The Washington times., 1902-04-10
GEORGETOWN FRBSHIES
FBAST1IN MERRY MOOD
Annual Banquet at Barton's a
Great Success.
College Boys Out in Full Force and
Make Merry Over
the Board.

If anybody slept up until midnight and
even later at the Barton last night it
must have been the deaf and dumb man
who boards at Col. Keys famous hostelry
third floor. front. Nobody else did. not
even the walters because the students
comprising Georgetown University Law
School, freshman class. held their annual
banquet there, and kept up such din OF
shouts and cheers that the noise reached
even unto the very college itself
The college youths were out in full force
for the occasion. There were more than
eighty of them. and the eulogies they pro-
nounced upon their alma mater-recently
possessed-would fill a large book and
more than the number of empty wine bot
ties which remained as part of the spoils.
Inc wines were very innocent, because
'he college boys are young. Claret was
lientiiul. also the other similar brands of
mid juice of the grape. and the pop Of the
champagne cork could not have been
heard even by an attentive listener. Ey-
erybody had good time
Inc cards of admission to the banquet
We're unique. They were checks made
posed to be indorsed by those accepting.
me menus were quaint affairs, printed
on DUN paper, adorned with bows of the
gray blue ribbons of Georgetown, and
completed by huge legal seal of i'm
pressive proportions. The menu itself
was excellent and the after-dinner speak
ers well-known members of the bar o.
Washington.
Responded to Toasts.
John F. Heffernan was toastmaster.
Inc hrst speaker was the United States
District Attorney, Ashley NJ. Gould. who
delivered the youngsters much sage ad-
wee concerning affairs of law. He laid
down many sound principles, and created
an Impression upon the college youths.
Prof. Jerome A. Daugherty president OF
Georgetown College, responded to a toast.
ID. w. Baker. Charles A. Douglas. f.
Richard Shipp, r. Ross Perry. jr. mem
bers of the university faculty. replied to
sentiments.
William Witthaft Bride a young man
well known in Democratic circles of the
city, and a speaker of considerable abili-
ty, the class president. responded to the
toast The class which won applause.
Others who spoke were James Bernard
Horigan. James Willoughby Anderson
Charles J. Cater, NJ. ]. Thompson. Richard
=. Whiteley. Stephen W. Thacker, John J.
oConnor. Leonard Erickson, Alexander
l. Rorke. and J. r. Carmody.
Those Who Were Present.
The following were present:
William Witthaft Bride. president:
Richard Peyton Whiteley. first vice pres
ident; Daniel Aloysius Miliriek, second
vice president; John Thomas Hardsty,
secretary; Charles Joseph Gates, treas
urer; Richard Aloysius Curtin, sergeant
alarms. -s-'
j. w. Anderson, e X. Ayres. G. z. Ban
del, A. s. Barnes I-A. Beunewitz. 2. L.
Borbeck, f. Brady, J. =. Brennan, X. b.
Burnside. ]. r. Byrne, E ]. Cantwell, F.
J. Carmody. G. Charles. II. B. Cole, w H.
Coneby, C. Des Loge, j. E. billiard, jr, o.
b. Drown. l.. Erickson. W. n. Fuller, A
II. Ferguson i. T. Gilmore, J. G. Hedrick
J. +. Heffernan. W. a. Hopkins, ]. b.
Horigan. c. c. s Horsey. j. L. johnson,
c. S. Julien. NJ 4. Kettler, J. y. Kraft
jr.. K. J. Lacson. f. j. Lindberg, J. Nc
Manus, J. C. McMennamin, w. F.. McNa-
mara. II. ]. Mohrman, W. B. Moore, J.
j. OConnor, /. E. A. O'Keeffe \. NJ.
Opisso, W. R. Owings, c. J. Parks. G.. b.
Pitts. II. I. Quinn. A. l. Rorke. J. C.
Stack. s. E. Stonebraker G. A. Street. 5.
w. 1'hacker. L. b Town, NJ. ]. Thompson.
W. u. Wheeler. p. J. Willet. J. l.. Wolfe,
J. II. Ryan. K. J. Raney. J. f. Murphy F.
VI. Judd. F. Self. J. ~ Baker, J. J. O'Hara.
Rev. j. K Daugherty. G. Z. Hamilton,
Hon. Ashley NJ. Gould Charles a. Doug
las, d. W. Baker 8. VI. Yeatman, NJ. J.
Colbert. r. Ross Perry. jr., Z. Richard
Shipp.