The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

training. and the color line Is strictly
drawn. in every department of the work.
Besides the President some Of the pa
irons having children In Wa s.1ing ton pub
lie schools are Senators Lon. of Kansas;
Clay OF Ga; Simmons and Overlnar, OF
North Carolina; Cockrcll. OF Mo-; and
Dubois. of Idaho; Representa- ivcs Rixeyi
and Jones. OF Virginia; Often. Wcissc
and Minor. Of Wisconsin Griggs and
Lester. OF Ga: Prince arr Stirling, Of
III; Champ Clark, OF Mo- Charles Dar-a
ling, Il Assistant Secretary. Of. 4, the. Navy
S. N. D. North. Director Of the Census:
james r. Garlic, Geo. b. Corteyou, c.
~; Frank G. Carpenter, Minister JoaSs
.quin Calvo. of Costa Rico; p. T. Paum-s.
Eartten. Austrian Embassy, KWait Yung,
OF the Chinese Legation, Antonio NJ.
Revere. Of the Cuban. Lcga ton.
Miss 81 Mildred Ficklin. OF Alexandria,,
Va, has won the Lenaman scholarship In
the University of Music and Dramatic
Art. The first Unschuld scholarship
was awarded to Miss Florence Robinson,
Of Washington, and the second one. to
Miss Katherine Louise AIcNeal, the child
pIanst,who gave whole recital OF good
numbers entirely from memolt., si in a
studio recital OF Mr., b. Frank Gebcst.
last spring. The Newport Cottage
scholarship is still open to competition.
This scholarship Is the result OF two
piano recitals given at Newport last SUM
.mer by Miss Won Unschuld. Court Pianist.
to the Queen Of Roumania. Miss I'M
5schuld lis well known In Washington.
where she has frequently been the guest
of the Austrian Ambassa dor and I3a-3
roness Henglemueller Won Hengervar.
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches, who came 10 town
last week especially to entertain the Ital-
Ian delegates to the Interparlia n1entary
Union, have decided to remain here In
stead Of returning to Atlantic City for
the fall sea son. as was their first n-s
tention. They gave a handsomely ap-@
pointed dinner on Monday evening and
OH Tuesday, for their, country
men and few other guests. Mr.. Fer
r,,ccio Vitale. OF the italian Army, has
heen elected an honorary member of tile
National Society Of the Army of the
Philippines. at the suggestion OF General
Charles King. ". s, a, General Yi,ale
itary attanha at the Embassy In this.
city for some years, and Is one Of the
most popular members Of the diplomatic
corps. Z, IN
Baroness speck Won stelnburg has. AS
her guest. Countess de Faramond, nee
Miss Iyay8 angham, OF Kentucky, whose
marriage ia the Naval Attache al the
French Embassy WAS an event of the late
.sprin1, The German Ambassador stopped
In Washington aEfew days this week.
Ell route to st, Louis, where he will
mako an address on German Day at
tho Fair, The Baroness will rema in.
at the summer Embassy at Lenox, until.
tho return Of the Baron, when they will,
remove to their Massachls etts-Ayenue
home for the winter.
The British Ambassador was the guest
of General Croalert on the Gretchen, when
the Archbishop and his party went to
Mount Vernon, In the a ca rlya par OF The
week. Sir Mortimer, who came to WASH
3ington especially to meet the prelate and
to participate in the conrtesies extended
to the latter, retained ito l,enoS on the
same train that took the Archbishop to-
New York Lady Durand and Miss
Josephine are still at the summer en-
bassy enjoying the outdoor sports ~
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