Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

brother. Mai. George B. Hunter. now
stationed here. -,
Maj. Cen. Robert o. Billiard, q. S.sA.,.
who upon his return from overseas
duty was stationed for a time in
Washington. and went from here TO
command the I'd Corps area. at Gov.
ernors Island, is recovering from the
results Of a severe accident to his
eve sustained while playing golf
earlier in the month.
Maj. Henry c. Bierbower. U. s. A..
has sailed for England and during
his stay will make his headquarters
at London.
Mrs. E. v. Macatee. wife of Lieut.:
Macatee. q. s. A., has gone to front
Royal, where she-is visiting her par,
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ford' until
Mrs. E. B. Davidson. widow OF
Lieut.. Col. Fred l. Davidson. U. 5. A,
will spend the winter at GoEernors
Island, where she will be hostess at
the cafeteria at Fort Jay
Col Cowan U. S. A.. accompanied by
their children. has gone to Boston
to Join her husband, who was recent
ly detailed to duty in that city.
Col. and Mrs. Cowan will spend the
they have leased a house at 244
Mai Gen. M. w. ireland, q. 8. A..
is receiving the congratulations OF
his friends here upon the honor just
bestowed Of a silver medal from the
Serbian Red Cross, in recognition OF
his care of and assistance to the
Serbian sick and wounded during the
world war.
Jones, U. S. A., sailed on the De:
cember transport to Join ner nusnan1
Capt. Earl r. Lewis, U. s. A., and
Mrs. Lewis have visiting them at the
washington barracks his mother,
Mrs. NJ. Mum Of Meadvilfe. Pa.
Capt. H. R. Richards. Y. S. A., and
Mrs. Richards recently enjoyed afvieit
their cousin. Mr.. Paul E.. Holden OF
Capt Gimperiing. U. s. A.. and Mrs.
Gimperling have recently come to
Washington for the winter.
Maj Robert Kerr. U. S. A.. has re-
ness trip to Carlisle barracks. Pa.
and while there was the guest OF
Mai. L. c. Garcia, U. s. A., and Mrs.
Garcia and Col. J. L. Bevans. U. s. A..
and Mrs. Bevans.
Capt. Holt. u. s. A.. accompanied by
Mrs. Holt. has gone Tor station to
Carlisle barracks. Pa.
Mrs. Hugh 8. Brown, wife OF Col.
Brown. U. s. A., executive officer at
Camp Meade, came to Washington re-
Gently for a visit to her cousins, Mrs.
Herbert NJ. Brown and the Misses
Brown. at their home on Columbia
road.
Maj. William o. Boss. q. 3. A.. and
Mrs. Boss had a visit last week at
the Washington barracks from Miss
Virginia Sutherland. daughter Of Sem
ator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland Of
West Virginia.
Mrs. WINS Jones, wife Of Maj Jones:
U. s. A.. accompanied by their dAugh-
tiers. sailed last week for Europe, and
upon arrival will join Ma. Jones at
Bern, Switzerland, where he is on
duty as attache to the American 1e-
cation.
Lieut.. Col r. r. Wood, U. q. A, ac-
oompanied by Mira Wood and Miss
Wood. sailed last week for station at
Panama, where he was recently de-
tailed to duty with the 4zd Infantry.
Capt. C. H Bandholtz, u. s. A. ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Bandholtz and
their young daughter Jean. left last
Capt. Bandholtz for two years has
been with his family, stationed At the
Aberdeen proving ground. Nd. and
frequent visitor to
Capt. Ford, u. S. A., accompanied by
for q visit to relatives. after which
they will return to their quarters At
the Aberdeen proving ground.
Lieut.. Jacobs. U. s. A., who has
spent two months in Washington on
recruiting duty. left last week to re-
turn to his post at Fort Ethan Allen.
Vt. y
! MAJ. Paul Crank. q. 8. A.. last week.
upon receiving his honorable dis,
charge from tho Army, left for Flor
ida. where he has large ranch
Maj. Gen. Charles p. Summerall. u.
g. A. has returned to station at Camp
Dix. N. J.. after fortnight stay in
Washington. having come here on
duty as member OF an examining
board.
Gen. Clarence R Edwards, U. 8. A.,
was recently granted a three-month
leave. and has gone to Boston, where
he expects to remain for that time at
his old home. Gen. Edwards present
leave is the longest he has had for
thirty years.
Mrs. James B. Austin. widow of Capt
Austin. U. s. A., has gone to Utah for
q visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lake City. Capt. Austin was killed in
action in the Argonne.
Lieut.. John F. Lavasnino, U. 8. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Iavagnino, has
sailed for station in the Philippines.
uIS- 1cOFsc van 6tu0OlIOf0, WHO
Of Lieut.. Van Studdiford. u. s. A.,
has gone to Camp Travis. Tex, to
join her husband. who is now sta
toned at that post.
Col. Andrew Moses. q. g. A.. and
Mrs. Moses have returned to WASH
ington and are installed for the sea-
son in an apartment at the Westmin-
ster. They were stationed in this
city several years ago.
Col. John H. Carroll. u. S. A., accom-
panied by Mrs. Carroll. has left the
city for a visit to ST. Louis, where
they are tho guests OF Mrs. Charles
L. Scullin.
Lieut.. Col. Theodore A. Baldwin.
O. g. A.. has gone to Arcadia, Calf,
where he was recently detailed to
duty as q member Of a board to con-
slider the question Of q proper course
Of instruction for balloon observers.
Mrs Baldwin, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Katherine Judge, after
closing theff home in this city, left
recently for the west. and on their
way to Join Col. Baldwin In southern
California STONED for a visit TO their
old home at Salt Lake City. Utah.