the river in France, Tor "ihch
the boat was named. Gen. Ham, as
chief of the war films division, gem
eraI staff recently returned to the city
from an inspection of the western serv-
ice schools, and while at Fort Rlley,
Kan, was the guest of honor at
| luncheon given by Col. E. b. Winans,
L. S. A, of that post
Mrs. Francis B. Wilby. wife OF Col.
Wilby. U. S. A.. accompanied by their
| son, left the city last week for Flush
| ing, Long Island. where they Will spend
| the present month with her mother, Mrs.
William c. Langftt. Col. Wildly Will
| join his family next month and accom-
pany them to Marthas Vineyard, where
| he will remain with them throughout
! August
Col. A. j Stewart, L. S. A. and Mrs
Stewart have as guests at their apart
ment at the Oakland Miss Flavia Wig
nall and Miss Constance Farwell of
! Orange Tex, who will soon leave Wash
| ington to go to the White mountains
| for the remainder of the summer.
| Mrs. John L. De Witt. wife of Maj
! De Witt. L. s. A. left the city last
week for Atlantic City, n. j., where
she will make short stay. Accom-
panying Mrs. De Witt was her mother.
Mrs G. H. Estes, who arrived last
week from Birmingham. Ala. and who
will remain at Atlantic City for the
season.
Maj. Hjalmar Erickson. U. S. A,
and Mrs. Erickson have visiting them
at the Washington barracks the lat
ter's niece. Miss Ruth Larsen of New
| York.
| Mai. Parker Hit, U. S. A, with Mrs.
| Hit and their young daughter. Mary
| Lou. has taken possession of his new
quarters. No. I, at the Washington
| Col Meriwether L. Walker q. S. A,
accompanied by Mrs. Walker and Miss
Cary Walker, has left the city for the
formers new station.
Mrs. Wait C. Johnson, wife of Maj.
johnson. U. S. A, has rejoined her
husband at the Washington barracks
after a visit TO friends at Camp A. A.
Humphreys, Va.
Col. Truman Q. Murphy. U. S. A.
with Mrs. Murphy, has arrived from
iCamp Meade. Md. and will spend the
lsummer here. Col. Murphy has been
iordered here to attend the General
Staff College.
Maj. William Q. Boss, U. s A. and
Mrs. Boss have returned to the Wash
| ington barracks from Paducah, KY,
where they visited their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Baker. Follow
ling their return to the city they en-
Ijoyed a short visit from Maj. Boss
brother, Mr.. Charles Boss of Titus
willie. Pa.
| Maj. Samuel r. Gleaves. U. S. A. and
Mrs. Gleaves had visiting them at
! their quarters at the Washington bar
racks the latters mother, Mrs. W. w
King, who returned last week to her
home, in San Antonio. Tex.
| Maj. Ovid Eli Toberts. jr., U. s. A.,
and Mrs. Toberts, whose marriage
took place recently in this city, will.
trip. reside at 1874 Columbia road.
| Col. Charles w. KutZ, U. S. A. and
Mrs. Kutz. in making their recent an
! nouncement of engagement of their
daughter. Miss Marion e. Kutz,
| have especially interested the resi-
dent older Army contingent of this
| city, who so well remember the mar
riage just a quarter of century ago
| of Col. and Mrs. kutZ, as the latter
was Washington girl and the cere-
| lnony took place in this city. Capt.
Ross also comes of an old and well
! known Washington family.
! Col. w. H. Carpenter, L. S. A, ac-
| companied by Mrs. Carpenter. left the
! city last week for Monmouth, Spring
Lake, \. j.. where they will remain
| Until the autumn.
| Dillon have visiting them at Camp
Humphreys Va, Mrs c. H. Dillon and
her daughter. Miss Grace Dillon.
| Capt Covell L. s. A, and Mrs. Covell
| left a fortnight ago for West Point,
where they attended the graduation ex-
| ercises. Capt. and Mrs. Covell made the
| trip as the guests of Capt. H. l.. Robb,
| L. 5. A, and Mrs. Robb, who motored
| from Camp Humphreys, Va, to their
new station in Boston, where Capt
| Robb goes for course at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
Mrs Leland Wadsworth, wife of Maj
Wadsworth, L. S. A, accompanied by
their young daughter. Dixie May, has
gone to Fort Ringgold, Tex, to join
her husband, recently detailed to duty
at that post.
Col. Schreiner, L. S. A, and Mrs.
Schreiner and family moved last week
| into their new bungalow at Camp Hum
! phreys, Va.
| Capt. S. r. Irwin, L. S. A, who has
| been stationed for some time at Camp