Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-11
WASHINGTON GIRLS
GET FELLOWSH|PS
international Education In
stitute Gives European
Study to Three.
Star Staff Photo.

Fellowships for study abroad have
been awarded to three young Washing
ton women, It was announced yester-
day by the Institute of International
Education.
The girls honored are Miss Mary Au-
gusta Kennedy of 2405 First street. Miss
jeanette G. Byington of 1910 Twentieth
street and Miss Adah L. Lee of 1705
De Sales street.
Miss Kennedy is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Will P. Kennedy. Mr.. Ken
nedy has been political writer of The
Star many years. She will graduate
from Trinity College in June with an
A. B. degree. Miss Kennedy formerly
attended st. Martins Parochial School
and Notre Dame Academy at North
Capitol and K streets. Having the
privilege of choosing any college in
Germany, she probably will study at
both the University of Berlin and the
University of Munich.
Chooses Florence for Study.
Miss Byington. will go to the Univer-
sity of Florence, Italy. She will be
College. She is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer M Byington. Mr.. Byington
is State Department chief OF the div1-
sion of foreign personnel.
A graduate of the University of Chi
cago, Miss Lee is a member of the
economics staff of Bookings Institu-
ton. She will study at the University
of Vienna.
The fellowships have been arranged
by foreign governments and universities
in recognition of opportunities offered
foreign students in American colleges.
Others HOnOred.
Others receiving the honors and the
places where they will study;
Sibyl MandelI, Oakland. Calf.
Vienna: Benjamin Franklin Swain,
Minneapolis, Vienna: Rudolph G. Bed
mar, Cleveland, Prague; Erwin James
Fanta, Cleveland. Prague; Georgisnne
A. Horock. Mitchell, S. D.. Prague;
Gene Mari Vana, Omaha, Nebr..
Prague; Theodore j. Vavrina, Grand
perik, Chicago. Budapest: DR.. Clare r.
Rittershofer, Cincinnati, Budapest: Ed
ward Grieve Shadbolt, Grinnell. Iowa,
Budapest; Marie Paula Skodak. Lorain,
Ohio. Budapest; JEANETTE Ia Tourette
Hegner, Baltimore. Rome: George
Cooper Reeves. Bloomington, Ind,
Naples, Italy; Irving j. Nichols, Colby,
Wis, Santiago, Chile.
The following will study in Germany:
Harold w. Arnold, Springfield, Ohio:
Wilbert E. Benson, Saltwater. Mimi
Agnes L. Berger, La Porte, Ind; Frank
o. Copley. Palo Alto, Calf; Karl c.
bod, La Grange. ILL.,; Paul F. Douglass,
Cincinnati; Ruth Fenster. Chicago;
Rosemary Ferguson, Indianapolis; Gus
tav Ernst GieSecke, Marble Falls, Tex.
Gerd Aage Gillhof, Milwaukee,; Mar
iorie Glicksman, Madison, Wis; Carter
Holt Gregory, San Marine. Calf; Ken
meth M. Grubb, Chicago; Martha Kath-
arine Hack, San Francisco: Sara STRAIT
ton Holmes, Gainesville, Md: John B.
Holt, Chicago; Ellis T.. Jensen, James
vile, Wis; Marie M. Mayer, Kansas
City, Mo-; Theodore F. Meltzer, St
Paul: John F. Miller. Columbus; Phil
lips p. Moulton. Lakewood. Ohio; Louis
W. Norris, Westerville, Ohio; Margaret
j. Novak, Chicago; Leonard l.. OBryan,
Lawrence, Kans.; John H. Pierson, Den
yer; John G.. Peasants, Los Angeles:
Karl H. A. Rest, Marshalltown, Iowa;
Mary E. Rothrock, Bloomington, Ind:
Howard H. Rowley, Chicago; Lillian M.
Scheuber, Milwaukee; Carl j. Scheve,
Denver; Erna A. w. Schroeder, Wausau,
Wis; Alvin o. Seehafer, Wilmette, Ill.,;
Paul B. Taylor, Crete, Nebr.; Samuel
B. Thomas, Mill Valley, Calf; Elsie
w. Tooze. Santa Ana. Calf, and San
ton L. Wormley, Landover, Md.