Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-08
GLASS GIVES SMOKER
GEORGETOWN LAW STUDENTS
MAKE MERRY.

A smoker was given last night by the
class Of 1909 of the Georgetown Law
School, in the large banquet hall of the
Arlington Hotel Fully one hundred and
twenty-five of the members of the class,
besides members of the faculty and other
guests, sat at the tables. There was an
elaborate menu, followed by impromptu
speeches and responses to toasts by the
coming lawyers and their instructors.
AS the classmen filed into the banquet
hall they were met by a reception COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. Walter S.
Brown, Harold +. Clarke, Henry r. Was
ser, Robert II. Stelzner, William l.. Crane,
Frank II. CARROT, Louis a. MCGOWAN,
Timothy J. Hart and John A. Quinn.
Each prominent member of the class
and of the faculty was greeted with the
regulation Georgetown cheers. and the
entire gathering exhibited the proper
class spirit and a high grade of enLnu
Siasm.
When lull occurred in the cheering a
musical program by the Raymour Orches-
ira was considered to be feature OF
prominence. The program was inter
spersed with university songs, which were
sung with will. The smoker broke I'D
toward midnight, with the diners cheer
ing Justify for the class of 90. parading
from the banquet hall bedecked in blue
Following the banquet proper the fol-
lowing toasts were responded to. Charles
y. Lethert. the president of the class act
ing as POSTMASTER. Our Class" by the
toastmaster; Law" by Walter Drew;
'Athletics," by Sydney E. Mudd. jr.;
Wine" by James Spiller; ''Goodfelow
ship by Bernard NJ. Focke, and Friend
ship" by Ied L. Copp. \ number of the
class members and members of the fac
ulty were called upon for impromptu
SnppchHS 1yhn
spoke were II. Fl. Clark, Grover c. James,
James S. EasbyeSmith, Jesse c. Adkins
and George w. Crane. il The text of
the speeches by undergraduates was
mainly their experiences as law students
and their ideas of the legal profession. The
members of the faculty gave short talks
on the legal profession OF the present day
and its enormous possibilities.
To the executive committee of the class
and the entertainment committee the sue
cess of the smoker was principally due.
The members of the two committees were
Executive. Horace j. Donnelly, chairman;
John j. Byrne and George w. Crane, jr.
Entertainment, Sydney f. Mudd, jr,
chairman: Charles E. Ruffner. Grover c.
James. Walter f. Kelly, William OHearn
and George Melting.
Those Present.
Those present were Joseph A. Albrecht,
Alvin NJ. Andrews, William ]. Bacon, jr.
~'ON>oS
William II. Belts, George Bliss, Norman
S. Bowles, Edward A. Brand, Frederick
j. Brennan. Walter S. T. Brown, Frank
a: Boyle, John ]. Buckley, John ]. Byrne,
Clarence NJ. Calvert. George w. Carter,
Jr., Nile Chalmers, Archie NJ. Cheney. AL
exander c, Chewning Harold H. Clarke,
Manley J. Clark. Martin F.. Connolly, Zed
a. Copp. Joseph A. Courtney, John ].
Glowing, George w. Crane, IT,. William
L. Crane. Andrew D. Dawson, Sidney D.
Dell, Harry J. Divine. Horace J. Donnelly,
Frank c. Douglas. Richard J. Downey,
Walter Drew. ]. Joseph Drury. Maurice
Fitzgerald. jr., Ralph b. Fleharty, Ber-
nard Focke. jr., Clarence S. Forsaith, John
]; Fosselman: Arthur w. Furbershaw. AL
Adam c. Gengler, w. Malcolm Gettinger,
Chester a. Gwinn. Burton r. Green, Lau-
renee III: Green, John r. Grimstead, Ben
othy J. Hart; Paul L: Hallam, John J.
Heberic. William J. Helmick, David S.
Hendrick. Solomon D. Henkle, Richard j.
AeenneSsey. Andrew ]. Higgins, Ezra N.
Cornelius e. Hughes. Grover c. Jones,
Alexander Jameson, George F. Jackson,
Leslie ]. Johnston. Frank A. Kane John
J. Kane: George f. Kelleher, Walter E.
guire. Fred r. Martin, C. Farrand Man
son, Louis A. MCGOWAN. John G.. McMa-
hon, Arthur McTarnaghan. George Mel
ling, Joseph w. Milburn, Eugene Millott.
seph V. Morgan. Chester Morrill,, Roger
Motter. Sydney E. Mudd. ir, James H.
Mulcare, Daniel c. Mulloney. John A.
Murphy, Frank H. 'Note. Edwin B. Nye,
Edward NJ. OBrien, jeremiah O'Connor,
William O'Hearn, Oscar Fl. Osterman
Benjamin f. Perry. James p. Pierce jr,
Harry X. Pimper. Ronald w. Pugh, Ed
ward S. Quinlan. John A. Quinn, Pho
Reyes, Charles +. Ruffner, Lester L. Sar-
gent. Thomas X. Scheller. jr., James F.
Schick, James J: Schlafy. c. Albert Sc
Legue. John J. Sexton. Charles o. Shaw,
Patrick Shogrue. Gerhard ]. Simon, Wal
ter B. Simpson. Michael +. Slindee, Will
liam r. Smallwood, Roosevelt w. Snow,
Clarence E. Speiden., James spiller,
Thomas M. Steel. Joseph B. Stein, Robert
II. Steiner, Herbert. A. Stevens. Harry
II. Styll, David w. Sullivan, Richard w.
Thomas. Walter W. Thorne, George w
Tyler, Walter G. van Enron, Malcolm X.
Narnell, Elliott L. Wallace, Wendell II.
Washer, Henry r. Wasser, Frank E. Wat
son, jr. Alexander Watt. Frederick Watts.
Jr., Walter w. White, James r. Williams.
Thomas B. Wilson.
Members of the faculty who were seated
at the tables were Charles Roach, Jesse
c: Adkins. G. r. Wilson, Richard Wat
kins and james S. Easby-Smith.