Evening star., 1920-01-18

| AFS. Cuiien nave gone to Atlanta, Ga,
and from there will go to Magnolia
Springs, Ala, for a three-week visit
! Maj. Charles School Blakeley, U. 8.
A, and Mrs. Blakeley are spending the
winter at 1852 r street. They have re-
Gently returned from visit to Ken
lucky.
! Maj. Archibald D. Cowley, u S. A.,
after spending a months leave with his
family in Los Angeles, has gone for sta
tfon to Camp Grant, Ill.
Col. Charles Van Way, U. S. A., has
been assigned to duty with the air serv-
| ice as president of the Spruce Corpor-
| alton at Portland and Vancouver, and,
having been Joined by his family, is now
established in their new quarters at
| Vancouver Barracks
Maj. Roy L. Bowlin. U. S. A., with
Mrs. Bowlin and their son, Roy, jr, has
returned to the Aberdeen, Nd, proving
grounds. after spending the holidays
with his sister, Mrs. Clifton M. Butler,
| at Fort Totten, L. L
Maj. Terry Allen, U. S. A., after
| spending months leave in this country
visiting his parents. Col. S. E. Allen, q.
s A. and Mrs. Allen, at their home on
Washington Square, New York, sailed
last week to rejoin his command at
! Cobienz. Germany. -:
Col. F: E: Lamphere. U. S. A., has
arrived in Washington for duty with
the Quartermaster Corps
Col Frederick A. Dale. q. s. A., with
Mrs. Dales and Miss Audray Dale.
spent the@hodilays~ at Marion, Pa;
where they were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. William. earns Gray. 4
Lieut.. Harry Newton Blue, q. S. A.,
and Mrs. Blue. whose marriage took
place In this city on New Years day,
are now in their new quarters at
Brig. Gen. Macarthur. U. S. "A, ac-
companted by his mother, Mrs. Mac
Arthur has returned to West Point
after spending the Christmas holidays
wlth; his brother, Capt. Macarthur. u.
Lieut.. Gen. ROBERT L.sBullard. U. s.,
A.. who since leaving Washington fol-
rowing his return from France, has
oeen stationed in command at Cover
nors Island, has been nominated by
MS fellow officers at that post as leader
OF the fencing class, which has for the
winter taken the place of polo and
which IS already doing some fine work.
Among the special fencing squad Is
Noi' a. W. "diSii' y. o. a., VINO was IN
a special fencing squad at the United
States Military Acamedy. and also,
like Gen. Bullard, was on duty in
Washington before his present detail
at Governors Island.
Mrs. Robert L. Bullard is now the
director OF the recently organized
classes in sewing and knitting for the
Russian victims of the revolution in
whose behalf Princess Cantacuzene
Speransky spoke SO eloquently several
weeks ago to the officers families at
Governors Island.
Miss Elsie Stuart, daughter of Col.
Stuart. U. s. A., and Mrs. Stuart, after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, has returned to Vassar.
Capt. Wahl, U. S.. A., now stationed
at West Point has as a guest his
sisters. Miss Gretchen Wahl and Miss
Margaret Wahl
Lieut.. Col. r. L. Tilton, U. 8. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Tilton and their
young daughters. Elizabeth and Emily,
sailed last week for station in Panama.
Maj. Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis, u. S.
A., and Mrs. Sturgis. after spending
the holidays at Fort Smelling, Mimi.
have gone for station to Camp Grant,
I'LL
Capt. Riley Deeble. U. S. A., now
| stationed at Fort Amador. Canal
Riley 'Deeble. ST., and his sisters.
Misses Margaret and Dorothy Deeble
of Washington.
Capt. Pendleton, U. 8. A., and Mrs.
Pendleton spent the holidays in PittsI
burgh.
Col. Noyes, u. s. A, accompanied by
Mrs. Noyes and their three children,
has gone for station to Camp Gordon,
Atlanta, Ga
Capt. Purdon. u. s. A., and Mrs.
Purdon spent the Christmas S holidays y
| with the latter's mother. Mrs. b. F.
Smith, at her home in Boston.
Capt. Manley, U. 8. A.. has resigned
| from the service and, accompanied by
Mrs. Manley and their young daugh-
ter, Helen, left last week to make
their home in Los Angeles Calf.
Mai Zion Dixon, u S. A., has gone
to Richlands, Va. to spend his three
week leave.
Mai. Force, u. S. A., accompanied
by Mrs. Force and their little son, has
| gone for station to Camp Pike Ark.
| Mai. Gen. w. NJ Wright. U. s. A..
has arrived in Washington and entered
upon his new duties as executive as
sstant to the chief Of stan. num-
ber of farewell entertatnments were
given in honor of Gen. wright Pilor
to his departure from Camp fike'
Ark, where he has been in COM
mand of the Sd Division
Lieut. jackson, u s.. A., who recently
returned from overseas duty accom-
| panied by his French bride mas gone
: for station to Camp Pike, Ark,