The Washington herald., 1921-06-19
Women Golf
Stars Meet
Best Players in Country
Compete in Match at
Mortified.

The women's Golf tournament, held
at the Country Club, Northfield,
n. J., all last week. for the Ambas-
sador Hotel Cups, brought together
some OF the best Eastern golfers.
Among the players were Mrs. Edwin
II. Ware of the whitemarsh Club.
Philsdelphia: Mrs. Caleb Fox, of
Philadelphia. Miss C. Hutchinson. of
Woodbury.: Mrs. Dorothy Doyle. OF
Torresdale; Mrs. ]. r. Doyle, Of Tor
resdale: Mrs. ]. J. Thomson, Of New
York; Mrs. Sarah Meehan, of Cedar
Brook: Mrs. Milton Herold. Of Phil
mont: Mrs E. G. Betz, of Philadei-
phia Country Club: Mrs. NJ. s. Pat
terson. of Englewood, N. Y: Mrs.
A. G. Fleisher, of Philmont; Mrs.
G. d. Boechen. of Engiewood: Miss
Helen Meehan, Of Cedarbrook; Mrs.
James Frazier, of whitemarsh; Mrs.
J. D. Elliot. OF Philadelphia Coun-
try Club; Mrs. Paul Rankin, of
Llanerch; Mrs. r. z. Rush, Of Allan
tic City; Mrs. Z. l.. Louder, Mrs. J.
F. Meehan. Of Meadowbrook; Mrs.
Graham Wilson, of Philadelphia
Country Club; Mrs. william Lang
helm. Of Seaview; Mrs. 8. p. weln-
berg. of Philmont: Mrs. French EN-
mons. of Atlantic City.
NEURoLoGIsTs DISCUSS
ORIGIN OF MANKIND.
After hearing a few lectures by
members Of the American Neuro-
logical Association, who held their
forty seventh annual meeting at the
Ambassador Hotel last week. one-is
fully convinced. probably against his
wishes, that, after all, his Adam was
gorilla. To substantiate their
claim, the doctors exhibited brains,
some preserved in alcohol, of man
and monkeys. showing the gradual
development from the mum monkey
to the 4oo-pound variety, and finally
to man himself.
The subjects of the three days
conference covered much territory
from the embryology of sheep to a
study Of the mechanism of halluci-
nations.
Among the prominent speakers
were DR.. Pierre Janet. OF Paris, who
delivered his lecture in French; DR..
Charles l. Dana, of New York; DR..
Morton Prince, OF Boston; DR..
Charles X. Ellis. Of Philadelphia;
DR.. Richard G. Rows, London. Eng
land; DR.. William B. Cadwalader,
Philadelphia: DIR. Alfred Gordon,
Philadelphia; DR.. Walter F. Schal-
Ter. San Francisco: DR.. Harvey Cush-
ing. Boston; DR.. Charles A. McKen-
dree, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Motheral,
of Pittsburgh have returned to the
Ambassador for several weeks stay.
WASHINGTON PEOPLE SPEND
JUNE AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh s. Knox. of
Washington, have arrived at the
Ambassador. They will remain for
the month of June. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacque Cheri, also of Washington,
are at the Ambassador. w. @. Ram
sen is another Washingtonian at the
Ambassador. Mrs. L. W. Parrish. also
OF Washington Is at that hotel. DR..
C. Vinci has Joined the Washing
ton contingent at the Ambassador.
as has Saburo Sato.
DR.. Margaret Sullivan with Miss
Bosquett, of 2s5s Boulevard. Jersey
City, Is attending the meetings of.
the American Neurological Associ-
alton at the Ambassador. DR.. John
J. Moorsey and DR.. John Nevin, also
Of Jersey City, are, at the Ambas-
sAdor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Satterlee.
Of New York. are spending some
time at the Ambassador. Among
the other New Workers at that no.
tel are Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Campbell.
Mrs. John NICE. Bowman and her
mother. Mrs. Myra d. Paterson; Mr.
and Mrs. l. p. Cartier, Miss Helen
c. Warner, H. l. Harris. Elsie Hunt,
l. J. Robertson, Joseph A. McAner-
ney. B. J. Flynn, r. r. Lee. H. C.
Reed. Thomas Blackadder, Charles
A. Mcneil, W. A. Peters. W. p. Pow
ell. w. H. Driscoll. Representative
l. c. Copley, OF Aurora, Ill. is rest
ing at the Ambassador after a slight
indisposition. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
poldo Del Prado, Llama Del
Prado. Of Havana, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Perez, also Of Havana, are
touring the world, and have made
Atlantic City one of their first stops.
They are staying at the Ambas-
sador. DR.. Louis Decker and DR..
| Arthur Croxton have come from
Paris and London. respectively. to
attend the meetings OF the Ameri-
can Neurological Association at the
Ambassador.