The Washington herald., 1922-05-14
West Point
Class Meets
Graduates of 1901 Plan
Reunion on June
IO-I3.

The class Of 1901 will hold q re.
union at West Point from June 10
to June 10. The twentieth graaua-
tion anniversary was due last veal,
but the reunion was postponed to
this year on account of there being
no graduating class in 1891. The
1901 class panel In the memorial
windows OF the chapel will be dedi-
cased this -ear and 1t Is desired
that large representation of the
class be present for this ceremony.
Col. George Vidmer. executive Of
ncer. office Of chief Of cavalry. has
just returned to his apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel from an ex-
tended inspection trip on which he
accompanied Maj. Gen. w. A. Hol-
brook, chief OF cavalry. Gen. Hol-
brook Is now at Fort Riley and will
proceed to the. coast before return
ing to Washington. Among the
places visited by Col. Vidmer were
the University of Arizona. New
Mexico Military Academy. Univer-
sity of Illinois, Agricultural Col
lege of Michigan, culver Military
Academy, Camp Knox. the Cavalry
School, Fort Riley. and several
other stations.
Maj. Gen. Mason NJ. Patrick. U.
S. A, of Washington, is in New
York at the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Sands, widow of Col. George
H. Sands. u. S. A.. Is in washing
ton staying at the Brighton.
Mrs. Alfred F. Bues, tr., is recov-
ering from an operation for appen-
dicitis at Walter Reed Hospital.
Miss Mary Ann Bleecker Luce
ami Lieut.. Harry w. French. infan
try, u. S. A. were married on April
:2 at Trinity Episcopal Church, CO.
lumbus, Ca, Lieut.. Henry H Fay
officiating. The bride was given
in marriage. by Lieut.. George ).
Beatty. U. S. A. Mrs. French. who
is the sister of Mrs. Joseph Jones
Yeats. wife of Lieut.. Yeats, U. ).
A, is a great-niece of the late Rear
Admiral stephen B. Luce, U. s N,
and cousin of Lieut.. Comdr
Charles NJ. Coke, jr.. U. S. N. ami
Ensign stephen B. Cooke, U. 5. y.
Lieut.. and Mrs. French are at home
at Fort Benning, Ga, where the
lieutenant is on duty.
Capt. E. Berg. Q. NJ. c.. with Mrs.
Berg and son, Robert, sailed for
Europe on the IS. Hellig Olav April
"a. They will return in June.
Mrs. Scott, wife of Mai Gen
Hugh L. Scott. U. S. A., retired, Is
in Washington at the Grafton for
stay of several days.
Col. F. C. Marshall. cavalry, U. 5
A. and Mrs. Marshall will sail Sat
urday, May Is, on the transport
Somme for an extended trip in Eu-
rope. As the colonel has been
granted about a five months leave
he will not be back on duty until
some time IN October. The Ma
shalls are taking with them thei,
car and are planning to motor
through all of the European coun-
tries, and it is possible that they
Will also visit Scandinavian points
of interest before returning home
Col Charles H. Danforth, U. S.
n, is at the Hotel Astor. New York
City, from Langley Field. Virginia,
and others of the army contingent
who passed Sunday at the Astor IN
New York were Maj. and Mrs.
Charles W. Mason. of this city;
Capt. and Mrs. Harold S. Wright,
of Camp Meade, and Capt. Edwin
). Van Deusen, who recently ar
rived from CobIenz. Lieut.. Comd-.
Willis A. Lee. of the U, S. S. Fair
fax, was also there.
Miss Dorothy McRae, daughter
OF Brig. Gen. James II. McRae, y.
S. A, and Mrs. McRae left WASH
ington on May 1 for Camp Travis,
San Antonio, Tex. where she will
spend the summer as the guest II
her brother-in-law and sister, Cap:.
A. NJ. Mixson. U. S. A., and Mrs.
Mixson.
Mrs. II. o. PerIey. widow OF Col.
Perley, NJ. c.. U. S. A., returned to
her nome in Detroit for Easter
after having spent the winter a,
Hot Springs. Ark. She Is now at
the Hotel Belmont, New York CT. :,
where she will remain until the
middle of May.
Lieut.. Col. William w. McCsu-
mon. infantry, U. S. A.. who before
his relief from the A. +. in q. WAS
headquarters commandant with the
army on the Rhine, has arrived in
Washington and will be Temperate
ly assigned to duty in the office of
the chief of infantry.
Maj. e. A. Palmer, Twenty-n,nth
Infantry, U. s. A, and Mrs. Palmer
had as their weekend guest at
Camp Dix, N. j., their son, Mid
shipman E. A. Palmer, jr., and Mid
shipman McPlet, u. S. N. A., and
their daughter, Miss Dorothy, and
friend. Miss Hazel Henry, of Clev.-
land. Ohio.
PATRIOTS CHAPTER
PICKS OFFICERS
The last regular meeting of Pa
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