Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
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Army Notes.

Mrs. Medorem. Crawford. wife OF
Brig. Gen. Crawford, U. 8. A., retired
after spending the season at Atlantic
City has returned o to her cnemeor n
after a months visit to bingham
\ Mass, preceded her mother.
\ Lieut.. Col. William j. Glasgow, y.
S. A.. and Mrs. Glasgow are among
society for the coming season. Their
daughter, Miss Batavia Glasgow. re-
Gently sailed for Coblenz to spend the
winter with her brother, Lieut.. Joseph
NJ. Glasgow, U. S. A.
Lieut.. Col. A. B. Warfield, U. S. A.
| and Mrs. Warfield will occupy their
| home. 1912 41st street, Chevy Chase
the first of October.
III Col Fitzhugh Lee, U. s. A., and Mrs.
Lee. who since leaving Wasningeo nt
have been motoring in Virginia, spent
last week at Warrenton.
III Col F. L. knudson, U. S. A., recent. ,
1y detailed to duty at the General
STAFF College. has arrived IN Masa-
son and the latter's mother. MRS
Botsch, who will spend the coming
winter here. Col. and Mrs. knudson
and Mrs. Botsch are at the ParkWood'
i1746 X street.
Mai. Ralph Talbot, jr.. U. S. A.. with
Mrs Talbot, has sailed for Paris. to
which city he was recently deta1fed
to duty in charge Of motor transpor-
tation for the graves registration
service.
Lieut.. Col. Peter Field. U. s. A.. re-
lcently detailed to duty in command OF
the post hospital at Fort Myer. mas
been Joined there by Mrs. Field ana
their son, with whom he is now estab-
llished for the season in the quarters
formerly occupied by Col. J. d: Fife,
III. S. A.. and Mrs. Fife. Col. Field has
recently been on duty at Fort Adams,
r. I.
Col. J. D. Fife. U. S. A., and Mrs.
Fits. following the formers detail at
the General staff College, have left
Fort Myer and established themselves
for the season in Washington.
| Capt. Joseph NJ. Swing. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Swing have been enjoying Wis
| it at their quarters at Fort Myer from
their brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul r. Frank, who returned
last week to their home in New York.
Lieut.. Col F. S. Leisenring. U. S. A..
accompanied by Mrs. Leisenring and
their two young sons, left the city re-
Gently to sail for station at Panama,
to which place Col. Leisenring was re-
Gently detailed to duty as depot quar-
termaster.
Mrs. J. W. Weeks. wife Of Capt.
Weeks, U. s. A.. after a pleasant visit
| to Philadelphia has returned with
Joined her husband at Fort Myer,
jutant.
Capt. Armand Durant. u s. A.. fol-
| lowing his resignation from the serv-
ice, has sailed for Cuba, accompanied
by Mrs. Durant. where he will enter
business. Capt. Durant was until re-
| Gently stationed with the 18th Field
Artillery. at Fort Myer. Va.
| Maj Joseph F. Barnes. U. S. A., and
Mrs. Barnes with their daughters.
Judith and Louise, are established in
| their new home at the Washington
barracks. where they have the for
mer quarters of Lieut.. Col. Wait c.
Johnson: y. s. A., and Mrs johnson,
Brig. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan. U. S. A.,
with Mrs. Nolan and their daughter.
Miss Ellen Honora Nolan, will soon
leave for the formers new post
Maj. William o. Boss, U. S. A.. and
Aington barracks from Titusville. Pa,
where the latter was detained for
some time because Of the illness of
her brother. Mr.. G. c. Corliss.
Mrs. Houston v. Evans. mother of
Lieut.. BRYAN Evans, y. s. A.. left
her son, Cadet Houston v. Evans, at
West Point. prior to sailing on the.
tPocahontas. when she goes to spend
the winter with her son at Coblenz.
gone to Delaware City for visit to
his mother.
Brig. Gen. johnson Hagood. o. s. A..
and Mrs. Hagood left Camp Eustis,
Va. last week for the formers new
post at Charleston, S. C. The recep-
Camp Eustis was largely attended by
Officers and their families now sta
toned at Fort Monroe.
| Lieut.. Col. L. L. Lawson, q. S. A.;
Mrs. Lawson and their two young
daughters have gone for station to
Fort Leavenworth. where Col. Lawson
! has been detailed to enter the line
class.
Maj. Lee 8. Fountain, o. s. A., and
Mrs. Fountain. whose marriage was
making their home for the present at
Somerset house, as the latter is on
duty here at Walter Reed Hos
Ipital.
Col. Campbell King. o. 8: A.. after
leave. has returned to the Washington
barracks, where he will shortly be
Joined by Mrs. King. who is at
lCharIeston, s. C.
Col. Charles D. Hartman, o. S. A..
accompanied by Mrs. Hartman. will
60 to New York the last of the week.
and after a few days visit there
will sail for Paris for several years
residence. Col. Hartman has recently
been ordered to Paris on duty.
| Maj. George B. Harrison. U. s. A.;
their family, have returned to the
CITY and reopened for the season their
apartment at 1920 21st street. Mrs
Harrison, previous to joining her
husband at Camp Perry. Ohio. spent
the earlier part OF the summer at
IGovernors Island visiting her parents
Col. Samuel W. Miller, q. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Miller.
Gen. Mitchell. U. s. A.. has returned
to washington for the season. after
amending the summer at her old
home, in Michigan.
Maj. A. A. Cedarwald. U: s. A.. and
Mrs. Cedarwald are expecting a visit
october at their home Mr in TINS Ma erty
stnnestreet. wife of Lieut.. stone
Street. q. s. N, who is at present
9th her husband, in California.
brig. Gen. Luke e. Wright. U. s. A.
with Mrs. Wright and Miss Electra
wright. will return to washington
shortly. They are at present IN N th,
White sulphur Springs. where they
nassed the summer. =
Isent. Catesby c. Jones, y. s. A. is
anioving a visit from his sister, Miss
Innes Of Richmond. at his quarters
at Fort Myer. Va.
Mai, Beverly F. Browne =. .. e.,
.ccompanied by Mrs. Browne: has LETT
eveline to various places OF IN
tarest after which they will return
80 Eort Myer. Mrs. Browne spent the
summer at Druid Hill, Front ROYAL
Va with her father. Brig Gen. Gran
eer Adams, U. S. A.. who has cnarm-
ing country place IneTe. Re-. r. A
;th Mrs. KYLE and their young son,
IL settled in his new quarters at Fort
Myar where he has succeeded Lieut..