Evening star., 1920-06-27

brother, who was killed at Cantigny
while serving in the 2Sth Infantry
! Miss Elanor Shaler. daughter of the
late Brig. Gen. Charles Shaler. U. S.
A, sailed last week for London to
spend the summer with her brother,
Lieut.. Harrison Shaler. U. S. A.. who
is on duty in England in the Ameri-
can graves registration service.
! Maj. M. r. Stockton. U. S. A. who.
with Mrs. Stockton. recently returned
from France. has gone to Denver,
Colo, where they will be for the sum-
| Col. S. M. de Loire, U. S. A, retired,
and Mrs. de Loire, after a motor trip
to the Yosemite, Shasta Springs and
Lake Tahoe, have gone to San Francisco
Col. and Mrs. de Loire, who are plan
ming to return to Washington in the
late autumn or early winter, will motor
| through the Yellowstone Park and spend
a portion of the summer at Colorado
| Springs.
Col. Henry Todd, Q. S. A., and Mrs
Todd have leased for the summer a
cottage on Kay street, Newport, r. l.,
in which they will make their home
War College.
Mrs. John R. Williams. widow of Col
Williams, U. S. A, has as her guest at
her home in this city her mother Mrs
Hewitt, and Miss Louise Hopkins of
! st. Louis.
Lieut.. Col Frederick C. Lawton, U.
S. A, retired, and Mrs. Lawton are
being congratulated upon the successful
graduation of their son, Mr. Frank Wat
son Lawton, from the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. He will be in
the engineering department of the VIM
chester Repeating Arms Company
Col Walter II. Gordon, u. S. A., and
Mrs. Gordon, accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Ellen Gordon. enjoyed
last week delightful visit to Whining
ton. Del, where they We're the guests
of former Senator and Mrs Willard
Salisbury.
Capt. r. T. Gibson, U. S. A., recently
detailed to duty at the coast artillery
camp, Fort Monroe, has gone there
accompanied by Mrs. Gibson, and for the
present they are the guests of Capt H.
F. Grimm, U. S. A, and Mrs. Grimm.
Mrs. Ruggles. widow of Gen. Rug
giles. U. S. A. has left the city to
spend the summer at New Windsor
Md, where there will be gathered this
of service families.
Col. L. T. Richardson, U. S. A, and
Mrs. Richardson have as a guest at
their. home, 1921 Goth street, their
daughter, Miss Maurice Richardson.
MajSBrady G. Ruttencutter, y. S. A,
and Mrs. Ruttencutter are making
their home this season at 2123 Califor-
mia street, where they have an apart
ment at the Brighton.
Mrs. John Dean Hall widow of Col
Hall, U. S. A. after spending the last
month at Walter Reed Hospital,
has returned to her apartment at the
Cairo.
Capt. Thomas D. Sloan, o. S. A., will
make his permanent Washington home
at Chevy Chase. where he recently
purchased the house, Al Kirk street,
at the corner of Cedar parkway.
Mrs. Joseph Scranton Tate, wife of
Capt. Tate, u. S. A, after visit to old
Army friends in this city, sailed early
in the month for Coblenz, Germany,
where she will join her husband and
spend the summer with him on the
continent.
Capt Arthur Thayer. U. S. A, has
returned to Fort Myer, Va, where he
I is attached to the Sd Cavalry, accom-
panied by his brother. Lieut.. b. Girard
Thayer, U. S. A, who later will visit
friends in Texas. Capt. Thayer went
to West Point, where he joined his
parents, Col. Arthur Thayer. .. S. A,
and Mrs. Thayer, and attended the
graduation exercises of his brother.
and with him they went to Governors
| Island for a visit to his parents, be-
fore returning to Washington.
Mrs. Charles f. Morse, wife or Col.
Morse, U. S. A, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Cunningham, has returned
to Washington from Lowndesvllie,
S. c., where she spent three weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Mrs. James H. Frier, wife of Col.
Frier. u S. A, after spending June
week at Annapolis to attend the
graduation exercises with their
youngest son. Midshipman John Ma
son Frier who is now first class man.
has gone to Fairfield. Conn, for a
visit to her mother. Mrs Hewitt. Miss
Mary Frier accompanied her mother
| to Fairfield.
Col P. r. Shaw. U. S. A, accom-
panied by Mrs. Shaw and their family.
started last week on an extended
automobile trip through the White
mountains and Canada. They will go
the 1st of August to his new station
at Camp Sherman, Ohio.
Col A. J. Dougherty, U. S. A, who
has been in Washington attending the
General Staff College, has left for his
new station at Camp Benning, Ga, for
/ duty at the infantry school.
Il Miss Alice Christian, daughter of
Col. John B. Christian, U. S. A, and
Mrs. Christian. made short visit last
week to Miss Dorothy Gowen, daugh-
ter of Col. Gowen, u. S. A, and Mrs.
lGowen, at the Washington barracks,