The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
DaUis Starts
Lecture Tour
Lieut.. Col. to -Delipel
Talks Before SerDice
Schools.

chief Of cavalry. and military ob-
server for the United States gov
ernment during the Palestine and
Syrian campaigns with the British
army under the command of Gem
eral Ailenby. has left Washington
to deliver lectures to the Infantry
School, General Service Schools and
the Cavalry School. He will also
deliver lectures to the officers Of
the National Guard. Organized Re-
serves in Atlanta Ca; Birmingham.
Ala; New Orleans. La; Kansas
City. Mo-; ST. Louis. Mo-; Chicago.
ILL.,; Columbus, Ohio. and Pittsburgh.
Pa. before returning to his desk
In Washington.
Maj. Robert H. Fletcher. 1r.. U.
S. A. and Mrs. Fletcher sailed Tues
day for three months trip through
France. England. Italy and switzer-
land. Their address while abroad
will be care of Morgan Harges &
Co., II Place vendome, Paris,
France.
Mrs. Jones. wife Of Capt. Davis
Jones. Infantry. U. s. A. with their
infant son, Rolfe Davis, Jones. on
her return from Walter Reed Hos
pital will visit her parents, Col.
r. H. Rolfe, Q. NJ. C.. U. S. A., and
Mrs. Rolfe. at their apartment at
the Highlands.
Col Hugh S. Brown. executive
officer of the Tank School. Camp
Meade. Nd. accompanied by ,Irs.
Brown and their son. William Sproul
Brown, will spend the summer
abroad. They sailed on June 9 on
the Cambria.
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. L.
S. A, assistant to the Chief of Air
Service, was thrown from his horse
at Milwaukee. wis. May 20. and
received painful injuries. No bohrs
were broken. The accident occurred
when the generals horse slipped
IN attempting to jump a barbed wire
f. nee. As a result OF the accide ~
General Mitchell cancelled his en-
gagements to take part in the
Memorial Day exercises.
Mrs. Hall. widow Of Col. John
Dean Hall. Medical Corps. L. S A,
! has taken an apartment at 24oo
| Sixteenth street.
Capt. Lewis T Ross, q. S. A.. and
Mrs. Ross and infant daughter are
| the guests of Col. Charles w. kutz
Y. S. A. and Mrs. Kutz at For;
Thomas, KY.
Mai. Gen. Oswald Ernst. L. 5. A.
retired. Mrs. Ernst and Miss Ernst
| have closed their house on Conaectl-
cut avenue and have gone to Buena
Vista Springs for the summer.
Betty Hase. daughter of Col. VIII
liam F. Hase. c. A. C.. was one
Of the eight honor students for the
| year 1922 at the Potomac School
Col. J. A. Lundeen. U. s. A, re-
tired. and Mrs. Lundeen have just
returned from a six months visit
at Fort Amador, Canal Zone. and
are now at their apartment at 2l3s
Wyoming avenue.
The first sale of the Army and
! Navy Women's Exchange at Wash
! ington proved such a success that
| plans for another sale in the falI
were Instituted. Tea was served
on the lawn by Mrs. DENLY, Mrs
| Weeks, Mrs. Wainwright, Mrs. Ire
land and Mrs. NJ. A. Delaney. as
sisted by girls from both branches
| of the services. under the direction
| of Mrs. Needham Jones. In the
| salesrooms Mrs. Paul Pheil was as
sisted by an efficient corps of ser
vice women. The hearty co-opera'
| ton of the woman's Foundation
represented by the president. Mrs
James Carroll Frazier. and Mrs
HUM was appreciated by all. Due
| notice will be given of the next
sale, which will probably be held
| in October.