Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

U. S. A, and Miss Love spent last
week at Governors Island as the
guests of Mrs. John McA. Palmer.
Mrs. Love and daughters will shortly
return to Washington to Join Col.
Love. who is on duty at the War
college.
Mrs. Frederick T. Dickman, widow
of Maj Dickman, U. S. A. spent last
week at West Point visiting Army
friends.
Mrs. John W; Butts, widow of Maj:
Butts, U. S. A, was the guest of
friends at West Point last week.
William Flournoy Rivers. son of
Col. w c. Rivers. u. S. A. and Mrs
Rivers. who spent the summer with
his parents at the commandments
house, Fort Myer, left the city a fort
night ago for Boston, where he will
enter the Institute of Technology.
Miss Anne Randolph. daughter OF
the late Brig. Gen. Wallace Randolph
U. S. A, is settled for the winter in
her home, 1929 Hillyer place. after
spending the past summer at New
! port, r. I.
Mrs E. P Lawson, widow of Col
Lawson. u, S. A. accompanied by heI
| young daughter, Betty, returned re-
/ Gently to this city, after spending the
summer at Lake Harbor. Mich, as the
guest of Capt. Beals. u. S. A.. ano
| Mrs. Beals, who have now closed their
| to Chicago.
| Col. T. B. Kennedy. U. s.. A. re.
| Gently detailed to duty in Chicago
was Joined there last week by Mrs
| Kennedy.
! Capt. w H. Clark. U. s. A. retired
| accompanied by Mrs. Clark. has gone
! to Juneau, Alaska, where they will be
until after the Christmas holidays or
a visit to the latters parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. J. B. Caro-.
| Mrs. Perry c. Raglan, wife of Maj
Raglan, U. S. A, with their son, Perry
Raglan, jr.. after spepding the sum
mer at Staunton, Va, has gone to
New York. Thence they will go this
week to join Maj. Raglan at his new
! station, Camp Dix, n. ].
Col. Roderick L. Carmichael, U. S. A.
and Mrs. Carmichael are established
for the winter in their new home, at
2511 Cliffbourne place. where they
! have been joined by their daughter
Miss Jane Carmichael who recently
visited in the Carolinas.
| Maj. T. w. Hammond. U. S. A. and
Mrs. Hammond, who make their home
| at the Wardman Park Hotel, left the
| city recently accompanied by their
! two sons, Chester and Tom. for West
! Point, where they will remain until
! the ArmyNavy foot ball game. Maj
| Hammond and family made the trip
| to West Point by motor and We're ac-
| companied by Maj. Clark Lynn, U. S
A., and Mrs. Lynn.
Mrs. G. B. Gorham. widow of Capt
Gorham. U. S. A, with her young son
George Burton Gorham, is making
her home in New Haven. Conn.
Lieut.. Col. William P. kits, U. S
A., and Mrs. Kits are established for
the season at haywood. N. ].
| Mrs. Robert NJ. Thornburg. widow of
Col. Thornburg, U. S. A. left the city
last week to spend the winter with
/ her son. Lieut.. Thomas T. Thorn
burgh, L. S. A, at Fort Sam Houston
Tex, where he is on duty with the
Lieut.. Col. w. P. Coleman. U. S. A.,
! left Washington last week for a
short visit to his family. at Camp
Pike. Ark, prior to going for station
to Camp Benning, where he will be
! joined by his family later on.
Col. Jerome Pillow. L. S. A, ac-
companied by Mrs. Pillow, has gone
for station to Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
| Capt A. NJ. Cassidy, U. S. A, accom-
panied by Mrs. Cassidy and their