The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-05-21
Jersey Calls
For Pershing.
General viii Speak al
NeUark Athletic Club
Ceremonies.


an engagement with Senator Free
linghuysen of New Jersey to speak
at the laying of the corner stone
Of the Newark Athletic Club at
Newark. N. J., May 81
Col. Thomas Ridgway, retired
and Mrs. Ridgway have gone TO
New York from Portland. Me. and
are at the Hotel Astor for a few
days. They will leave for CALI
fornia. where they expect tn maks
their future home.
Col. and Mrs. NJ. s. Jarvis Ieft
San Juan, p. R., early In NAV o.
Col. Jarvis new duty with the Or.
ganized Reserves, Fourth Corn.
Area. Col. Jarvis has been mil
tary commander of Porto Rico for
three years. The CITY and nos, nav.
been quite gay with numerou. 60
.ai anairs given In their honor.
'he Two largest affairs being the
ecepuon and dance given by the
sixty.nfth Infantry at San Cristobal
no dlnner given by Governor and
WIS RELY. Col. and Mrs. Jarvis
were the guests of Governor ana
Mrs. Kelley at the palace for a few
"aSs oe1ore the transport sailed.
Mai. A. NJ. CHM. Medical Corn,
ana mrs. CHM left New York re-
eently on the Cantigny to spend a
Iour months leave In Europe. They
eNpect TO go to England first and
tneh travel on the continent
through France. Italy. Switzerland.
austria. Germany. Belgium and
holland, Maj. GIfin has been on
duty as transport surgeon on the
Cantigny since last summer. Their
address while abroad will be 80 Az
ae LOpera. Paris. France, care OF
New York Herald.
Mrs. Joseph c. Brady, widow NJ
MAJ. Joseph c. Brady, will be To-
Gated indefinitely at 1911 Central
avenue Hot Springs. Ark.
Col. e. J. Williams, Infantry who
mas been on duty in the Third
Corps Area, has been ordered to
DUTY In the Militia Bureau. II 4.
understood he may be appointed
executive oficer.
Col. John W. Heavy. executive Of
nicer OF the Militia Bureau has
oeen relieved from duty and
granted a four months leave. Col
heaVy has been on duty in the Of
nee OF Chief of the Militia Bureau
since November 21. 1917. On the
expiration of his leave the colonel
probably will go to Fort Benning.
Lieut.. Col. W. W. Mccammon
who has just recently been relieved
from duty with the America
forces In Germany, has been as
signed to duty In the ONCE OF m.
Chief OF Infantry.
Among those elected to ACTIVE
membership in the League OF Am.r-
lean Pen Women at its last meeting
was Miss Marjorie Ruckman,
oaughter OF the late Brig. Gen. T
W. Ruckman. Miss Ruckmsn bas
spent an interesting winter acting
as social adviser to the ladie. Of m.
family of His Excellency. Chow
Tsuchi. supreme adviser 70 the
Chinese delegation to the wash
ington conference.
Lieut.. Col. ]. A. Brockman nm
DUTY In the office of the Chief Of IN.
Military Bureau. is temporarily act
ing as executive officer until an Of
ncer to succeed Col. John w. Heavy
the FORMER executive, has been ap-
pointed.
Col. George Vidmer. executive Of
ncer OF the office ofChief OF Calvary
Is In charge of the ONCE until Mai
Gen w. A. Holbrook. chief Of tho
cavalry. returns from his insnectIon
TOUR which will be about June &.
MISS Marga Waldron, daughter of
MRS. Mollie Orr waIdron and Col,
A. T.. Waldron. c. E, will close her
tour on the Orpheum circuit by
playing four weeks in California
two at the orpheum Theater In San
francisco and two at the Orpheum
Theater in Los Angeles. Miss
Waldron's first appearance in San
FRANCISCO will be today.
Col. Mathew A. Delaney, u. s. A.
ana Mrs. Delaney hav taken an
apartment at Somerset House for
the summer.