New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
ONE UOMIN A BROTHER. iN-LIW.
4 FEMALE MEMBER AT THE DINNER OF GRADu'
ATES OF LAW SCHOOL.

\ FEMALE MEMBER AT THE DINNER OF GRADu'
ATES OF LAW SCHOOL.
Tile lawyers threw aside their briefs yesterday
afternoon and went home early TO put on evening
dress 10 attend the annual dinner Of the ASSOCIATED
Classes Of the Law Department Of the University VI
the City OF New-YOrk. The dinner was held at the
Hoffman House. There judges Of the Supreme
Court justices OF the district courts, attorneys, law
ycrs clerks and barristers. They ate terrapin ana
pompano and talked Of good fellowship and OF the
cid DAYS in the law school. John Henry McCar'ny'
the president Of the Associated Classes, sat AT the
head Of the table, and him was the honored
dean Of the law school, Professor Austin Abbott.
A dainty Easter bonnet above the long row
OF heads, and the mOnotony OF dresssults ana lawn
ties broken By a handsome dinner dress ana
corsage bouquet. Many eyes were turned toward the
table wher. at Miss Rose Levere. the woman mem'
Der OF the association She is practising lawyer
and has an Office In the Equitable Building.
Il WISH said Judge Mccarthy. Ito present 70
Won a sister OF the bar and a brother In law
Chancellor Mact'racken was not present, as Nc
was delayed at home on account OF Illness.
Il have the honor" said Judge Mccarthy, Ito
TO Introduce that master OF OF eioqnence ana past
master In the art OF afcrdinner oratory In Chauncey
NJ Depcw-I mean Chauncey b. Ripley. Well, no
Is a bigger man than Mr.. Depew. anyway" Mr..
Riplev made a brief speech ana Judge George q.
Barrett I'm making an address, spoke Of the need OF
more fellowship between the bench and bar. Inere
should be a closer relation" he said "Why nots
We Judges are the offspring and children OF the bar.
Our position Is purely accidental. cannot UNDER
stand why We should not be all brothers together.
We ought TO dine together frequently, and mees
ofener I'm private le." extend to you as brothers
the right hand OF fellowship, and to the sisters open
the OF Affection
The other speakers were Professor Isaac s. Russell.
Professor Austin Abbott, Elhu Root. Dr. H. Holbrook
Curtis and Justice wauhope Lynn. An election Of
officers was held which resulted as follows: Fresi'
dent Judge BARTLETT vice-presdent Elihu Root;
secretary W. A. burlington. and treasurer. John ID.
Lindsay.
Among Others present were John ID. Lindsay, MISS
Rose Leyere, F. A. Erwin, e. A. Horton. W. Il.
winsiow, Charles c. Bull Charles f. Simms. IT,. H. B..
Tompkns, W. A. burlington. Paul De Fere. Robert
IL. Boek W. F. Tredwell. Edgar J. Phillips. Frank
VI. Avery, Thomas $. Henry, James Stokes
r. l.. Perry 4. F.. Henschel Isaac Frommo.
Thomas Dunn. II. FrOmme. A. Fromme. j. j. Nealts.
Peter Masterson. X. L. ii. Finch, II. l.. scott, Louis
F. Doyle, Charles Curie W. F. Clare D. Franklin
:. ID. seward. c. Il. Ripley. smith Ely. S. srass-
bourger. NJ. Marden Louis stoeher. Samuel
d. Levy jacob p. Eerg, Maurice Meyer
j. NJ. McC1elland. f. c. Roosevelt William Gold.
stickcr. r. J. bradley, +. J. McManus John +. Cav
anagh. william Matthies, VI. ". Platzek, Charles
steckler IL. Knight and II. ). Beatte.