The Washington herald., 1922-08-06
Social Notes
OF Army Set
Gen. George 0. Squiev to
Help Grafton, Va, UnUel
Tablet to Soldiers.


Lieut.. Col. Morton C. Mumma.
cavalry. U. 8. A., executive officsr
of the national matches which will
be held at Camp Perry. Ohio. In
September. 10 engaged in preparing
the rules and conditions which will
govern the participants In the
matches.
Maj. H. A. Musham, infantry, u.
s. A. has submitted blueprints de-
scriptive of a graphic calculator
and a stadia diagram designed by
him. These have been referred to
the infantry board for considera-
tion.
Mrs. Charles Beverly Ewing,
widow of Maj. Ewing, Medical
Corps. U. s. A., Is at Monterey, Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa. the guest of her
brother and sister-in-iaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul e. johnson. Later she
will go to Kansas City to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Myron e. Bagiey.
DR.. NJ. C. Sosman. recently re-
signed as captain in the Medical
Corps, has accepted the position of
Roc catgenclogist to tho l'eter Kent
Brigham Hospital. Boston, In which
city he was last stationed. He and
Mrs. Sosman have taken a house in
Jamaica Plain.
Capt. Harry C. Barnes. jr., and
First Lieut.. Gervais w. Trichel,
Coast Artillery, U. s. A., who are
now on temporary. duty with the
coast artillery rifle team at Wake
held. Mass, have been ordered to
Quantico, Va. where they will par
ticipate in the open competition for
the selection Of members of the in
ternational rifle team, which will
be held at the Marine Corps base.
ouantico, from August . to IL.
Mrs. A. T. Tully announces the
engagement of her daughter, Ollie,
to bieut. George C. Garvin, infan-
try (tanks). U. S. A. Lieut.. Garvin
Is now stationed at Fort Benning.
Ga. The marriage Is to take place
on September 2s in Columbus. Ga.
Mrs. Henry A. Meyer. wife of
Lieut.. Col. H. A. Meyer. U. s. A., of
Little Rock. Ark, has been visiting
Mrs. w. @. Heaton, st. Paul, Mimi,
wife of Col. Heaton.
Mrs. William G. Doane, of Fort
Mcpherson, Ga. Is guest at the An
niston Inn while Col. Doane is on
duty at Camp Mcclellan, where he
recently organised the o. r. C.
camp. and 10 now commanding Off,
Ger of the c. NJ. T. C. After camp
closes Col. Doane Is to report at
Camp Benning, where he Is to take
the field officers course. Mrs.
Doane will Join him there.
Maj. George B. Hunter. U. s. A.,
formerly attached to the office.
chief of cavalry, and under orders
to attend the school Of the line,
Fort Leavenworth, is stationed here
for the present, taking the place of
the late Maj. A D. Newman in the
office. chief of cavalry.
Maj. Walter D. Cline. U. s. A.,
and Mrs. Cline and Miss Florence
Elizabeth Cline, who have been at
the Hotel Astor. New York City, for
several days. left on the steamship
Grant for San Francisco and will
later go to Tientsin, China. with a
stop at Shanghai.
Col. William B. Graham. U. s. A..
and Mrs. Graham and daughter, vio-
let, have gone to their new station
at Chicago. Mrs. Graham and her
daughter are spending the summer
In California and will join Colonel
Graham in Chicago in October.
Miss Adelaide Poore. who Ia
spending the summer at Fort Lo-
gan, Colo. with her parents, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Poore. is at the
Fitzsimons Hospital, where she has
undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitis. She is convaIescing and
will return to Washington in the
fall as the guest of Maj. and Mrs.
d. A. Robinson. Miss Poore par
ticipated In the horse show at Colo.
rado Springs, where she won sev-
eral ribbons, including the blue
and cup for the best rider, on yir-
ginia. owned by Major Cullum. Of
the Remount Service.
Col. wallace NJ. Craigie, U. s. A..
retired, has as his guest at the
Rochambeau, his stepdaughter. Miss
Jean Maverick, Of San Antonio, who
Is spending a part OF her vacation
In Washington.
Maj. Henry c. Mclean. sth JnY
q. s. A. who had been relieved AZ
further duty with the A. r. IN Ger-
many and granted a three Ynonths'
ieave In Europe, has been ordered
10 continue duty In Germany ana
mas been been appointed American
MASON ohcer with the British
forces In Cologne. Major Mclean
was provost marshal OF the Ameri-
can forces In Germany from the
later part of 1920 until the frst
part Of this year.
Col. Arthur p. s. Hyde, who ba.
been on duty as department educa-
ton and recreation ofiicer and de-
partment morale officer of the
Panama Canal Department. FOR
more than two years past, arrived
In San Francisco by the transport
Somme early in July. Colonel Hyde
Is on leave prior to retirement for
physical disability contracted in the
line of duty. Col. and Mrs. Hvds
VIII make their future home In
Lincoln, Neb., and expect to be in
resioence there by September 1.
All the ex-ofiicers of the old Far
tieth Infantry. U. s. A., who are On
X. 0. T. c. duty at Camp Knor
KY, and attached to various or'
carnations In camp. dined at the
polo club recently. Many storie. ~
the good old times were reIatad
including experiences In the strjke !