Evening star., 1920-07-11
Army Notes.
Continued from Seventh Page.)

| Canal Zone Miss Ciover,&at the con-
clusion of her visit, VIII return to
this coutry and go to her old home
| at Birmingham, Ala. for the re-
| mainder of the summer.
/ Maj. Clarence NJ. Foss. U. S. A. who
for the last twelve months has beer
/ here in charge of the military person
mel section of the administration divi-
sion of the ordnance depot, has re-
signed from the service and gone tc
| leaving here Maj. F'oss was
the guest of honor at dinner an6
made the recipient of a handsome
present from the officers and civilian
personnel of his department. He will
| go in the autumn to Metuchen, N. j.
| to make his permanent home.
I Mrs. Willis Uline, wife of Col Uline
| U. S. A, accompanied by their three
daughters, has gone to Camp Custer
Mich. to join her husband. detailed
to duty at that post with the 10th In
fantry. Mrs. Uline and Miss Lou
Uline spent portion of the winter in
Washington.
Mrs. John Briggs Day. wife of Capt.
Day, L. S. A. who recently arrived
from the Canal Zone, has gone to San
Diego, Calf, for a visit to her par
ents.
Maj. E. E. Booth. U. S. A., accom-
panied by Mrs. Booth. will shortly re-
turn from Paris, the former to pro-
ceed for station to Fort Leavenworth,
and the latter to come here for a visit
to their daughter, Mrs. Pearl L.
Thomas. Maj. Booth has been on duty
with the allied high commission to
Armenia since the headquarters of the
American forces in France were
closed early in the new year. Mrs.
Booth expects to arrive in Washing
ton the latter part of the present
month.
Col Francis R. Wilby. U. S. A., and
Mrs. Wilby have leased an apartment
at 1870 Wyoming avenue. Mrs. Wildly
with their son have gone to Flushing.
L. l.. to spend July with her mother.
Mrs. William C. Langfitt. Col. Wilby
will join them early in August and
go with them to Vineyard Haven.
Mass, to spend his leave.
Mrs. John J. Ryan, wife of Col. Ryan,
U. S. A, accompanied by their daugh-
ter Miss Charlse Ryan, have gone to
Waco, Tex, to join her husband, sta
toned there.
Mai Gen. John Mcclellan. U. s. A,
retired accompanied by Mrs. McClel-
Ian and their son, John Mcclellan, 5r.,
have sailed for a two-month visit In
the Hawaiian Islands.
Capt. Van Rensselaer, Vestal, U. s.
A, retired. and Mrs. Vestal attended
the republican convention at Chicago
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
n. F. Greavenor there.
Mrs Walter D. Smith. wife of Maj.
Smith, U. S. A, has gone to Annap-
oils for the summer and will make
Capt. Ernest ]. King, U. S. N.
Mrs Clarence H. Connor, wife or
Col. Connor, U. S. A., accompanied by
their three children. left Washington
last week to spend several monIns
at their summer home. at Pocono. "a.
Phillips, U. S. A. with their two
elder sons, has gone to New Orleans
for a visit to relatives, after which
she will join her husband at Fort
Riley, Kans.. to which post ne mas
been detailed.
with Mrs. Manchester and thelr son
Mac. have gone to Lake st. Catherine,
wells. VT, to spend his leave.
Mrs. Thorpe, wife of Capt. Thorpe,
II. s. A., retired, spent last week at
west Point where she was the guest
Morrison Capt. and Mrs. Thorpe Will
spend the summer at Stamford. Conn.
Mrs. Householder. wife or Col.
Y. S. A.. has come mere
from West Point for visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Garrison.
Col. Henry Q. S; Heistand; U. ;; So A.,
retired, and Mrs. Heistand. here since
the formers retirement. left early last
week for Governors Island. where
they were guests of Col. Samuel w.
Miller, U. s. A.. and Mrs. Miller. Col.
and Mrs Heistand went to attend the
marriage of their niece. Miss Janet
kobe, of Washington, who spent the
winter with them. to Capt. Carl B..
Soaring, U. S. A. June 80 at Cover,
nors Island. Col. and Mrs. Heistand
will spend the summer at their coun-
try place near Washington.
Brigadier General William S. Scott.
U. S. A, and Mrs. Scott have decided
to make their permanent home at San
Antonio, Tex. where they have pur-
chased a home and will take up their
residence in September.
Capt. ]. H. Pirie, U. s. A., and Mrs.
Pirie enjoyed a visit last week at
their quarters at Fort Monroe from
Chaplain Buckley, U. S. NJ. and his
niece, Miss Caroline Buckley of WASH
Mrs. ]. F. Morrison. wife of Gen.
Morrison. U. S. A, has been visiting
her nephew and niece, Capt; @ L;
their quarters, Fort Monroe.
Col. H. c. Barnes. U. S. A. after
spending his leave at Asheville, N. c.,
has gone to Camp Meade, Nd. to
serve on an examining board.
Mrs. Augustus Norton, wife Of Capt.
Norton, U. S. A. after an enjoyable
ten days visit here. returned last
week to Fort Monroe.
Col. Eugene Reybold, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Reybold have visiting them at
Fort Monroe the latter's mother, Mrs.
Robert NJ Moore of Washington. Capt
and Mrs. Reybold also have as guests
the latter's brother. George H. Moore
of Havana Cuba, accompanied by his
two young daughters.
Capt. Edward J. Cullen, U. S. A., and
Mrs Cullen, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward j. Cullen Of Brooklyn
N. Y, who motored to Washington
from Fort Monroe to visit here. have
returned to Fort Monroe.
Col Leroy Eltinge, U. S. A, anG
Mrs. Eltinge, formerly stationed here
entertained as guest Count Bonde
Of the Swedish legation, during his
recent stay at Fort Leavenworth
Kan.
Maj. Robert H Young. U. S. A.. &C.
companied by Mrs. Young, sailed
Thursday for Europe, where he goes
on special mission through Eng.
land. France and Belgium.
| Mrs. Rene E. Fraile. wife of Lieut.
| Col Fraile, U. S. A, accompanied BY
their daughters, Misses Mary and Pa.
tricia. arrived last week from CamI
Zachary Taylor, KY, and have re.
| opened their apartment on r street
Col. Fraile will join them later il
the month.
| Mrs. Clarence R. Day. wife of Maj
Day, U. S. A. will leave their chill.
dren with their grandmother at Hay
market. Va, when she sails the mid
die of the month to join her husband
at Panama.
Mrs. Craigie, widow Of Gen. Craigie
U. S. A., left Washington last weel
for Louisville, KY, where she ha.
gone to be present at the marriag,
Of her grandson, Maj. Craigie Kray
enbruhl U. S. A. to Miss Marion o.
Louisville.
| NAVY and Marine CORDS Notes.