Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-12

Phi. B., LII. B.: John ]. Dolan, ABB, LII. B. !;
Joseph T. Duffy, LIZ B.; Edward 8. Duvall.
jr., LII. B.: James s. Easby-Smith, A. M,
Ii b.; James Z. Fox. LII. B.; Raymond E.
mond A. Heiskell. 4. B.. LII. B.: Patrick r.
Hilhard. LII. B.; William S. Hodges, LII. b. {;
Charles r. Hof. LII. B.; Ernest Hoffman.
LII. B.: John r. Irwin, LII B.; Daniel n
Kellogg, A b., LII. B.; David 3. Klinger,
LII. B.; Wilton J. Lambert, LII. B.; John
w. Langley. A. NJ. LII. B.. Martin A Mac
donald. LII b.; William c. McCloskey, LII.
B.: Joseph 8 Mccoy, tr.. N. E.. IL. B.; Al
gan. LII. B.: James F. Mullaly. LII. B.
Timothy s. O'Leary. LIZ B.; Lewis H. Phil
lips: Eugene Rhodes. LII. B.; Walter w.
Sheppard. A. B.. LII. B.; A. Leftwich. SIN
Wallace Streater, LII. B.; Charles Edwin
Thorn. Ii. B.; James H. Tobin. LII. B.
Clarence D. Van Duzer. LII. B.; Edward J.
Walsh LII. B.; Eugene Nice. Wardwell.
The following were made bachelors of
laws: Joseph b. Allen. William A. Andrews.
Horace L. B. Atkisson. Jason E. Baker.
Samuel s. Baker. George A. Bartlett, Paul
s. Black, Phi. B.; Frank d. Blackstone,
Leonard P. Bradshaw, Thomas F. Brantley,
A. B.: George r. Brennan. Charles Orton
Brown. Joseph p. Burg. Guida c. Callan,
Wilbur j. Carr, Watson +. Coleman, A. NJ.
Charles w. Darr. John F. Dunton, A. B. >;
Horace V: Easterling. A. b.; Francis n.
Eline. A. B.: Charles H. Ennis, Emmett l..
Farrell. A. NJ; ]. Spalding Flannery w.
kirkwood Flora. William j: Garvy A; B.;
Robert X. Gillespie. James H. Griffin. b. S..
Lewis W. Haskell. William B. Hatch. VIM.
A. jackson. Titan w. Johnson. Alfred +.
Kenney. James p. LAWN, A. E. Lloyd
E. Luckey. Robert H. Martin. Parks r.
Mcbride, Battle McCardle. William NJ.
McDevitt, George j. McQuaid, William A.
Mitchell. George c. Montgomery. John J.
Murphy, Thomas J. Murray, Frank II.
Norcross. A. B.; John NJ. Norton. Jeremiah
l. OConnor. y. b.; Patrick H. O'Dea, Pat
rick II. O'Donnell. A. NJ; Louis II. Orle-
man. jr.. Charles f. Pace. John c. G. Pat
Reside. Charles F. Roberts. Joseph F.
Rogers. Pm. b.; ]. Theodore Rupli, Patrick
]. Ryan, James ]. Schaus. A. NJ; Harry L.
Seay. Charles Z. Thomas Arthur NJ.
Wheeler, jr., Adolphus d. Wilcox.
The Graduates Dine.
Around the banquet board at Wormey s
the newly made bachelors of law of George
town School sat and sang. ate and talked
and whiled away the pleasant hours until
gray dawn had made it's way over the east
ern hills. After the bountiful menu had
been disposed Of the president of the class.
Mr.. VIM. b. Hatch. in short Introductory
talk, presented the toastmaster, Mr.. James
II. Griffin. The responses to the various
toasts were eloquently made. and were as
follows, each subject being accompanied by
music from the orchestra, which was ap-
propriate to its tenor: Our alma mater"
The pride Of Washington" THE faculty"
Mr.. F. NJ. Eline. Wisconsin; Good Bye"
The class of o." Mr.. VIM. B. Hatch,
Michigan; Comrades" Woman Mr. Jas.
p. LAWN, Georgia; "Oh Promise Ne" Our
government" Mr.. Battle McArdie, Missls-
sippi; Dixie" Glass politics." w. NJ. Me
Dewitt. Michigan; After Kelley's Party
The bar" A. E. l.. Leckie, Pennsylvania
Thy Sentinel Am T. The press Mr.
Thomas j. Murray, Maryland; Evening
Star March, Our class in the past" J. c..
c. Patterson. Maryland: Aud Lang Syne;;"
trict Of Columbia The Lord Chancellor
Song" Athletics" Mr.. Jas. r. Schaus,
New. York; After the Ball." "Our clients
Patrick II. O'Dea, Pennsylvania; The
Heart Bow'd Down." Our class picture
Mr.. Chas H. Ennis. Iowa: The Picture
Turned Toward the WALL "Juries," Mr.
II. NJ. Locke. Virginia. "A Mothers Plea
for Her Son. The debating society,"" MIR.
p. j. Ryan. District of Columbia: Nail
lawyer In the west" Mr.. w. E. Coleman!
Colorado; The Star Spangled Banner,
Our aims" Mr.. Thos. F. Branuey, South
Carolina: All, So Pure" "Our class in the
future. Mr.: JOS F. Rogers. Maryland;
"Afterward." iENot hTa'
a large number of the members of the
class were present and very efiIoy.tple
evening was spent Messrs. Johfiaf. Dofan
and John w. Langley Of the postgraduate
The success of the affair was due TO the eff
hcient committee which had made the ar
engagements, Of which Mr. Chas. W. Darr
was chairman.