The Washington herald., 1921-11-06

2712 Ontario road, Capt. and Mrs.
n. M. Morrow. Of Columbus obio.
Mrs. Morrow has recently ioinsd
Col. Morrow here after a series of
visits In Maine and New York.
Maj Gen. William M. Black, u. 8.
A., ana Mrs. Black have left wash
lngton- Tor California, en- route TO
emma Gen. Black is a member of
the consulting engineers who have
oeen sent TO China by the War De-
partment.
Mrs. c. w. Exton, wife Of COL
Exton. U. s. A, has returned to her
apartment on Columbia road after
spending the summer with her sis
ter, Miss Josephine Mcclellan, at
Lenox, Mass.
ENTERTAIN FOR
COL. AND MRS. HICKOK.
Col. H r. Hickok, Fourth cav,
and Mrs. Hickok were the guests
of honor OF 200 officers and ladies
at Fort Brown, Texas, October Is,
at farewell dinner and dance, the
colonel having been ordered to san
Antonio, Texas. for station. Capt
Kennedy presided at the dinner,
which was enlivened by music OF
the Fourth Cavalry band.
MAJ Gen. George C. Richards,
chief Of the Militia Bureau, u. s. A.,
Mrs. Richards. their daughter, Mrs.
Howe, and granddaughter, who
have been visiting Gen. and Mrs.
Richards for some time in Wash
ington, intend motoring to OIL City,
Pa, their old home, on October 20.
Mrs. Richards probably will re-
main with her daughter, whose
home Is In Oil City, for the greater
part Of the winter. Gen. Richards,
however, will make only a short
stay before returning TO Washing
ton.
Col John conklin, U. s. A., who
for four years was p. M. s. and T.
at Staunton Military Academy. Va,
has been transferred to Cleveland,
Ohio. where he occupies the same
post in the Cleveland High School
He succeeds Lieut.. Col. E. Z. Fuller.
U. s. A. Col Conklin was succeed
ed at Staunton Military Academy
by Maj. Alexander NJ. Patch, jr.. U.
S. A., who was second in command
! to Col Conklin.
Mrs Floyd Moore, wife Of Capt.
Moore, U. s. A., gave a bridge
luncheon at her home at 293 Pea
body avenue, Columbus, Ohio. last
week. Mrs Evans won the first
prize. The players were Mines. May
nard, Parish, Evans. Hardy, Jones,
Macdonald. Orle and the hostess.
Lieut.. Leland o. W. Moore, u. 8.
A., and Mrs. Moore entertained re-
Gently with bridge and dancing in
the Officers' Club, Rockwell Field.
Cal. in honor OF their sister, Miss
Nevada Ford. The guests were Maj.
l. s. Hughes, u. s. A., and Mrs.
Hughes, of Fort Rosecrans; Capt.
William NJ. Randolph, U. 8. A, and
Mrs. Randolph, of Rockwell Field:
Lieut.. william z. Tarbutton, u. s.
N. and Mrs. Tarbutton; Mrs. George
K. Weber, wife OF Lieut.. Weber. u.
8. n, and her sister, Miss Anne Red
man, Of Annapolis: Lieut. Reynolds,
U. g. N; Ensign P. z. Pendleton, U.
s. N, and Mrs Hugh Matheson. of
Coronado.
COL. JOHN A. HULL
Is ACTING J. A. G.
Col. John A. Hull, ]. A. G., q. 8.
A, has been relieved from assign
ment with the War Department
Claims Board, and becomes acting
Judge Advocate General, because or
the absence Of Mai. Gen. e. H. Crow
der, J. A G., in Cuba, and he relieves
Edward A. Kreger, who has been
acting in that capacity.
Brig. Gen. Robert K. Evans, q. 8.
A, and Mrs. Evans, who have been
travelling in Europe for several
months, arrived at New York from
France October Is. while in Coblenz,
Germany, Gen. and Mrs. Evans were
the guests Of Maj. Gen. Henry T.
Allen, U. s. A, commanding the A.
F. in G., and Mrs. Allen. They re-
turned to Washington q few days
ago.
Maj. W. C. Koenig, U. s A., and
Mrs. Koenig entertained at dinner
September %, at Antwerp, Belgium.
where Maj. Koenig is on duty, for
Maj. John W. Downer, Capts. Henry
T.. Allen, jr., and Charles G. Hutch
inson. Mrs. Habersham, Mrs. john
son and Miss Anne Tompkins. On
September 27 Maj. and Mrs. Koenig
gave a bridge party, at which Can't,
Clinton I. Mcclure, U. g. A.: me
American Consul and Mrs. G. Mes
sersmith, Capt. and Mrs. Graham,
Messrs. and Mines. Pearce, Silver.
Gratama, Mahool, Durston, Mrs. De
Chaira, Mrs Habersham, Miss Anne
Lumpkin, Mr.. Peterson and Mr,-Hil-
lard were present.
LIEUT.. COL. CRAIG
ON RESEARCH COUNCIL.
Lieut.. Col. Charles F. Craig, NJ. C..
U. s. A. on duty at the Army Medi-
cal School as professor of bacteri-
ology, parasitology and preventive
medicine, and director of laborato-
ries, has been appointed a member
| of the National Research Council. TO
serve as a member of the division
of medical sciences.
Maj. M. p. Andruss, c. A., u a A
Mrs. Andruss and their daurhter'
Ethel, have arrived in Portland
Greg, and are stopping at the
Campbell Hotel. Maj. Andruss il on
duty in connection with the NINETY
sixth division, Organized Reserves.
Mrs. Allan r. Williams, widow of
Lieut. Col. Allan. r. williams. Thir-
ty-eighth Infantry, who with her
two children, Margaret and Phnip,
has been spending the summer In
Vermont, is now at Cape Girardeau.
Mo-, making her home.
Capt. c. w. Walton, C. w. g TT
s. A., and Mrs. walton recentIv
moved from Edgewood Arsenal. Ma.
to Washington. d. c., and are resid,
ing at 1898 L street northwest Can't
Walton 10 on duty in thss off,c. ~
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