The Washington herald., 1922-06-18
Neus Notes
OfArny Set
Vmrious Social Activities
Among Officers
Families.

Maj. Henry B. ciasett. q. 8. A.
and Mrs. clagett announce the birth
OF a daughter. Louise Livingston.
on May 81. at Fort Mcpherson. Ga.
Capt. Truman Everett Boudinot.
Cav. U. s. A. and Miss Lolita Mar
garet sergent were married at
Junction City. Kan. June /.
Dr. and Mrs. Washington Jackson
Houston have issued Invitations to
the marriage Of their daughter.
Mary Emily, to Lieut.. John Week
erling Sd, U. s. A.. on Saturday eve
ming. June 10. At home. Decatur.
Ga
Lieut.. Col. william II. waldron.
Inf. u. S. A. on duty in Washing
ton. was presented with the d. S.
N. by the Secretary Of War on May
II. For exceptionally meritorious
and distinguished services as colo
mel and chief of staff. Eightieth
Division. During the Meuse-Ar-
gonn offensive" says the citation.
his extraordinary energy. initia-
tive and ability contributed largely
to the success of the operations of
the division. Address: Care of the
adjutant general of the army,
Washington, d. c. Entered the
military service from West Vir-
ginia." Col wsldron served through
out the war as chief of staf of the
Nf-A It,
front. June TO August %. 1918.
and with the American First Army
in the Battle of the Meuse-Ar-
gonne. September 26 to November
IL, 1918.
Mai. Leroy P. Collins. command
ing officer at Stanford University.
left on May 30 for Camp Lewis,
wash, where he will be in COM
mand of the r. o. T. c. summer
camp. Capt. Charles E. Boyle will
leave in few days for Camp
Lewis. Capt Harold Cooney will
be left in command at Stanford and
will give a summer course in field
artillery instruction IL enough new
students enter college for the sum-
mer quarter.
Capt. Roy n. Hagerty. L. S. A.
P. s. NJ. and T, at the Lincoln
High School. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
was rendered a farewell banquet by
about forty business and profess
sionaI men of that city on May 25.
Capt Hagerty will leave Council
Bluffs soon for the infantry school
at Fort Benning, Ga
Maj Herbert S. whipple. L. S. A.
and Mrs. whipple. Of IS Fifth av-
enue. New York. sail on the Savoie
June 10 for Europe.
Among the army people attend
ing the first performance of the
Passion Play given in oberammer-
gau. Bavaria, were Col. and Mrs.
! stone. Col. and Mrs. williams. Col.
and Mrs. de Loire. Col. and Mrs.
Jordan. Col. and Mrs. Thomson.
Mai. and Mrs. Thiele and Maj. and
Mrs. Talbert.
Mrs. George V!dmer! wife Of Col.
Vidmer, L. S. A. has returned to
Washington and Joined Col. Vidmer
at wardman Park Hotel after a
two months visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Joseph P. AIeshire, at Fort
Riley, Kan. Col. Vidmer recently
returned from an inspection trip in
the West. Col. and Mrs. Vidmer
plan to remain at wardman Park
most of the summer with occasional
visits to Quandary. the country
place Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tupper,
on Chesapeake Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Bovard. OF
Greensburg. Pa. have announced
the engagement Of Mrs. Bovard's
| sister. Mrs. Lloyd r. Hun. to Maj.
Gen. Charles G.. Morton. L. s. A.
Mrs. Hun was Miss Eleanor Moor
head daughter Of Attorney and
Mrs. James s. Moorhead, OF Green's
| burg, and is the widow of Lloyd B.
Hun, son Of former Representative
| George F. HUFF. The marriage will
be soIemnized in New York some
time in June.
The 3alst Field Artillery. Ortan-
lied Reserves. gave its orEaniza-
tion dinner June l at the Harvard
Club. New York City. Mai. Gen. T.
l.. Bullard. commanding the Second
Corps Area. was the guest Of honor
and gave an impromptu talk on the
! importance Of the Organized Re
serve and its place in our national
defense. While il Is new regi-
ment. the 39lst is officered largely
by former officers OF the A. E. r.
and includes representatives Of
many units which served with dis
tinction in France. II is COM
manded by Lieut.. Col. w. r. Shep-
herd. jr.. F. A. r. C.. with Lieut..
Col. G. o. Hubbard. Coast Artillery
Corps. as executive officer.
Capt. Herbert G. Esden. Fifty
eighth Infantry. U. S. A. and Mrs.
Esden announce the birth Of a son.
Robert Mccartney. at Spokane.
Wash. February 10.
Cant. James David Brown. Thirty
ninth Infantry. L. S. A. (attached
TO Fourth Infantry. and Mrs
Brown announce the birth of a son.
David McCulloch. May 81. at the
station hospital, Comp Lewis. Wash.
Surgeon Gen. Merr'tte w. ireland,
U. s. A.. and Mrs. ireland have as
their guests for several weeks Miss
Catherine McLillan and Miss Fran
ces McLillan. Of Indiana.
Met. Gouverneur V. Emerson. NJ.
c., L. S. A.. and Mrs Emerson an
nounce the birth OF a daughter.