The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-06-21

lead year anu
was given on Saturday evening 81 the
R.Isish Hotel by Washington Local.
N. 81. The arrangements were In
charge Of q committee OF which p.
n. PAUL. was chairman. Il. r. Dimond.
vice chairman and Philip T. Richie
jr. vice chairman.
A garden party will be given at
the College Women's Club. 1922
street, Thursday evening ct 1880
O'Clock. There viii be informal dane
ing and members may bring guests.
WINS SCHOLARSHIP.
Miss Katherine Duncan, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Duncan, OF
this city and a member OF the gradu-
atInR class of Notre Dame Academy.
In the successful candidate for the
Anna Hansen Dorsey scholarship.
This entities her to a four years
course at Trinity College. Brookland.
ID. c. Miss Duncan has been a pupil
OF Notre Dame during most OF her
school life, and reflects great credit
not only on herself but on her alma
mater. Her talent. however, Is not
limited TO academic branches. She
posse SEES q voice OF rare quality an
sweetness, and Is the soloist of her
cIaAs. The competitive examinations
for the scholarship were held in the
latter part OF May. IL was announced
that Miss Duncan was the successful
candidate at the presentation OF de-
Crews at the Trinity College com
mencement exercises, when the Misses
Mary and Margaret Duncan. sisters of
Katherine Duncan. received their A.
B. degrees with distinction.
After q two weeks absence. Miss
Lois Weber. who has been visiting
relatives at Gardner, Ill. has re-
turned to Washington.
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.
DR.. W. c. Rucker, chief medical ad-
wiser, Bureau OF War Risk Insurance,
was entertained at dinner at Raus-
cher's last evening by the officers Of
the medical division In honor OF his
FIRST anniversary as chief medical ad-
wiser
Among those present were DR.. j.
l.. Adams. DR.. J. L. Ballou. DR.. How
ard W Barker. DR.. Carleton Bates
DR.. Arthur L. Brides. DR.. L. 4. Burn
side. DR.. James L. Busby, DR.. r. 5.
Carey. DR.. Henry c. Cook. DR.. Mar
tin Cooley. DR.. c. S. Cowie. Or. Sher-
wood Dix, DR.. James F.. Douglas, Dr.
Ella r. Fales. DR.. n. IL Ford, Dr.
Thomas Foster. DR.. william Gay, Dr.
Edwin D. Graves, DR.. Rollin V. Had
ley. DR.. j. l.. Hall, DR.. Gordon B.
Hamilton. DR.. Carl J. Harris, Or. Hen
ry HAYS. Or. Earl X. Holt. DR.. Joseph
Paul Israel. Dr. Henry V. Johnston.
DR.. william H. Kablc. DR.. Mary NJ.
S. Johnston. DR.. j. :. Laird. DR.. Ar
thur La Roe, Dr. Horace NJ. Lowe,
DR.. ]. NJ. Lowrey. DR.. Henry l.. Mann,
Dr. c. E. Marchand. DR.. +. II. Nc
Cutcheon. DR.. \. J. Mcintyre, Dr. J.
A. Mendelson. Or. George J. Nickel
way. Dr. r. 4. Mix, DIR. Karl Oster-
haus. DR.. T. =. Quick, DR.. Charles f..
Ralph, DR.. J.. A. Reuter-. DR.. c. 5.
Rine. Or. l.. r. Roger. DR.. q. A. Row
land. DR.. II. A. Spencer. DR.. Nellis w.
stephenson. DR.. Benjamin stephen
son. DR.. Margaret II. Stewart, DR..
william X. Strahan. DR.. !. r. Wag-
ner. Dr. Lewis A. Walker. DR.. l.. NJ
wilbor. DR.. N. r Woodland. DR..
James Edward. DR.. Arthur J. Hall, DR..
Ralph Barnes. DR.. J. X. Fuller. DR..
W. l.. Treadway, H. ellis. and A. d.
Hitler.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Reed and Mrs II.
Keats are among those from Wash
ington who have gone to Atlantic
city and arc staying at Hotel Elberon.
Miss II. Mildred Giesler. Of Chevy
Chase a student at Cornell University.
will spend her vacation in California,
returning in September.
Mr. and Mrs Erlebacher have gone
to Atlantic City to spend some time
and are at the Ambassador.
The French Club of the Washington
Salon will entertain William B. West
lake, president of the Federation Of
Citizens Associations, and Moses Vain
er Dykaar, well known Russian sculp-
tor, as its guests of honor and prinei-
pal speakers at the fortnightly soiree
in the Mclean building. 1917 II street.
on Thursday night. Mr.. Westlake has
chosen for his subject why Wash
ington Should Be the Most Beautiful
City In the World" and Mr.. Dykaar
who has made marble busts OF Vice
President Marshall. former Speaker
Champ Clark and other prominent
men, will speak on "The Future OF
Russian Art" Miss Hazel Gibson
Wood. with Miss Marjorie Gilbert
Davis at the piano will present a
group Of soprano solos and Miss Car
olne Manning, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Jennie Glennan, will
render contralto selections.
There will be violin solos by Miss
Estella Wheelock Thomas and Miss
Sara Lillian Becker will present piano
solos. Rudolph dc Zapp, president OF
the club. will make the presentations,
assisted by the board OF governors
Mrs. Helen J. p. Starr will be in
charge at the punch bowl and will
have for her assistants, Miss Janet A.
Kirkpatrick. Miss Zeula z. Smith, Miss
stella Richardson. Miss Clara w.
Wright Miss Keola NJ. Johnson. and
Miss Corinne r. Frazier. There will
be dancing and a discerning public
Is cordially invited.
Lieut. T. O. Donaldson. jr.. q. s. A..
now stationed in Coblenz, has won the
try-out championship for both the sin
giles and doubles Tor the tennis tour
nament to be held at the Olympic
games. He was a winner in the dou-
bles championship in the tennis
tournament at West Point when he
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