Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-10
ENTERTAINS FACULTY
LAW CLASS, GEORGETOWN UNI
VERSITY, GIVES A BANQUET.
Lords of the Feed'' Bid Their Guests
Welcome-List of Those
Present.

The traditions of Georgetown University,
extending over a century and a quarter
were never more fully eXemplified than in
the gathering of the class of 1904 of the
Georgetown School of Law, at Bartons
last evening, when sixty-eight members of
the class entertained the faculty. Never
before in the history of the school has the
membership of the first class been so large
or it's standing in scholarship promised
more of future honors.
f. The main dining hall was handsomely
decorated for the occasion, the blue and
gray of the university being intertwined
about the walls, forming a tasteful festoon.
The capacity of the room was fully tested
by the assemblage of faculty and students.
The tables were ornamented with cut flow
ers and at each plate was unique menu
The following inscription was borne on the
cover of the card:
We, the undersigned, lords of the feed,
hereby authorize of the class of 'O4
Georgetown University School of Law, ten
ant of the Manor of Barton, to commit
waste on the products of the soil herein
after named, and on all the other chooses
In possession 'Quae ipSo uSu consumatur"
In testimony whereof we have hereunto
set our hands and seals, this ninth day of
April 1902. Francis Joseph Carmody
chairman; Charles Joseph Parks, John
gan, John Joseph OConnor, the committee
The company assembled in the parlors of
the hotel and it was not until $50 o'clock
that the doors of the dining room were
opened. Mr.. Joseph F. Hefernan acted as
POSTMASTER and sat at the head of the
double row of tables. Above him was Sus-
pended a large college flag bearing upon
its blue and gray surface the word Law"
The Speechmaking.
An interesting menu occupied the atten-
ton Of all until II o'clock when members
Of the faculty were called on, and num-
Der of speeches teeming with 41umor and
compliment to the class were made. The
invited guests included Rev. ]. K. Dough-
erty, president of the university; G. E.
Gould, Charles A. Douglas, d. w. Baker,
S. NJ. Yeatman, NJ. ]. Colbert, r. Ross
Perry, jr., and E. Richard Ship.
After members Of the faculty had re-
spQnded the toasts announced on the menu
card were given, as follows: The Glass;"
William Witthaft Bride; THE Legal Joke"
James Bernard Horrigan; The Faculty.
James Willoughby Anderson; Finances
Joseph Thompson; THE University Rich
ard Peyton Whitley; The Law School,
Stephen Warren Thacker; THE Musical
Pe
Infants, Lunatics and Married Women
Alexander l. Rorke. During the evening
songs by Daniel A. Milbrick and John ].
O'Connor and cornet solo by John H
Ryan added to the pleasure of the occasion.
Those Present.
Members of the class present were T. NJ
Judd. A. ]. Raney, ]. H. Ryan, ]. T. Muir
ply, Wolf, T. Self. j. N. Baker, ]. ]. OHar-
ra, ]. w. Anderson, E. r. Ayres, G. E.
Banded, A. S. Barnes, J. A. Bennewitz, r.
E. Borbeck, ]. P. Brennan. E. Brady, W.
- n n m
J. Cantwell, F. J. Carmody. G. Charles.
H. B. Cole, w. H. Comedy, r. A. Curtin,
G. Des Loge J. E. billiard, jr., O. B. Drown,
L. Ericsson. w. H. Fuller, A. H. Ferguson,
J. G.. Hedrick, J. F. Heffernan, w. A. Hop
kins, ]. B. Horrigan, c. c. L. Horsey ]. L.
Johnson, c. s. Julien, M. A. Kettler, ]. A.
Kratz, jr., r. J. Lacson, E. ]. Lindberg, J.
McManus, ]. C. McMinamin, w. F. Nc
Mamary, D. A. Millrick, H. ]. Norman,
w. B. Moore. ]. ]. O'Connor, A. Opesso,
L. E. A. O'Keefe, w. r. Owings, c. j..
P Parks B. s1 Fits III J; s+o Quinn; A. l.
A. Street, s. w. Thacker, NJ. J. Thompson,
L. B. Town, w. D. Wheeler, r. P. White
ley and P. ]. Willett.
Officers and Committees.
Oficers and committees of the class fol-
low:
William Witthaft Bride, District of Column
bia, president; Richard Peyton Whitley,
Maryland, first vice president; Daniel Alloy
sius Millrick, District of Columbia, second
vice president; John Thomas Hardisty,
Maryland, secretary; Charles Joseph Gates,
Arkansas treasurer; Richard Aloysius Cur
tin, District of Columbia, sergeant-at-arms
Executive committee-Joseph Courtanay
Stack, chairman; Cheevers Moran Barry,
John Anthony Bennewitz, Chesley w. Jur-
ney and Stephen Warren Thacker.
Committee on invitation-Charles Carroll
Lee Horsey, chairman; James Willoughby
Anderson and Garfield Charles.
Dr. George s.. Chains of 800 o street
northwest was crossing 7th street north
west at the intersection of l. street on his
bicycle this morning, and his wheel was
struck by a northbound car and badly dam