Lives of the First World War

French Red Cross Doctor Served in ◦Red Cross in London ◦French Red Cross ◦the Queen of the Belgians' Hospital at Ostend and La Panne (1914-1915) ◦Wounded Allies' Relief (W.A.R.) Hospital Montenegro (1916-1917) ◦ W.A.R. Hospital, Limoges Dr Isabel Ormiston on her marriage to Major (Maj) Chudleigh Garvice DSO, Commandant of the Alexandria Police. Maj Garvice received his DSO while serving with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers during the Boer War. In 1920 he married Dr Martha Isabel Ormiston, a Tasmanian born doctor who graduated from the University of Sydney. Maj Chudleigh died within a year of their marriage. Dr Ormiston had been working with the before enlisting and was attached to the Queen of the Belgians' Hospital at Ostend and La Panne (1914-1915), Wounded Allies' Relief (W.A.R.) Hospital Montenegro (1916-1917), and W.A.R. Hospital, Limoges. She was awarded the Montenegrin Red Cross and Orders of Danilo and the Nile. She later took up the position of Senior Lady Medical Office