Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-12
Others Who Were Guests.

Representative Ben johnson, chairman
of the District committee, House Of Rep
resentatives.
c. H. Rudolph. Gen. John A. Johnston
and Col. w. v. Judson. Commissioners of
the District OF Columbia. They were at
tended by Maj. E. NJ Markham, Capt
Mark Brooke and DIR. William Tindall
E. B. Moore. commissioner of patents
Special guests Of honor were William
Simon Wolf These lawyers were admit
ted to the bar on the creation of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia
in 1853.
s. r. Bond was also a special guest.
Admitted to the bar Of the state of Ten
nessee in 1856. he has been a practitioner
in the District Of Columbia for more than
half q century.
Charles H. Bates had as his personal
guests w. III. Harr, assistant attorney
general: Fred bennett, commissioner, gen.
eral land office: r. J. Tracewell. con-
troller of Treasury; L. p. Mitchell. as
sistant controller of Treasury: Lawrence
o. Murray, controller OF currency; George
M. Brown. chief examiner. interstate COM
merce commissions: John NJ. Jones, chief.
bureau of tariff, and F. NJ. Halstead,
chief of customs.
George E. Hamilton had as his guest
r. Walton Moore of Virginia.
j. w. Yerkes had as his guest Roy E.
Cabell
E. c. Brandenburg had as his guest
John Q. Thompson. assistant attorney
general.
H. Prescott Galley had as hts guests
Blackburn Esterline. assistant attorney
general. and Mr.. Cushman.
+. j. Hogan had as his guest Dr. Smithe
E. Jelliffe Of New York.
E. G. Dutton had as his guest Ernest
Kneabel, assistant attorney general.
e. F. Colladay had as his guest George
A. Medley.
T. c. Bradley had as his guest w. W..
Wilson.
Barry NAHUM had as his guest Edwin
j. Perry, member of the bar Of Tulsa
Okla
Simon Lyon had as his guest William C.
Taylor. deputy register OF wills
Jean p. Muller had as his guest W. w
Warwick of the Presidents commission
on economy and efficiency.
Those Who Had Charge.
The committee of arrangements which
was responsible for the Preparations for
the day consisted of Alexander n. Bell
chairman; Leon Tobriner. Oscar Luckett
F. l.. Siddons. B. s. Minor. d. w. Baker
H. w. Sohon, H. B. F. Macfarland, Guy
H Johnson, F.. Walter Brandenburg
John L. Smith. George T. Dunlop. Joseph
A. Burkart. s. McC. Hawken. Edward b.
Kimball. NJ. j. Colbert. c. H. Bates, c.
D. Davis.
With Henry p. Blair as chairman a
reception committee saw to 1t that every
body was put into the center of the fun.
The other members of the COMMITTEES
were: Charles H. Bates. Arthur A. Biz
ney, Adds B. Browne. Chaplin Brown.
Melville Church. Charles d. Davis Henry
E. Davis. j. Spaulding F1annefy. ]. Hols-
worth Gordon, William G. Johnson.
George E. Hamilton. Benjamin F.. Leigh,
ton, j. Nota McGill. William F. Mat
tingly. Benjamin s. Minor. r. Ross Perry.
w. F. Rogers, Charles l.. Sturtevant.
Leon Tobriner. Nathaniel Wilson, A. 81.
Worthtngton, John w. Yerkes.
The day was thoroughly enjoyed and
pronounced the best outing ever. Start
ing from the Evans building, headauar-
tiers of the railroad to the resort, the
party proceeded at IL o'clock by special
cars to the District line station and there
boarded the special train awaiting them.
The return to the Evans building was
made at O'Clock. with full day be-
tween.
The trip to the bay was without incident
further than varied discussions: an argu-
ment between "lifers'' on the bench and
advocates who are aspirants for such
honors regarding the recall Of the ju-
dietary; and poll Of the bar and bench