The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-25
LAWYERS LEAVING
FOR HOT SPRINGS
Joint Meeting Virginia and
Maryland Bar Associations
Begins Tomorrow.
JUS TlcE LURToN TO SPEAK
Many Valuable Papers, Though
No Business of Vital I'm
portance Is on Program.
LURToN TO SPEAK

Many members OF tho Richmond bar
left last night for Hot Springs. where
this week joint meeting Of the State
Maryland Will BIO held. They were ao-
companied BY q large delegation from
Norfolk. which arrived In the city
yesterday morning. Moro will go from
Richmond to-day.
This Is the first time the associa-
lions Of the two States have held their
annual meetings in conjunction, and
very enjoyable time Is expected. It
is the belief OF Richmond members
that little business will be transacted
and that fully two Of the three days
the meeting Is to be in session will
be given over to the enjoyment Of the
many pleasures tho famous mountain
resort affords. That the members Of
the Virginia association nave formed a
strong liking for Hot Springs as a
place of meeting ia shown by tAe fact
that this is the third consecutive year
the meeting has been held there.
The principal address will be deliv-
cred by Justice Horace Ct. Lurton, of
| the United States Supreme Court
r.. Walton Moore is president OF the
Virginia association, and John b.
| Minor Is secretary
| Program for Meeting.
The following is the program:
Monday, July 26. s p. M.-Meeting
of standing committees of Virginia
Bar Association.
Tuesday July 2s. 1920 A. M.-Joint
meeting of the two associations, Pres-
idept Moore presiding. welcome adj
dress by Chairman of Executive Coun-
ell of Virginia Bar Association George
II g. Gregory Paper by r. Walton
Moore. president of Virginia Bar AS
sociation. Paper by S. s. Field, of
Maryland Bar Association. $3.50 P. NJ
Paper by Colonel Mcintosh, president
of Maryland Bar Association. presid-
ing. Paper by Alfred p. Thorn, of yir-
gina Bar Association, general counsel
Southern Railway.
Wednesday. July 81. 1880 NJ
Joint meeting, both presidents on the
platform. Paper by Edwin @. .3netjer.
| of Maryland Bar Association. Address
| by Edwin a. Alderman, president Of
University of Virginia. S:3o P. NJ. sep
arate business meeting of the two as.
lsociations.
Thursday. July 2s, 1880 A. M.-Jotnt
meeting of both presidents on the
platform Paper by Judge Horace g..
Lurton. of the Supreme Court of the
/ United states. $3.50 L. NJ. JOINT BAN
Duet of the associations. Henry ST.
| George Tucker. toastmaster.
Among Richmond members of the
association who will attend the meet
| ing are:
Henry w. Anderson. William A. An
derson, James Lewis Anderson, n. A
Atkisson. NJ G. Bruce, George Bryan
Thomas p. Bryan, Fl. c. Buchanan, A
S. Buford, Jr.. r. z. Byrd, James Ais
ton Cabell. t. p. Cardwell. John A
Cooke. s. ]. boswell, John S. Eggles-
| ton. John B. Gayle, George c. Gregory.
Eppa Hunton, Jr.. John A. Lamb. L. Z
Lewis L. n. Long. Eugene C. Massie.
| A. j. Montague. Hill Montague. S. S.
| p. Patteson A. w. Patteson, John G..
Pollard. John Rutherford. Frank T.
Sutton. Jr.. f. b. Thomson. C. w.
Throckmorton. p. A. G. Cabell. w. r.
Meredith, George L. Christian. James
Keith. Leigh r. Page. John B. Minor.