The Washington herald., 1922-07-30
Gen. Chamberlain and
Family Return From,
Europe.


Gen. and Mrs. David C. shanks
have arrived at Fort Mcpherson.
Ia. where Gen. Shanks assumed
Command of the Fourth Corps area,
Col. Henry c. Jewett, U. s. A.,
nd Mrs. Jewett have arrived in
ashington from Fort Leaven-
orth. where Col. Jewett has been
.stioned for the past two years
I'D are with Mrs. Jewett's mother,
RS. Frank Humer, on Massachu-
It's avenue. Col. Jewett will be
ationed in Washington in the Of
:" OF the Chief of Engineers.
lrs. David ]. Rumbough sailed
emily for Europe. Travelling
tn Mrs. Rumbough is her daugh-
r. Mrs. West. wife of Col. William
:. West. and their three children.
Mrs. West will join Col. West on
arrival in Europe. Mrs. Rumboueh
will visit members of her family
now abroad.
First Lieut.. Frederick L. HAYDEN.
c. A. C.. and Mrs. Hayden announce
the birth Of a son. John Hanscom
Hayden. grandson of Col. John L.
Hayden U. S. A.. retired, and great
grandson of the late Maj. James H.
Lord, G. NJ. D., u. s. A. at Fort
Worden. Wash. July s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Jouett,
of Louisville. KY, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Beverly Jouett Davis to Maj. F. T.
Armstrong. Seventh Field Art, U.
S. A. on June 2s. at Louisville. KY.
At home after September is. 1922.
at Fort Ethan Allen. VT.
MAI. ]. f. Fickel. Chief of the
Supply Division visited the air de-
pot. Fairfield. o.. recently. Mai.
Fickel succeeds Lieut. Col. W. E.
Gilmore as chief of the Supply Di-
vision. and this was his first visit
in connection with supply matters
as concerned with the two ofices.
Mai. Harry L. Jordan left Fort
Leavenworth last week by motor
for San Francisco. where he will
be Ninth Corps Area r. o. T. c. Of
ficer. Mrs. Jordan left the same
day to visit her mother at Rose
mary Inn. stamford. Conn. for a
month.
Four officers have been detailed
to take a course Of four years in
the study OF foreign languages. The
War Department had planned to
send a larger class to fereign
countries for this purpose. but was
unable to do so on account of the
lack of funds. Major Allen +. Nc
Lean cav. sails on August for
China. and Maj. Rufus S. Bratton,
Inf. Capt. Joe p. Sullivan. c. A. c.,
and Capt. Warren J. Clear. Inf. sail
on September for Japan.
Col Louis Ray Burgess. L. S. A.
and Mrs. Burgess announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Bar
bara. to Robert Vernon Lee. U. S.
Corps of Cadets.
Lieut. Col A. Owen Seaman. Q.
NJ. c.. U. S A, who was recently
relieved from duty in the Quarter
master Generals office. with Mrs.
Seaman sailed for his new station,
San Francisco. on the U. S. A. T.
Grant on July 20. Before leaving
for the west coast. Col. and Mrs.
Seaman enjoyed motor trip
through New England. Col Seaman
has been assigned to duty assistant
quartermaster Fort Mason. Cal.
Cant. Harold LaRoy King Albro.
Q. NJ. Corps. U. S. A. and Mrs. AL
bro announce the birth of a dsugh-
ter. Martha Anne. at Oswego. Hos
pital. Oswego. N. Y. June 80.
Mrs. E ]. Cullen, wife of Mai. f.
]. Cullen. assistant chief of staff.
Second Division. u. S. A. has re-
turned to Camp Travis after a visit
to Mrs Alvin curtis Mondy in
Greenville. Tex. Mrs. Mondy was
formerly Miss Helen Sunderland, of
Washington d. c.
Mai. Paul d. Bunker. U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Bunker have returned to AL
lentown, Pa. after a visit with
Comdr. and Mrs. McClintic at the
naval station. bingham. Mass.
Mrs. Irons with the Misses Flor
ence and Lorraine Richardson have
opened the Richardson's cottage at
Sherwood Forest, Md. for the sum-
mer. Col. Richardson. U. s. A. and
Mrs. Richardson and Miss Marie
Richardson will Join them there
when Col Richardson is discharged
from Walter Reed Hospital.
The following officers of the
army sailed from Manila July. IL
for San Francisco on the army
transport Logan: Lieut.. Coils. Ber-
tram L. Butler. Henry r. Casey
and George H. Scott. Majs Henry H.
Malven. jr. Otto Wagner, Dean F.
Winn and r. V. Nicholas. Capts.
wallace w. Millard. walter r.
Ketcham. Ralph H. Hill Richard X.
Smith. Frederick A Ward. D. B.
Doty. w. ]. Davis and f. e. Elliott.
First Lieuts. Roscoe Benham and
James H. Phillips. Elsie Hoff. Army
Nurse Corps. and Second Lieut..
Anna L. Slater. Army Nurse Corps
Warrant Officers Homer H. Hamp-
ton and Bert F. Mooney.
Mrs. Girard L. McA tee Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Arthur c. Ducat.
at the westmoreland, Washington.
until Maj. McAtee's arrival at the
War College.
The Seventy-eishth Division.
known in the A. e. F. as the
lightning Division" will hold
reunion at Atlantic City on Septem-
Der 80 and October l.
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