Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
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Capt. ]. J. Waters. L. :. A., with
Mrs. Waters and their son. Jer"4nn
Waters. has returned for atnti"n lto
Fort Niger after long visit in i,e
troit Mich.-
Maj. f. A. Reyes, L. S, A.. aud Mrs
Reyes have had visiting them f"t
some weeks al Fort Mycr the lntter'r
parents, Col and Mrs. William For
syth. who returned !ust wclS to their
home in Richmond
Capt. Phillips. l.. :. A.. and Mrs
| Phillips. now stationed ut Fort Mon
roe. have visiting them til" former n
mother Mrs John J. Phillips. of Salts
bury, Nd.
Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson. wife OF col
Donaldson, L. $. A.. recently returned
from several months stay in Europe.
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Mary Sue Donaldson.
Miss Donaldson. whose marriaE" Ia
Maj. Casper b Rucker. L. :. A.. will
| take place December l6. at GrccnVill".
| S, CO has left the city for New York.
whore she will spend several weeks.
| After the marraga Of their daughter
| Col. and Mrs Donaldson will close their
| home on kalorama road in this city. and
| will go to Florida for Il month or so.
Col. Henry i. kinEsbury. L. =. A.,
| and Mrs. Kingsbury have visiting them
| at their home on Wyom ng avenue. their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
! Donald Mcknew. whose marriage was Il
| recent important social event in Wash
| ington.
Capt Hess. L. S. A.. and Mrs. Hess
have returned to Washington after a
visit to friends at West Point.
Maj. Albert Boone, L. A, until
recently Oh dutys at Coblcnz, has re
turned to this country and is on a brief
visit to West Point.
Mrs. j. Il. Ettridge. wife of Capt
Ettridge, L. S. A. has gone to Fort Jay.
\. Y, to join her husband. who is now
there on duty.
| Chaplain Herbert Stanley Smith. L S.
| A. accompanied by Mrs. Smith and their
daughter Miss Estelle Smith, sailed No
vember G, for station at CoblenZ, Ger
many.
D.. Before sailing. Chaplain Smith and
, family spent week at Governors
Island. on visit to his brother, Chap
lain Edmund Banks SIN tn, L. :. A
| Lieut.. Taiiaferro, l. >. A, ana Mrs.
Taliaferro. who visited Washington,
have returned to station at Fort
Monroe.
Mrs. William C, Rivers. wife OF Col
Rivers, L. S. A. who accompanied
their son. Mr.. William Flournoy Riv--
ers, to the Massa chusetts Institute of
Technology. has returned from Bos-
ton and rejoined her husband at the
commandments quarters at Fory Myer.
Lieut.. w. Pride. L. S. A., and Mrs.
Pride and their family are establish
cd for the winter in their new quar-
ters at Fort Myer. in the house re-
Gently occupied by Maj. Charles l..
Stevenson. L. S. A.
Lieut.. !. L. Kits. L. S. A. accom-
panied by Mrs. kits. and young
Leonard kits. after a visit of some
weeks to Patterson, n. j.. has returned
to their quarters at Fort Myer.
Mrs. Sperry. wife of Maj. Sperry,
L. S. A, accompanied by their two
children, arrived recently from the
Canal Zone, and has gone to San
Francisco for. visit of seveCai
months.
Mrs. Stanleigh Megargee, wife of
Lieut.. Megargee. u. S. A. has gone to
Philadelphia for visit to her former
home.
Maj. William o. Boss, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Boss have been enjoying at the
Washington barracks a visit from the
latters mother. Mrs. C. H. Corliss,
and brother. Mr.. c. c. Corliss, who
have now returned to their Nome, at
Titusville. Pa.
Mrs. McGin, wife of Maj. McGill. L.
S. A., has gone to Leavenworth, Kan,
for visit to DR.. and Mrs. A. .Yohe.
Maj. Samuel Augustus White, u. S.
A., has been joined in Washington
by Mrs. White and their young son.
Samuel. jr.. and is settled for the
winter in an apartment at Fontanet
Courts, where they have with them
for the season. Mrs. Whites sister,
Miss Inez Huger Glover Of Gorham
vile, S. c. Mrs. White and son spen,
the summer in South Carolina on a
visit to her parents.
Lieut.. Col. l.. 7. owen. U. S. A. and
Mrs. Owen. accompanied by their two
sons. will sail early in December for
station at Honolulu.
Maj. Gen. Harry L. Rogers. U. S. A,
quartermaster general, has returned
to Washington from Hampden Islands,
Me-, where he was recently called by
the death of his mother.
Mrs. Roy c. Kirkland. wife of Maj.
Kirkland. .. s.: A., accompanied by
Joined her husband at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., where he was recently
ordered for a course at the Army
Service Schools.
Mrs. James T. Watson. wife of Col.
Watson. O. S. A.. recently returned
to this country from station at Cob
lenz. Germany. is visiting friends at
Mount Vernon, N. Y, before Joining
her husband at his new station, at
Seattle.
Mrs. William Wallace, wife of Co,
Wallace. q. s. A., has gone to Chilli
Gothic, Ohio. for a visit to her daueh-
ter. Mrs: Austin P. Story, and from
there will go to Newark, N. J., to
join her husband at his new post of
duty.
Maj. W. D. Griswold. U. S. A., who
was recently detailed to duty as mo.
lessor of military science and tao
tics at Syracuse University, has
been Joined there by Mrs. Griswojd
Maj. William H. Prosser. II s
| recently detailed to duty at Phiia9el-
phia, has been joined by Mrs Proa.
ser and Is now settled for the winter
in an apartmen at 736 Pine straet
Mrs. Earl North. wife of Mai Nortb
U. 5: A, accompanied by their dauah'
ter Betty, has gone to MohiJa -
JOIN her husband at his new post.
Mrs. Harold Nailor. widow of Lieut
Major, U. s. A. has returned to
Washington, with her three daurh.
tiers, and Is settled for the winter in
an apartment at the Dupont, after a
years absence spent in New London
Conn. o''
Mrs. J. T Moore, widow Of Mai
Moore, I. S. A. has gone for the win
ter to Duluth, Mimi. where she has
received an appointment with the Y
NJ. c. A. as house secretary.
Maj. Frederick T. Jacobs, L. 6
retired, accompanied by Mrs. Jacobs
and their son frederick, jr. has gone
to Arkansas. where they have decided
to make their permanent home, at san
Souci plantation.
Col. De Loire, L. S. A. retired. and
Mrs. De Loire, who recently sailed
from California for the Atlantic coast
have arrived in New York, where thev