Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-16

OF CONSTITUTION ulNlSioH, Qusai Iei iioo-
ter generals office.
Mrs George ID. ArrowSmith, wife of
Col .Arrowsmith. U. S. A, came to
Washington recently to be with her
mother, Mrs. D. ]. Craigie. widow of
Gen Craigie, L. S. A, who, following
a severe illness, is now convalescent
at her apartment. at the Rochambeau.
Col Wallace Nj. Craigie, L. s. A, also
came to Washington to be with his
mother during her illness.
Mrs Everett Newton Bowman. wife
of Mai. Bowman. U. S. A. is at the
Service Club in this city while their
young son, John Claude Bowman, who
recently sustained a badly fractured
leg when his horse fell and threw
him, is a patient at Walter Reed
Hospital.
Cbl. Cole. L. S. A, and Mrs. Cole
were Joined at Camp Eustis. Va, for
thet Christmas holidays by their son,
Mr.tHubert Cole, who has returned to
schpol in WASHINGTON.
dol. Holt, U. S. A. and Mrs. Holt
recently enjoyed Wis at West Point
from Miss Mary Stuart, who has re-
turAed to her home. in Washington
Chaplain Smith. U. S. A, and Mrs.
Smith had as visitor at Governo..-
Island Miss Adele Powell. who has
returned to her home. in Washington.
Lieut.. Russell Throckmorton, U. S. A,
and Mrs. Throckmorton have gone to
mother. Mrs. Jane Bullene.
lieut. Russell. L. S. A, accompanied
by /: Mrs Russell and their young
family. has gone for station to Fort
Col. Preston Brown, U. S. A, and
Mr}. Brown had as a recent guest
their son. Mr.. Dorrance Brown. at
their quarters at the Washington
barracks. Mr.. Brown has now re-
turned to school at Newport, r. I.
Davis l. 4 has
turned to Washington after an en-
5oyable visit to Fort Monroe. where he
was the guest OF Maj. Peek. L. S. A,
and Mrs. Peek.
Cpl. Campbell King. U. S. A.. and
Mrs.. King have visiting them at the
washington barracks the r parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. King who have
arrived from South Carolina.
3pt. Hayden. U. S. A, accompanied
by Mrs. Hayden and their young
daughter. went to New FORK to spend
the, Chri stmas holidays.
Lieut. j. P. Jervey. jr., U. S. A. has
returned to Camp Meade after spend
ing. the hol days with his parents at
Portsmouth, Va.
Cpl. Cashier. U. S. A.. has returned
to this city. where he is on general
star duty. after an enjoyable hunting
trip at Camp Eustis, where he Joined
several friends.
Capt Joseph NJ Swing, U. S. A., and
Mrs Swing. who have been stationed
for isome time at Fort Myer, are max
ing their adieux to Army friends. as
they are so soon to leave the city and
sail for the formers new station, at
Honolulu
Maj. Charles p. George, U. s. A., and
Mrs. George. who since coming to Wash
ington have occupied an apartment at
the Farnsworth. will go this week to
Fort Myer. to which post the former
was recently detailed to duty in the
n1on - NJ
goes to the Hawaiian Islands, with sta
ton at Schofield barracks
Maj. Daniel F. CraigsU S. A, and
Mrs. Craig have the latters sister. Mrs.
c. J. Wilder visiting them at the Wash
Maj. Gen. Coe. chief of Coast Artil-
lery. U. s. A. has returned from a short
visit to Fort Monroe
Maj. MCGEE. U. S. A. has come to
Washington from Fort Oglethorpe. Ga,
to spend part of his three months leave,
which will include visits to New York
and South Dakota,
Capt N. Y. Du Hamel. 5th Engineers.
y. S. A. has returned to station at
Camp Meade, Md. after spending the
Christmas holidays with friends in
Washington.
Brig. Gen. George B. Duncan. U. s. A..
went to Spokane, Wash, for the Christ
mas holidays. which he spent with
friends.
Capt Samuel D. sturgis. jr.. U. S. A..
went to Camp Sherman. Ohio, to visit
Brig. Gen. Sturgis. U. S. A.. and Mrs.
Lieut. Col. H. L. Gilchrist. U. S. A.
will spend the winter in Washington,
having recently been detailed to duty
here as chief of the chemical war
fare service.
Col. Carter, U. s. A., accompanied
by Mrs. Carter and Miss Betty Carter
has returned to the city after visit
to West Point.
Maj. James G. Steese. U. S. A.. has
-ome to Washington for temporary
duty in the Office of chief of engi-
neera, and during his stay here is
living at the Army and Navy Club.
Maj. Steese has been honored with
The silver medal for bravery in Monte
negro and with the croix de guerre.
Since his return to this country he
has been made president of the
ALASKA road commission. and his pres
ence In the city at this time is mainly
for the purpose of giving valuable
details in connection with his work
before the congressional committee
having it under consideration
Miss Grace Arrowsmith. daughter
Of Col Arrowsmith. L. S A., and Mrs.
Arrowsmith. is enjoying visit at
West Point from Miss Beverly Smith
and Miss Frances Estes of Washing
ton.
Col. E. D. Peek L. S. A., and Mrs
Peek have with them for the season
the latters niece. Miss Florence Burr.
who has arrived from Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan.
Col. Richmond P. Davis. Q. s. A.
and Mrs. Davis who have been sta
toned in the PHILIPPINES since leav-'
ing Washington. will return. to this
country in March and go at once for
station to Fort Monroe, where Col
Davis has been detailed to command
the coast artillery training center.
Col John Marvin Wright. U. S. A.
accompanied by Mrs. Wright. after
spending the holidays here with the lat
tiers mother, Mrs. Julius MacMurray.
has returned to station at Philadelphia
Col Robert Todd Oliver. L. S: A.. and
Mrs. Oliver enjoyed a recent visit from
his friend. Cadet W. w. White. who ac-
companied him to Washington. Both
cadets have returned to the Military
Academy.
Lieut. Col John H Read. jr, Q. S. A,
accompanied by Mrs. Read, has gone to
his new station at Savannah. Ga. to
which post he was recently assigned to
command of the proving ground.
Capt. n. D. Gotta, L. ). A., accom-
panied by Mrs. Gotta, has gone for sta
ton to Baltimore. where they have To-
Gated for the season at 2400 Eutaw
place Before joining her husband at
Baltimore. Mrs. Gotta spent a few weeks
In New York. visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Alexandria
Maj. Edwin O'Connor, L. S. A. and
Mrs O'Conpor. with their young son
Edwin have gone for station to New