The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
JapanHonors
U. S. Officer
Maj. Scudder Is Awarded
Decoration of Order
OF Rising Sun.

army during the world war. and
who is now practicing his profess
sion In Oakland. Cal, recently re-
ceived from the ONCE of The Adju-
tant General of the army, forward
ed by the government Of Japan, by
whom 1t was awarded. the eccora-
ton OF the Order of the Rising Sun.
The award was made for merito-
rious medical work performed by
MAJ. Scudder while on duty in 81
IBERIA, where he was stationed from
1918 until his return to the United
states in 1919. when he was honor
ably discharged
word has been received OF the
birth of son. who has been named
James Ramsey, to Capt. Hugh A.
Ramsey. U. S. A.. and Mrs. Ramsey
at the Phillips House, .Massachu-
sets General Hospital. Boston. OF
November s. Capt Ramsey is on
duty at Raritan Arsenal. Metuchen,
N. J.
Lieut.. A. p. Pence. u. s. A.. ana
Mrs. Pence announce the birth of
son at Northwest sanitarium. Pull
man, Wash. on November 81. The
boy has been named Archibald Ber-
nard. Lieut.. Pence, who is a grad
uate OF the 1s20-21 Camp Benning
basic class, is on duty as assistan:
P. NJ. s. and T. at the State College
Of Washington. Pullman.
Lieut.. William Carl Gabriel, Air
Service. U. S. A.. and Miss Mona Es-
tey Bryson were married october
%. at Chicago, Ill At home Post
Field. Fort Sill. OKLA
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorn
well McBryde announce the engage
ment of Mrs. McBryde's daughter.
Harriet Eleanor Hardison. to Lieut..
Clarence ]. Kanaga, u. s. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Archer an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Clara Louise. to Capt. Silas
Warren Robertson. Fourth Cavalry,
U. S. A.. November 10. at McAllen,
Tex. They are at home at Fort Nc
Intosh. Tex.
Col. Frederick w. Coleman,
u. S. A.. and Mrs. Coleman are
established for the winter In their
apartment at the Northumberland.
Col. Coleman is a member Of the
present class at the Army War
College.
Lieut.. lOl. w. n. MNSdShcy anu
Mrs. McCasRey have gone to Lam
caster, Pa. After his leave the
| colonel will go to his new station
at Camp Benning. Ga. Their adj
dress for the present will be 534ls
East King street, Lancaster, Pa.
Announcement is made of the
! birth Of a son, who was named
John Maitland, to Capt. Clarence
f. Lauderdale. U. S. A.. and Mrs.
Lauderdale at st. Louis. Mo. or
November 10. The child died on
the following day.
Lieut. Robert Whitfield. u. S. A..
and Mrs. Whitfield have returned
home after passing several days
in New York.
Major Charlie. W. Mason, U. S.A.,
and Mrs. Mason are now located
at 1928 Nineteenth street, the home
| of Brig. Gen. Eben Swift, U. S. A.
which they have leased for one
year. Gen. and Mrs. Swift are now
at 2112 lie Roy place, where they
will be with Major Henry r. Lem
ly. U. S. A. and Mrs. Lemly for a
month prior to sailing for Vienna.
Capt. Fred NJ. Fogle. U. s. A,
! sailed on the United States trans
port Cambria on November IS for
/ a rOunQ 1Tlp 10 fOTlO anu
Panama as transport quartermas-
ter. and for subsequent voyages to
Antwerp. During his absence Mrs.
Fogle will reside at 1884 Q street.
Mrs. NJ. S. Jarvis has Joined Col.
Jarvis, U. S. A.. at San Juan. Porto
Rico. after spending the summer
at her cottage in the Maryland
mountains. Colonel and Mrs. Jar
Wis were guests Of Gov. Reilly. the
new executive of Porto Rico, on
his Official trip around the island.
Major Arnold, air officer, 9th
Corps Area: Lieut.. II. H. Halver-
son. assistant air officer: Capt. l..
H. Smith and Lieut.. E. c. Batten,
of the 91st Squadron (Obs.) and
| Col. Chappelear. assistant adjutant,
9th Corps Area headquarters. few
down to Pasadena to see the 9th
Corps Area football team play the
Pacific Fleet on Armistice Day.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Fogle. wife of Capt.
Fogle. L. S. A.. who is now on the
| transport Cambria en- route TO
| Panama. and who later is to pro-
coed to Antwerp in connection with
the return of troops from the
American forces in Germany. is
visiting her parents here. Mrs.
| Fogle expects to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her sister In
Riverside. Chicago. and before re-
turning to New York will also visit
relatives in Minnesota.
Mrs. John Russell Young has re-
turned to Charleston, s. c., after
| an absence of five months. and has
Joined her son, Maj. Gordon r.
Young, U. S. A.. engineer officer in
charge of that district. Mrs. Young
spent the summer and autumn with
her two elder sons, Capt. Berkeley
Davids. of Northport. Long Island.
N. Y. and Lieut.. Col. Howard G..
Davids. U. S. A. at Greensburg, Pa,
where Col. Davids is detailed as in
structor of the National Guard.
Mai. Young and his mother are now
located at 20 Atlantic street,
Charleston, s. c.
Lieut.. Arnold H. Rich, U. S. A,
Mrs. Rich and small son are to
leave Fort Ontario shortly for Carl
strom Field. Arcadia, Fla. where
Lieut.. Rich is to attend the Air
School.