The Washington herald., 1921-09-04

Mai Gen. David c. Shanks, U. g.
A., and Mrs. Shanks give a re-
| ception and dance to the officers and
ladies of Camp Dix, n. j.. at the
camp gymnasium on August 80.
MISS EULALIE BURGoYNE
WEEDS LIEUT.. ALLISON.
Lieut.. Philip w. Allison, Eighth
Field Artillery. U. s. A.. son of the
late Brig. Gen. James N. Allison. U.
$. A. and Miss Eulalie Burgoyne, a
daughter Of Mrs. Percy Burgoyne,
of Plainfield. n. j., were married in
the military chapel on Governors Is
land, N. Y, August 20. The cere-
mony was performed by sChaplsin
Edward Banks Smith. The brides
only attendant was Miss Miriam
Leslie Campbell. Stanton willetts
Allison was his brothers best man.
and the ushers were Walter p.
Jones and Richard II. Andrews,
classmates of the bridegroom
Mrs. Albert Edgar Phillips. wife
Of Col. Albert E. Phillips, United
| States Calvary, is spending a fort
night at Camp Knox, KY. the guest
| of Mai. r. w. Barker. Field Artil-
lery, U. S. A, and Mrs. Barker.
Col. Charles H. Danforth. Air
| Service, u. S. A, who recently ar
rived at Hampton. Va. to command
Langley Field, and Mrs. Danforth
were guests of honor Of the officers
of the field at an enjoyable dinner
| at the Officers Club recently. Ad-
dresses of welcome for the new COM
manding officer and his wife were
| made by Gen. Mitchell and Maj.
Sherman. Col. Danforth responded
to the address of welcome.
Col. Charles Elliot Warren, o. r.
c., who served as chief-of-staf,
small arms division. Ordnance De-
partment, U. S. A. governor Of the
War Credits Board and staff sec
retary of war, and who received
the Conspicuous Service Cross
through Maj. Gen. Organ. Twenty
seventh Division. has just been
decorated by the French govern
ment, having received at the hands
of the Consulat of France at New
York the diploma and THE Medaille
de la Reconnaissance" Col. War
rem was the treasurer of the Duryea
war Tcllcl anu lHc
dollar fund during the period both
before and after the war, and was
intimately associated with the
French High Commission during
the war.
Lieut.. Thomas Upton Thornburgh,
Sixteenth Cavalry, U. S. A, sta
toned at Fort Sam Houston, and
ried August Is, 1921, in the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. C. G..
Wood, San Antonio, Texas, Chap
lain Vaughan, of Fort Sam Houston,
performing the ceremony. Lieut..
Thornburgh was graduated from
West Point in 1918 in the class OF
1920, and is the son of the late Col.
Robert NJ. Thornburgh, Medical
Corps, U. S. A. Lieut.. and Mrs
Thornburgh will be at home at Fort
Riley after September IL, where
Lieut.. Thornburgh has been ordered
to take the course at the Cavalry
School.
Mrs. Harold w. James and daugh-
ter, Dorothy. accompanied by Mrs.
Martin Wagner. Mrs. James mother,
have left Washington. and Joined
Maj. James, U. s. A, at Chillicothe, Q,
Ohio, where he is stationed with
the Nineteenth Infantry, at Camp
Sherman.
Maj. George E. Lowell, jr., u. s. A.,
Mrs. Lowell and daughter. Marilyn.
are residing at S27 Five Oaks ave-
nue., Dayton, Ohio. Maj. Lowell will
take a course of instruction at the
Air Service Engineering School at
McCook Field during the coming
year.
Maj. Gen. Andre Brewster, U. s. A.,
is spending a short time in his
home. 1904 Massachusetts, avenue,
before going to Fort Monroe, where
he will be on duty temporarily be-
fore assuming command Of the
Second Coast Artillery Corps with
headquarters at Fort Totten. N. Y.
Mrs. Brewster is spending the sum-
mer at Hot Springs.
MISS HAZEL CAIN MARRIED
TO MAI. BLACKBURN HALL.
Maj. Blackburn Hall, Air Service,
U. S. A., and Miss Hazel Cain,
daughter Of Mr.. and RMS. Charles
cain, were married August II, 1921,
at the 'Menger Hotel, San Antonio,
Texas, with Chaplain e. e. Swanson,
Of Kelly Field. reading the service.
An informal reception was held,
after which Maj. and Mrs. Hall i"ft
for New Orleans en- route to. Wash
ington to bs guests of Ma. Hall s
parents, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. w. r.
Hall. Visits to New York, uaiti-
more and c,her northern ci. ns will
he made before their return N SER
tenLcr to Eeliy Field. wcere Mai.
Bail ID sta'h ned.
Mrs. W. w. Taylor. ir... wife of
Lieut.. Col. w. w. Taylor. jr.. Gem
eral Staff. q. S. A. with her sons,
Billie and oliver. is spending the
summer at Brighton Plaee, Cayeux-
sur-Mer, on the north coast of
France. She will return to Paris in
he fall.