The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

A brilliant social event was held at
Rauscher's last evening. the occasion
being the annual banquet for the fac
city. alumni. friends, and other classes
by the junior class OF the Washington
College of Law Il was the twelfth an
nual affair Of this kind which has been
given by classes Of the institution in
past years, and is in commemoration Of
the joining Of the first students, thir-
teen years ago.
over a hundred friends OF the stu
dents and faculty were present Old
college days were talked over by the
alumni and Burton W Cary. the toast
master entertained the members with
short talks between the regular num-
bcrs on the programme
Greetings we're given by Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. dean Of the college. and
an address. The uncommon law" was
delivered by Miss Erna Carpenter. class
OF II. She said:
Not Common Law
Whatever it is We have been studying,
II isn't common law There was never
anything common about law
Women DO 2 great deal Of complain
ing nowadays. They didn't understand the
common law. chiefly because they had
nothing 10 complain about. and If they
had, the law wouldn't have listened; so
what's the use2 Law. ike patent medi-
cine, has q panacea for every ailment
guaranteed 10 cure, If you Keep on using
IT,"
Miss Helen e. JaIuison made a short
address on Coins. IN which she COM
pared some Of the members Of the class
and faculty with those Of new mintage.
Future estates was the subject Of
q talk by J. Rupert Vsnning. who
made q prophecy as to the future OF
the members OF The senior class
Mrs Jessica Penn Hunter. class of
1910. spoke on Women in the law. -
paying a glowing tribute 70 former
women al the bar who have become IA
nous
Gen James T. Du Bots told a few
stories. causing many laughs az the
expense Of the women present
TraceweI Guest.
The guest OF honor was Robert F.
TraeewelL Comptroller OF the Treas
Ury. who made a short address.
Those having charge were Mrs. John
Milton Gitterman. Benjamin T. Smith.
Joseph Harris. and Jesse H Evans
Those present were:
Miss Anna II. Anderson Mr.. Lillian B. ArciTlc.
Miss Annie l. Bar-ar. Mss BALDWIN. Miss SsIlie
Y. Bean. Miss Rsbeoca L. Blaine. Mis- Adeiins NJ.
Brzdbguu, 9r. Arthur G. Brown. Mrs T. White
BEsbey. Mis- Olive CGlEer. Father z. r C0uroy.
Mr. Bernhard C0uroy Miss Annie NJ Conroy Miss
LAVA 3 Cooper. Mr. Charles = Grouse Ms
ETu-le ]. Cr9se Alr. CouEhlan. Miss IDA ~. Daiy,
MIS- Gertrude Darwin Mrs. Helen Malcolm Dr7s-
dale Mr. Ed..in- C. Dutt0n sIr Jesse Hairs Fraus.
Miss Harriet s. Free5y- Hiss ETuma II tiilette.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Milton Gitte-uan. NIr. James
German. SiT5. Ellen Spencer NHsSeT. dean; Mr-
ard Nrs. This. I'T. and Mrs William TiuIsll.
Mr.. and Ms. Lzskey. Miss Helen z. Iami=on.
Miss Erua Carpenter. Gen James T. DuHGs. 8r-
ard M. Robert TraoereH, Nr. J. Rupert Nennins,
Mrs. Jessica Perm Hunter. Mr. William Gardiner.
Mr. Benjamin Murch- Miss Mc0NilliauS. D. and
Ms Charles " CIthbeTtsou. 1lT- John Kennedy.
8r. and 8IrS- PaCa OheEiiE
Miss Gertrude Hanlev. Mr.. joseph Hams Mis-
Graos D. HAYES Nr. Harry A. Hezsrty. Mr. Herd
usn, Miss Birdie Bel Hill. Nr- James D Hughes.
MiSs Cara A. hUbel ar Edwin l. Ia Crosse.
Ms Margaret e. LohT. Afr Lohr. 3ir- WiIism H.
Lowell Mss Emma A. Nolineu. Mss Sarah &.
Morrison Mr. Jesse " Nyer Kiss Helen X
Myers Ms Myers. NJ =. J. Nee III y. ]. New
ten. Ms Catherine l. North. 1T-- North. Mrs.
Nsnstte 3. Paul Cart Portmaa. Mr. Por1uan-
Mrs. Pullman. Miss Nellie Pullman 3Ir. Rhodes.
Mrs. RhCics.
Miss Name X Saunders. NJ. Aracld Scott sam
dsrs Mrs. William y. ShoemakCT. Mr.. William d
Shoenaker. Nr. 7. F. Smith M BENJAMIN r.
Smith Miss susan ElleI Smith. Mr.. 4 d. smith
M. A. D. Smith. Mr.. Irwin SondheiHier. Miss
Edna 7 SpotOd- Mr.. Gardner Miss Mary Z.
Sweeney. Miss Tabor SIR Thomas J. Taylcr. Ms.
Tidal. Miss Nina l. Thomas. Hiss Grace Thomas.
Miss Grace D. Thomas. aI-s. A}be-t NJ Walker.
Nlr. Albert n WaIke- Mr. E. H Weber. Mr.
White. M A. T. Whitms7sh. Air Ellis r Wilso1.
Ar Irving \ W00dTlfT- Mrs Irving S woodruff
Ms WoTraI Miss Alec Wright