The wives of officers frequently went to stay with their spouses amid the winters, when battling as a rule did not happen. These ladies were seen as being exceptionally devoted and as building up the warriors' spirit. It was not appropriate for the ladies to be housed at the armed force camp, so lodging was discovered adjacent, regularly at the finest facilities in the zone. The wives then centered around occupying the consideration of their officer spouses from the war by arranging a "season" of balls and supper parties. A few wives observed the chance to be close to their spouses and different officers to be energizing while others considered it to be a feeling of obligation despite the fact that they'd rather be at home. Martha Washington
