The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
DINNER TO JUSTICE HUGHES
IoT0> tIIR HO>0R> " PRI W.
COZ RT'S NEWEST WENBER.
.'rtbuisS TO the .Ius,irrSs arerr Ne Talks
OF tnsrcn iirip> That Gsuie 10 thu
0uieiai lioisiins Public Place PriSi-
l-Se of T',iiplir service Pointed Out

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hoh"t an" 'h' 'r"''' ~
dinner was his. ia" diners were MS ana
the applau-. Was his II tha new Asso-
c,.t. 'trs,,r, over dreamed of being
p-,.i,,, -, H. ..,,,,,,,rv th,. I c,o- Cbuh
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uid las tesf lasi hIghi by rs acclaim 10
tecomprns" him Tor any disappoint-
,Dent he NAV hlv. felt when fate willed
o,Lor,,,.. r,arL n Laurence rr..i.
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"snt =" we" '"'o n"' LAS
uf III" dinner. mentioned this former
possible aspiration 81 ih" Associate
I,stic,. "a ,r.r,duc,rr thu, guest of III,
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"s'..'''- WIN ''.' WIN"
When Gov. Hughes Was last oar gIest
IN the sincerity of our hearts and N"
shnr,ns-s III our ,cliticai vision W. re-
oar ~ hin, a. a ,.r,-p.c,ivc President
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w .''e ''''" '' ', "'1
acclaimed MN accordingly
EN-Ju>iIcs Morgan J. DBTien who
cams. Iatsr an IA. list of sneaker, smoke
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10 tit as'i" w" amp'tioh "hch ne h@tu-
rally might have entertained OF beng
one clay the chief Magistrate of the ma
.ion' tn take y. pInc,, ON TN. supreme
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N' - IVY '"'"" W "-
ISs-ioih'"S N"ch 'usuC~ nushee han
LETT behind him IN his acceptance Of the
appointment 10 IN. bench the members
ard .,,.x,s .ntLand.. m. 4, ,h., ,,,.,,a
'"'y '
my" ~H' u,t ''s''c" y" ~ns'eNeF
a'nnition he might have entertained.
Tho dinner was one Of the largest ever
uiyen hy the I,tDs ,'Ivh Thare u.r,.
S.,,r..,, an "a a,., ,,,,,h.,. 81 -.
" ~ ~ s"-oN'
IN the hahIh"' nan ana the ADJOINING
rooms which were thrown open. The
rooms were decorated with Virginia
,,reepe,s mud au,un,n l..v.s and vsllnx
' 80
cnS ''h,he''',lIhS s'"'" !" vases aI"h
tpe ten!es me menu bore portrait
1t Justice Hughes IN his recently donnnd
i,,dicial robes and at one side there WAS
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go, -. .,I O. -,
"ss "f'" bearing l'e He"i-r, M" he'" one
arm over the PORTRAIT a. n she were not
At all sorry to nave the former Governor
a. one ~ her r,,pr...ntatiy--
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- 20" "n',, wv" o"'r 0"',s
Sere push"n a"'oe an" fr,v'dent frank
r. Lawrence stood up. He mentioned
-rno.t ilh,,trious guest and drew forth
,c,,la,,.. ~. n,sn,i,In,J =, dis,i,.,,.h.-,
-
""' ""' '"''" a'oi""-e'
ne epoEe OF that same gue-t having
struck great blows in behalf Of good
government and again there was Z
,ppla,is. Altogether MIR Iawrenc.'s
, speech was pInctmat@d. spatter.d and .
even d-enchei with applause. because .
nc 30 often mentioned the guest OF the .
evening
without being IN the least poll ician.-
Mr.. lawrencs said. his career conveyed :
lesson when IN" most consumnate
pontlcians oitsn iall 10 understand. |
Mmr,, - VIA ne su',-t iouhgalloh upon
s.S.. a., , II I'M anu
So - ,.ra "a; ~, P
s-e-v. from IN. hi-h,,st iJ..,l. ~ n,,hI,,
a,uy
After mentioning The clubs acclaim ~
Mr., HuRhe. - A future President af,.r ,
his firsi tenn as Governor Mr. Lawrence
boriinred:
In his second term as Governor he went !
steadily forward from one measure Of I
ttss,!ic usefulness 20 another. like one Of
those d"scr'ned ny James ,iartlnenu.
,~no-S worship - aclloi. ana whose action |