Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-06
LAW CLASS BANQUET
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY STU
DENTS MAKE MERRY.
Good Feeling and Fellowship Reigned
Supreme at Annual Dinner
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sliai 31I Last Night. ssE .de1F ~

With college yells and college songs and
college spirit, the law Class Of Georgetown
University had d happy meeting and BAN
quet at Rauchers last night, and until early
dawn revelry reigned supreme. The pres
ence of the dignified dean of the, faculty,
Justice Clabaugh, did not tend to throw
damper on the high spirits Of those assem-
bled in the dining hall and merry quips
and jests at the expense of the members
of the faculty and members of the class
were exchanged in happy good humor IL
was gala night for the members OF
the 'O5 class and they took advantage of 1t
to the fullest extent.
Shortly after 8 clock the guests were
ushered into the banquet hall, where they
partook of an elaborate repast. When they
had finished the coffee and had, In foot pali
parlance, tackled the cigars, the toast
master, Mr.. Thomas B. Stallings of Ala
bama, made remarks appropriate to the
opening of the ''Taikemfest."
Responses to Toasts.
Those who responded to toasts were: 1.-The
Glass;" Jere A. Sullivan, Rhode Island; The
faculty. s. Dean Pearman, South Caro-
lima; Our alma MATER Thomas Kirby,
jr., District Of Columbia; THE essentials
of good citizenship John F. Turner West
Virginia; Our absent friends, the ladies,
Charles A. Crawford, Indiana; Georgetown
men in public life," Norman ]. Kopmeier.
Wisconsin; The law schools place in ath-
letics,'' Vincent A. Bremner, Illinois; Miss
Law, our jealous mistress, James Burton
Faulkner, Kentucky; What we have ac-
compllshed,' j. Barrett Carter, Virginia;
Looking forward" Patrick Ralph Lyden,
Clifden, Ireland.
The invitation to the banquet was unique
and was as follows:
in the bill of complaint hereunto appended
and before us filed by the Class Of 1905,
Georgetown Varsity School of Law, and
in answer to their prayer. you, the above
named defendant. are hereby ordered and
enjoined to desist and refrain from any and
all study whatsoever, lis pendens. and
Furthermore, you are hereby ordered to
appear before US in the Banquet Hall at
Rauscher's. on the NTH day of April 1904,
to show cause why this injunction should
not be made perpetual.
I'm testimony whereof. we have hereunto
set our hands and caused to be affixed the
great seal of Georgetown University"
Those Present.
Among the members Of the class present
were:
C. H. English. J. M Longhran. M. J.
Wall. ]. A. Sullivan. lie. Frey, ]. B.
Carter, J. T. Mcguire. ", n. Fucher, w. R.
Tucker, H. L. Bolan. J.. +. Turner. J. A.
Williamson. j. Vi. Frlce., alii1am MattneWS,
E. T. Ingley. ]. r. Reeves. r. e. Mcnamara,
J. G. Alice. T. B. Stallinger. ]. B. Fall
coner. E. r. L.. Davidson. r.. F. Watson,
C. Dodge. 8. D. PleamanlsE. A. Nicely, w.
F. Donaldson ]. A. Crumb, ]. B. Kitch, r.
r. Lyden, C. A. Crawford. H. H. Often,
George A. OHer. H. p Holiday. A. j. Wand,
w. F. Lemke. w. G. Ogden, c. f. Mcguire.
w S. Gregg. 2. ]. Murphy, F. s. Tyler. L.
Lowe, e. J. Fegan. F.. B. Shoemaker. r.
bha ticehiO. NJ + Kouu1aier
Justice Clabaugh and Mr.. w. D. Baker,
members of the faculty. added dignity to
the occasion. Af 81
The class officers are: Jere A. Sullivan,
Rhode Island. president. Martin M. Watson,
Distriet of Columbia. first vice president:
Theodore M. Judd. District Of Columbia,
second vice president: Arthur j. Wand, ILL.,
nois, secretary; John G. Alice. North Dako-
ia, treasurer: Charles F.JMaguire, jr., New
York. sergeant-at-arms.
Those In charge of the banquet were:
Charles III. English chairman; William r.
Fuchs, John NJ. Loughran. Hubert L. Bolen.
r. ]. A. Abbaticchio.