The Washington herald., 1922-10-29

Nasa Belmont 10 q suburb Of Bos-
ton and adjofns Watertown-
Col. James n. Phaien. q. 8. A..
and Mrs. Phalen have taken an
apartment at the Cordova, Twsns
tieth street and Florida avenue.
where they will remain during Col.
Phalen's detail In the once Of the
surgeon general of the army. Mrs.
=. w. Sibley, mother of Mrs. Phalen,
who has been with them for the
past two weeks, will also have an
apartment at the Cordova- Mrs.
Sibley IL ak present . patient In
Walter Reed Hospital, where she 10
convalescing from . recent opera
tion.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Philip Cass. U. 8.
A.. from Camp Knox, KY. have
been spending q leave with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Cass. In South Pasadena. Cal.
MAJ F. GOODWIN. Engr. Sec,
lV1 o. r. c.. (civilian occupation.
superintendent of construction. ferd
force ONCE Of supervising archi-
LGCIr treasury DCP1A NAhChhys "hO
has had charge of the construction
of U. s. Veterans Hospital. No. 63.
at Lake City, Fla. involving the
expenditure of about s450.000 since
December1 1920, has completed the
work and Is to go to Fort Bayard.
N. NJ, to take charge Of the con-
struction work at the U. s. Veterans
Hospital there. Maj. and Mrs. Good
win will motor to Fort Bayard. q
distance of about 1000 miles.
Lieut.. Col. Brady @. Ruttencutter.
U. s. A., and Mrs. Ruttencutter have
returned to their home, the Elm
hurst, 53s State street. Springfield.
Mass. from Hotel Astor, New York
City. Mrs. George Livingston Ba-
ker, Mrs. Ruttencutter's mother. is
visiting Mrs. oliver Kuchs at 179
West Eighty-ninth street. New
York City.
Col. Claud e. Brigham. Chemical
Warfare Service, u. s. A.. has re-
turned from an inspection trip to
Seattle, Wash. where he investi-
gated chemical warfare matters.
During his stay in Seattle Col.
Brigham met many old friends and
relatives and entertained at many
functions.
John Arthur Laird. Sd, was chris
tened at the Old Conception Mis-
sion in San A ntonio, Texas. October
s, Chaplain Ignatius Fealy offici-
ating, and Joseph A. Laird and Miss
Anna T. Laird acting as sponsors.
After the ceremony Lieut.. and Mrs.
Laird entertained at the home Of
the paternal grandparents. Lieut..
Laird is stationed at Kelly Field,
Texas.
Col. Nathaniel Mcclure. U. s. A.,
and Mrs. Mcclure are spending two
weeks at the Hotel Jefferson, St,
Louis, after a delightful summer,
spent at the Battery Park Hotel.
Asheville. N. c. They will return
to Fort Leavenworth the end Of
this month.
M RS. CLIFTON A. PRITCHETT
lfl and young daughter. Jacque-
line Anne. have Joined Capt. Prit-
chett, Twenty-ninth Infantry, u. S.
A., at Fort Benning. Ga, after a
visit of eighteen months to Mrs.
Pritchett's mother in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Selby. wife of Capt. John E.
Selby. cavalry, who with her two
children has been visiting her
father, Marion Duckett, in Wash
ington since September I. will re-
turn about November 1 to Fort RI
ley. Kan, where Capt. Selby Is a
student in the troop officers course
at the Cavalry School.
Mai. w. W. Hicks. Coast Artillery
Corps, U. 8. A. sailed for Cher
bourg. France. with Mrs. Hicks on
the President Polk from New York
recently. They expect to make a
two months tour of parts of Eu-
rope, returning by Christmas.
Ben Reed. of Portland, Ore, has
been visiting Lieut. Col. and Mrs.
Clenard Mclaughlin and Miss Mar
ion Mclaughlin, of Al Everett
street. Newton Center. Mass. for a
few days. He has been visiting in
the South and East and also his rel
atives. Col. and Mrs. Mallory, Of
Lexington, Va, and has now re-
turned to Oregon to resume his ju-
nior year at the University of Ore
gon.
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