Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-07
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Army Notes.

Mrs. Langdon have iocateu ioA INC
winter at the Connecticut, Wnere theS
have leased an apartment
Brig. Gen. George K. smith. Y. .. a.
and Mrs. Smith, after spending rev
months in New England and the carry
autumn on Long Island, nave retura .ss
to Washington and reopened for the
winter their apartment at the ST.
Nicholas, on California street.
Lieut. George tSewart Warren. y. >.
A., and Mrs. Warren. whose maffiaee
last spring. are settled in their new
station at Riverside. Calf. wnere tho
former is on duty at March Field.
| Col. William A. Powell. U. s. A. and
Mrs. Powell. accompanied oy tnelr
young daughter Julia. are taking a
late autumn motor trip through Hol-
Hand and Belgium. Col. and Mrs. POW
iell passed the summer in Switzerland.
| Mai. George Fleming Moore. U; 8. A.
ND Mrs Moore. who left Washington
late in September for the west. are
Low established for the winter at
Stockton, Calf.
Mrs. D. H. Scott, widow of Lieut.. Col.
lScott, L. S. A. with her son. Hugh
lLenox Scott. Cd, is in Washington, and
lduring their stay here they are with
lher mother. Mrs. Mcclellan. widow ct
iCol. Mcclellan. L. S. a.. at 1922 H
street northwest.
Maj. Gen. James w. McAndrews. U.
Is. A., has returned to the Washington
barracks from Scranton. Pa. where he
was recently called by the death of
his sister. Miss McAndrew.
Mrs. McAndrew, who has recently
returned from Plattsburg barracks.
had visiting her during her husbands
absence Mrs. John McA. Palmer, wife
of Col. Palmer, U. S. A.
Gen. and Mrs. McAndrew will have
as their guest during the present
month the latters niece, Miss Helen
ICauley of Scranton, Pa
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after a pleasant visit to his relatives.
l Maj. Daniel F. Craig, U. S. A. and
Mrs. Craig, has left Washington for
station at Camp Benning, Ga.
Col w. C. Babcock and Mrs. Bah
cock are comfortably settled for the
winter in their new home. quarters
1-2, building 56-B west end, Washing
ton barracks.
Col. Sanford H. wadhams, U. S. A..
and Mrs. Wadhams have returned to
washington and are settled for the
season in their quarters at the WASH
lington barracks.
Col. and Mrs. wadhams recently re-
turned from spending the summer in
Iarrival in New York by the news Of
the fatal illness of the latter's mother.
to whose bedside Mrs. Wadhams went
Immediately. and remained with her
family until after the death and fu-
neral Of her mother. Before return
made a short stay with her husbands
relatives at Torrington. China.
Col. Preston Brown. .: s. A., and
Mrs. Brown have enjoyed having their
son. Mr.. Dorrance Brown. visiting
them during the summer and early
autumn at the; Washington barracks:
from which post he has now returned
to school at st. Mary's, Newport, r. |.
Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, U. 8: A.
during his recent vis, NJ to CIV mas 1an g.
w. McAndrews, U. S. A., and Mrs. Nc
Andrews, at the Washington barracks.
iGen. Drum has now returned to Fort
iLeavenworth, where he is In command
OF the service schools.
Mrs. Lafayette Campbell, widow OF
Col. Campbell. U. S. A.. has gone to
Fort Porter. Buffalo. n. Y. where she
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Court
land Nixon, wife OF Maj. Nixon. u, 5.
A. Mrs. Campbell spent last winter In
Washington with her daughter and
renewed many old friendships dating
back to the Grant administration.
For many years past Mrs. Campbell
has made her permanent home In Den
yer, Col, where her late husbands
successful ownership of, one Of the
largest copper mines ranked him
among the leading capitalists Of the
state. Early this month she and Mrs.
their cousin, Princess Cantacuzene.
I granddaughter of the late President
liz. s. Grant: Princess Cantacuzene
WIN go to Fort Porter>to make an adj
dress before the Twentieth Century
Club and will be the guest Of honor at
a number of luncheons and dinners.
Col. ]. A. Irons. U. s. A.. retired. and
Mrs. Irons sailed last week for the
Island Of Sicily, where they will spend
the winter and go to Sorrento in the
spring.
Mrs. E. P. Laurson, widow Of Mai.
Laurson, U. s. A.. recently returned to
Washington after a pleasant summer
spent in the north and west and has
eopened for the winter her apartment
at 2139 Wyoming avenue.
Maj. Vernon Roberts. U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Roberts are now on their way
west for station at the Soldiers Home.
Calf, to which place Mai. Roberts
was recently detailed as surgeon.
Maj. n. r. Richards, U. s. A., and
Mrs. Richards have been enjoying a
visit for a month or more past from
the latters mother. Mrs. n. r. Will
Nams, who left the Washington bar
4 racks recently to return to her home
in Kansas City.
u During her stay in Washington Mrs
Williams was the guest of honor at
numerous entertainments by the
service friends of her son-in-law and
daughter.
! Col. Joseph Garrard, U. s. A., accom-
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returned from Hawaii. has gone to
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, where they
will spend the winter with their son.
in-law and daughter, Maj. v. s. Eos.
ter, U. s. A., and Mrs. Foster.
Mai. Heaton. u. s. A., and Mrs. Hea.
ton have gone to Fort Smelling fol
a visit to the latters father. Col. 8. A
Appleton. U. s. A.
Lieut.. Floyd Moore. U. s. "A. has
Ill uAA
Ga. Mrs. Moore. before joining hel
n husband at his new station, will spend
Il the early winter with her mother, al
Portland, Greg.
Col. A. w. Bjornstadt, U. S. A., &C.
= companied by Mrs. Bjornstadt. left
J Washington the last of October fol
their new station at Fort Smelling
MINI. to which post Col. Bjornstadt
has been detailed as commanding of.
ficer.
Lieut.. John F. Lavignino. U. S. A..
and Mrs. Lavignino recently lett foI
California, from where, following a
visit to the formers parents at Pasa-
dena, they sailed Friday Tor station In
the Philippines:
Col Edward l.. King. U. 5. A.. and
Mrs. King, who recently went to New
port for station. have leased cottage
for the season at No. 60 Ayrsult street
Mai. George e. Nelson. U. 8. A., and
Mrs. Nelson have gone for station to
New York.
and Mrs. Snyder, have gone for sta
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