Evening star., 1920-05-30

been the guest of honor at numerous
entertainments since her arrival in
this city.
Maj. Charles D. Roberts. U. S. A..
and Mrs. Roberts. now stationed at the
Washington barracks. have been re-
ceiving congratulations upon the
successful candidacy of their two sons,
Hayward and Thomas. who will leave
the city the first of July to enter the
cadet class at West Point. The boys
made third and fourth places in their
| examinations.
| Capt. Ladd. U. S. A., accompanied by
Mrs. Ladd and their three sons. left
last week for his new station at Fort
Moultrie.
Lieut. Clinton A. Pierce. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Pierce. whose marriage took
place in Washington the latter part
of April, have gone for station to
Col. David H. Biddle. U. S. A.. head
of the American mission with the
! British Rhine army, has been joined
at Cologne by Mrs. Biddle and their
children. who recently sailed for Eu
rope. Col. Biddle is a Washington
man, son of the late Gen. John Bid
die, U. S. A.. who. with, his family,
made his home here for many years,
and is also the nephew and namesake
of the late Rear Admiral David Har-
mony, U. S. N.
Maj. John S. Hammond. U. S. A., re-
tired. accompanied by Mrs. Hammond.
has returned from a South American
trip and has gone to Garden City, l..
l.. where since the formers retire
ment they have made their permanent
| residence.
Capt. E. K Sterling, U. 8. A., ac-
companied by Mrs. Sterling and their
three children. has gone for station
Capt Sterling is on duty with the
10th Cavalry.
Mrs. Peter w. Dawson. widow Of
Brig. Gen. Dawson, U. s. A.. ac-
companied by her niece. Miss Eleanor
Fleming, has gone to Seattle. where
Col H: n. Cootes. U. S. A., who has
been IN Washington for some time on
general star duty. has now gone for
station to Fort Myer. Va
toned at Fort Mckinley. Me-. enjoyed
short visit last week from his
mother. Mrs. SWEET Of this city.
Capt. Burdick. U. 8. A.. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Burdick. sailed last week
Mrs. E. r. Heiberg. widow Of Maj.
Heiberg. U. s. A., and her mother,
Mrs. Harrison Dodge, returned last
week to their homo in Washington
from West Point, where they went
for the funeral services over the late
MAI. Heiberg. who at the time of his
sudden death at the Italian front
three years ago was military attache
at Rome.
Col. c. C. Koerper, U. 8. A.. and Mrs.
| Koerper have gone to Ohio. where
they will make visit to the old home
Of the latter.
Capt. Robert H. Boykin, U. 8. A..
accompanied by Mrs. Boykin, left last
week for station at Fort Rodman.
| Mass.
Mrs Hutcheson. wife Of Gen. Hutch
eson, U. s. A.. after a visit Of some
weeks to relatives in New York. has
returned to Camp Meade. Md.
Lieut.. Taliaferro. Y. s: A., has gone
course in physical training and bayo-
net. Mrs. Taliaferro will remain, dur
ing his absence, at Fort Monroe,
where she has as her guest her moth
Ter. Mrs; Mcca5rick c n, Of Norfolk: ns.o,,n
MED by Mrs. Olney. has gone for sta
ton to Fort Russell, Wyo. Mrs Olney
was Miss Marie Hall of this city. and
her marriage took place early in the
month.
Capt. George NJ Peabody. U. S. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Peabody and
their young daughter. Marjorie. has
gone to Leavenworth for visit to
Mrs. Peabody's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
body will later visit his relatives IN
Boston.
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 daugh-
ter. Dixie, who are at present Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. n.
Bell. at Leavenworth:
Mai. j. A. Burket. U. S. A.. accom-
panied by Mrs. Burket. left last week
for their new station. at Angel isiano'
Calf
Mrs. Alexander r. Skinner, widow OF
Capt Skinner, Y. S. A., has gone 70
San Francisco for visit to her aunt.
Mrs. W: G. Buchanan: Capt, SKI SK,nner
Col Charles Mortimer. U. S. A. ac,
companied by Mrs. Mortimer. returned
to Washington last week from visit
to Panama. -
Mai Gen. John L. Chamberlain. y.
is A.. will leave Washington to sail
for England and France. where ne
| will spend some time on Official puSl-
ness and then return to washington.
Mrs. Clarence Day. wife OF Col: Day. G
month Of June, and then sail for Pana-
ma to Join her husband and spend the
remainder Of the summer with him In
the Canal Zone.
Gen. T. @: Donaldson; U. S. A.. re-
ing from a brief visit to Philadelphia
and New York and rejoined Mrs. Don
aldson at their home in this city.
Col. Wright Smith, U. S. A.. who Is
receiving the congratulations of his
Army friends upon his recent promo
ton. is a Washington man. as his child
hood was spent here in the home OF
his grandfather, the late Brig. Gen.
Wright, u s. A.. whose permanent
home was in this city. Col. Wright
Smith has a fighting record of which
all old friends of his and of his family
may we'll be proud. He won distinc-
ton in various Philippine campaigns.
he participated in forty-seven days of
lighting in the world war. and. wound
ed in action, has been decorated with
the croix de guerre. the distinguished
service order, and, for gallantry under
fire, with a medal OF the Legion of
Honor.