Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-06
S O C. l E T Y
Army Notes.

tailed here to duty.
Mrs. Peek has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. d. S. Ryan, at the latter's
home at Leavenworth.
Mrs. James W. McAndrew. wife of
Maj. Gen. McAndrew. U. S. A.. re-
turned last week to the Washington
in New York, with Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Burke of Seattle. who were
recently her guests in this city.
Gen. and Mrs. McAndrew were the
hosts last week to charming group
of young ladies from Scranton. Pa,
who are students at Trinity College.
Maj. William Boss. U. S. A, and Mrs.
Boss have had visiting them for sew
eral weeks at their quarters at the
Washington barracks the formers sis
ter. Miss Donzella Boss. of Titusville.
Pa, who has been extensively enter
tanned by the Army families now resi-
dent at the barracks.
Mrs. George A. Herbst. wife of Maj
Herbst. L. s. A. left Washington last
week for visit to Mrs. Frank 3.
Davis at Fort Slocum. " Y From
there she will go to Plattsburg. where
she will be Joined early this month by
her husband at the completion of his
course at the General Staff College.
Mrs. Charles C. Walcutt. jr., wife of
Col. Walcutt, L. S. A. has gone to
Delaware. where she is visiting for
bury at their ATTRACTIVE home.
Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell. widow r go.
Bell. L. S. A.. has reopened her apart
ment in Washington. and viii send
June here.
Mrs. Christian BRAND. wife of Col.
Friand L. 5. A.. has been enjoying a
visit at her home in this city from
Mrs. Sebring c. Megill. who arrived
fortnight ago from Fort Adams. l.. |.
Maj William s Shields. l. S A. ac-
companied by Mrs. Shields. has gone
to Forest Hills Garden. Long Island.
where they will remain for the sum-
mer.
Col. James A. Moss. L. S. A., who re-
resigned from the service, came to
Washington last week for a short
visit before returning to Paris to ar
range for II American edition Of
was written by Marshal Petain. Col.
Moss is making his permanent resi-
dence in Paris. where he is now es-
tablished in business.
Mrs. Harry Otis Perley. widow of
Col. Perley, U. S. A. and Miss Lois
Washington, have now gone TO De-
troit, Mich, for the summer.
Lieut.. Col. Edward F. Geddings. U.
S. A, has purchased for a permanent
home 104 Raymond street. Chevy
Chase. He is now on duty here in the
Medical Corps.
Mrs. William L. Luhn. wife of Col.
Luhn. L. S. A. accompanied by their
young daughter Nancy. has gone to
Charleston. s. c., to join her husband.
duty.
Col. Michael ]. Lehman. L. S. A..
and Mrs. Lenihan, who recently left
Washington for his new detail.
their son-in-law and daughter. Capt.
Douglas T. Greene, U. S. A, and Mrs.
Greene. at West Point.
During the past winter Col. and
Mrs. Lenihan had with them in Wash
ington their little grandson. the eld-
est child of Capt. and Mrs. Greene
Capt Cocroft. L. S. A.. accompanied
by Mrs. Cocroft. will arrive this week
at Brussels. to which city Capt Co
croft was recently detailed as Ameri-
can attache.
Mrs. George Howell. wife of Col
Howell. U. S. A, went to West Point
last week for a visit to their son.
Cadet Howells. who is member of
the third class.
Capt. William Riley Decide. Z. S. A.,
and Mrs. Decide. who came from Pan
ANA on their wedding journey. re-
turned last week to the Canal Zone
following visit to Army friends at
West Point
Harding of the Canal Zone, and their
marriage was an important social &C.
casion of last month.
Capt Deeble's mother and sisters,
M ., ". n. Deepie, ST., ana the Misses
Decide of Washington. spent the past
winter and spring with him in Panama
Col. John c. F. Tillson, U. s. A., re-
tired, accompanied by Mrs. Tillson.
mas gone to Elmira. n Y. to make
their permanent home. following his
recent retirement from active sery-
ice.
Capt. Tillson, L. S. A., now on leave
from his station with the 18th cav
airy, Corozol. Panama, is visiting his
Col Q. G. Brown, L. s. A.. and Mrs.
Brown had as guests at their quar-
ters at Fort Howard. Me. last week
DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Prentiss Of Wash
ington.
Capt. E. j. Cullen. L. S. A.. after
short visit to Washington, has returned
10 his station at Fort Monroe
Maj. G. E. Ball. U. s. A. and Mrs.
Ball, accompanied by Mrs. James
Strutners, motored to Washington
last week from Fort Howard, Nd. for
a visit of several days.
Maj. Mckay. U. s. A, ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Mckay. left last week for sta
ton at Fort Storey.
Maj. Leland Wadsworth. u S. A.,
has gone for station to Fort Ringgold,
Tex where he will shortly be joined
by Mrs. Wadsworth and their young
daughter Dixie, who are now on a
visit to relatives in Kansas
MI. Hardin Bonner Price, son of
Col Harrison j. Price. U. s. A., and
Mrs. Price, will shortly come to Wash
course of study at the Jesuit College,
Georgetown, until he can try for an
examination.
At the present time this young man
fs but fourteen years of age and has
the distinction Of being the youngest
and the honor member of the gradual
ing class at the Leavenworth High
School
Mrs. Merrill Lindsay. wife of Capt.
Lindsay, U. S. A.. went to New York
last week 20 meet her husband upon
his arrival from Germany, where he
has been on duty for some time.
Mai Joseph Leonard. U. S. A.. who
has been on duty here as recruiting
officer. returned last week to his sta
ton with the 23d Infantry at Camp
Mrs. C.. c. Cresson. wife of Col
Cresson, U. S. A. has left the city for
visit to relatives at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex. where since her arrival she
merous luncheons. afternoon teas and
Mrs. Arthur Thayer, wife of Col
Thayer. U. S. A. accom- panied by their
Ioung daughter Cora. has gone to
Houston, Tex, for a visit of some
length.
Mrs. Sanford H. wadhams, wife of
Col. Wadhams. U. S. A. left Washing
ton last week for visit to her
mother, Mrs. E. A. Adkins. at the lat
ters home in indianapolis, Ind
Capt. Charles H. Ruth. formerly of
the Army. accompanied by Mrs. Ruth.
were guests of Maj. and Mrs William
Q. Boss at the Washington barracks
last week. Capt. and Mrs. Ruth were
stationed at the barracks from 1888.
Col Joseph Wheeler, jr.. U. S. A..
has left Washington for months
visit to his old home in Alabama.
Col. Wheeler's arduous duties at the