The Washington herald., 1921-02-20
.Haly-Bound
Honeymoon
Airn,an and His Bride
Sail on Transport
Cdntigny.

Va, and Miss Maria Marrow Black
iston, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
c. Blackiston, of a. West Seventy
seventh street, New York City, were
married February 4, at the home of
the brides parents, the Rev. DR..
Siegel officiating. Capt. and Mrs.
Reed sailed February for Antwerp
on the U, s. army transport Can
tigny en- route to Italy, where Capt.
Reed will assist taking over the
dirigible Roma, recently purchased
by the government.
Secretary Daniels has awarded
the Navy Distinguished Service
Medal to MAJ. Gen. James G. Har-
bord, U. S. A. for distinguished
service in command of the marine
brigade at the Bois de BelleSu and
Bouresches, near chsteau-ThIerry,
and for cooperation with the navy
while in command Of the service OF
supply in the American Expedition
airy Forces in France. Gen. Hsr-
bord Is now with the Second Divi-
sion at Camp Travis, Texas.
A son, William Parker Cowgirl.
was born to the wife Of Mai. Allen
w wi 20 Va ANhE ~
S. A, at the Lettermsn General Hos
pitsl, San Francisco, January 80.
Lieut.. Col. Charles G. Farmer. U.
S. A.. and Mrs. Farmer announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Blanche Dunlap Nolan, to Lieut..
Donald Carson Hardin, Forty-fourth
U. 8. Infantry, at Schoheld Bar
racks. H. T. The prospective bride
Is the daughter of tn, late Lieut..
James Il. Nolan, Fourth U. s. Cav
airy. and granddaughter OF the late
Comdr. James B. Kimball. U. s. N
Lieut.. Hardin. the fourth genera
tion in the service. graduated from
West Poi9t IN November, 1918. class
OF 1921, and is the son OF Maj and
Mrs. Charles B. Hardin, retired, 1915
Madison street. Denver, Colo. Miss
Nolan is with her parents at the
Valencia apartments, Miami, Fla,
for the season and later will visit
her sister, Mrs. Donovan, wife OF
Maj. J. G. Donovan, y. s. A., who
is on the general stan in this city
No date will be Sc; for the we'd
ding until tn. returr OF Ensign
James Z. Nolan. who Is with the
Atlantic fleet, at present in tactic
waters.
Maj. Edward L. Napier, Medical
Corps, having completed the required
tests, has been rated as sIrpIane
pilot, to date from January "a, 1921
Maj. Napier is the only pursuit pilot
in the Medical Corps, and had pri-
mary training at Carlst7om Field.
Fla. June to October, 1920, and ad-
yanced pursuit training at Kelly
Field, Texas, October 10 December.
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Since the death OF her father.
early in January. Mrs. Lyons. widow
OF Col. Leroy S. Lyon, u. s. A. has
oeen in Florida. For some weeks
her address will be Ormond, Fla.
Maj. Thomas A. Clark, U. g., A.
Mrs. Clark and son, Erskine have
taken an apartment at No. l Colo
NAL road. Brighton, Mass. Mai
clark is on duty at watertown Ar
senal.
Lieut.. Col William n. Haskell T.
s. A, has lately purchased the resi-
dence at 1921 Sixteenth street
northwest
A daughter. Alison StilveI. was
born to Maj. J. w. Stilwell. U. S, A.
and Mrs. Stilwell in Peking, China
on February 5. 1921.
A daughter, Jeanette vesey. was
born to the wife Of Lieut.. Robert II,
Fesey. Inf. U. s. A, at Camp Pike.
Ark. on January 2s. 1921.
Mai James s. Greene. L. S. A.
and Mrs Greene announce the birth
OF daughter, Barbara Delaneld
Greene, at Ft. Ethan Allen, Vt.
| February 6, 1921.
Col Louis NJ. huffman. L. A
and Mrs. huffman are now living at
the Menger Hotel, San Antonio.
Texas. Col. huffman has been
transferred from Benning Infantry
School where he was director OF
military art, to Camp Travis, where
he is chief OF stan OF the Second
division.
Capt. John f. Copeland U S. A.,
and Mrs. Copeland. who have been