The Washington herald., 1921-01-23

sailed for Norway in the interest
of the company. A radio was re-
ceiYed from him on Christmas eve
ming Offering Christmas greetings
to the family assembled at the
Flushing, n. Y, home, and a cable
! was received from him on Decem-
Der 2S, announcing his safe Arri-
val. His address is as follows:
Care OF A. s. Mercater, 20 Raad-
husgaten. Christiania, Norway.
MAJ Charles NJ Busbee, U. s. A.
and his mother and young son,
Charles NJ. Busbee. jr., who have
just returned from Germany, where
Col. Busbee was with the American
forces, have been stopping at Ho-
tel Astor, New York City. before
going to Fort Sill. Okla. where Col.
Busbee has been ordered for duty.
The birth OF a daughter to the
wife of Capt. Gerald Z. Brewer, u.
S. A, at Brooklyn. n. Y, on De-
cember Is. 1920, is announced in
the Langley Field Times OF January
g. Capt Brewer is on air service
duty at that feld. The Times adds
that Mrs. and Miss Brewer are eX-
pected to arrive at Langley Field
about the end OF January.
Mrs. William NJ. Wright. wife Of
Maj. Gen. Wright, L. S. A, has
Letter. Gen. Wright will join them
there later.
Lieut.. Col. Charles c. Winnia, re-
tired, and Mrs. Winnia are regis
tered at the Hotel Metropole, Nice,
France. having arrived from Paris
on November 80 after three months
Of travel through England, Belgium,
the occupied areas Of Germany and
France. They will remain on the
Riviera until late in January, when
they expect to continue their travel
through Italy and Switzerland, re-
turning to the United States in the
spring. Their mail is being for
warded to them through the mill
tary attaChe, American Embassy,
Paris.
Mrs. A. W Brewster. wife OF Brig.
Gen. Brewster, L. S. A, is conva-
lescing from her recent illness at
her home in Washington.
Col. o. L. Helm, L. s. A. and Mrs.
Helm have closed their Twenty-sec-
ond street residence in Washington
and will spend the winter in Au-
gusts, Ga.
Lieut. Charles F. FrizzelI. jr.. L.
Drexel apartments in Overlook
Pa. He has recently resigned his
position as superintendent of agents
of the Royal Indemnity Company
Of New York. and is now connected
with the firm of Hare and Chase,
Inc, Of Philadelphia.
Liet. Col. William Z. Hunt, I. G.
Dept, L. S. A, and Mrs. Hunt have
moved from 12O Quincy street,
Chevy Chase, Nd. to Virginia,
where they have purchased a very
attractive country home near Liv-
ingstone Heightt on the Mount Oil
vet road. Mail address is Route l,
Falls Church, Va.
Col. Stephen L. H. Slocum. [. S.
A, and Mrs Slocum left Washington
on January for Charleston, 5 c.,
where they will board their yacht
for a cruise in southern waters, re-
tuning to Washington in the
spr4ng
Mai. Oscar D. Wood, Q. NJ. c.,
L. :. A, who was discharged rom
u 10 y
serving three and a half years. has
secured. through civil service exam
nation, a position as attorney-eX-
Lminer in the finance bureau Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
and is now located in the Interstate
| Commerce Commission building in
Washington, d. c. Maj. Weed had
over five years previous service in
the United States army, including
service in the Spanish American
war, the Philippine insurrection
and as an officer of the Coast Ar
tillery of the regular army. from
which he resigned in November,
1908. He has recently been ap-
pointed major in the Quartermas-
ter officers Reserve Corps. He and
his family will live in Washington.
Mrs. William Alexis Thompson, of
Washington. d. C, has announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Linda Bernardette, to Lieut.. Marcus
Ellis Jones. United States Cavalry.
Miss Thompson is the daughter of
the late Col. William A. Thompson,
L. S. A, and the granddau ghter OF
the late Surgeon General John
Moore, L. S. A.
Mai. George Frederic Hinton, Inf
r. c., who served overseas with the
369th United States Infantry, has
been decorated by the French gov
ernment with the grade of Oficier
d'ACademie.
Mrs. Prentiss P. Bassett, wife of
Comdr. Bassett, U. s. n. left Wash
ington on January with her young
daughter, Arabella, for St. Louis,
Mo, where she will make a visit
of two months.
Col. F. M. Marshall, United States
Cavalry. was a recent visitor at
Fort Ethan Allen. VT. He returned
to Washington January II.
Col Herbert ]. Slocum, u. S. A.
and Mrs. Slocum have recently pur-
chased the residence at 2l3l r