The Washington herald., 1920-12-06

Representative and Mrs. Homer
p. Snyder, of Little Falls, N. Y. and
Representative and Mrs. James L.
Parker, of Salem, y. Y. are cstab-
lished at the New WiIiari fer the
session OF Congress.
TEA HOsTESSES MEMBERS
OF LEGAL CIRCLES HERE.
The tea tables at the reception
given yesterday afternoon by the
Georgetown Law School in the
Riggs library of Georgetown College
were presided over by an interesting
group of Washington matrons
Since the event was an informal
gathering of the many eut-of town
guests and local alumni now cele-
brating the golden jubilee of the
law school, the tea hostesses were
asked from the Capitals legal cir
cles. Mrs. George Z. Hamilton, wife
of the dean of the law school, and
Mrs. James S. Easby-Smith, whose
husband is chairman OF the general
reception committee, headed the
group. Among those assisting In
the courtesies of the afternoon were
Mrs. Edward D. White. vii, OF the
Chief Justice of the United States
Supreme Court; Mrs. Ashley NJ.
Gould. Mrs. J. Harry Covington. Mrs.
John ]. Hamilton. Mrs. Henry Bou-
tell. Mrs. Daniel O'Donoghue and
Mrs. Charles E. Roach.
Winter greens and chrysanthe-
NUNS frightened the library for the
occasion, which was the principal
social event of the law schools
golden jubilee celebration. Visit
ing alumni and educators. as well
as the students and friends of the
institution. were invited.
President John B. Creedon, S. j.,
of Georgetown University, with
Dean Hamilton. of the law school.
and members of the faculty of all
the various colleges in the institu-
tion headed the receiving line. Col.
James Easby-Smith. as chairman of
the general reception committee.
also officiated. In addition to its
to honor the nine graduates of the
law school receiving honorary de-
grees from the university at todays
exercises. The degrees go 10 Jus
tice Ashley NJ. Gould. of the Dis
trict of Columbia Supreme Court; /;
Martin Conboy and George Mac
Neir, of New York: Judge william
Rogers Clay, of the famous Ken
lucky family and now on the bench
in that State: Judge David c. West
enhaver, of Cleveland, Ohio; Col
Easily Smith, of Washington, a
member of the law school faculty.
is another recipient; Daniel w.
O'Donoghue. Thomas J. Spellacy.
assistant attorney general. and John
J. Fitzgerald, of Pawtucket, r. l.
The president and executive com
mittee of the National Library for
the Blind have sent out invitations
for a tea and inspection of the
library work done for the blind
readers of the United States. for
Wednesday. December s, at 5 o'clock,
at the library, 1900 d street north
west. Mrs. Thomas Pryor Gore, wife
of the Senator from Oklahoma, is
president of the library. Its exec
utive committee includes Mrs. will
bur John Carr, first vice president;
Mrs. John Harvey Young, second
vice president; Miss Margaret Wood
row Wilson. Mrs. Champ Clark, Mrs.
Louis V. Caziarc, Mrs. S. Francis
Clark. Mrs. James A. Reed. Rey.
Paul Sperry, Mrs. Horace Mann
Eugene byTneS anu
Mrs. Robert Marten. The director Of
the library is Miss Eta Josselyn
Gifan: treasurer. Charles ]. Bell; as
sistant treasurer, Miss Dorinda Z.
Rogers. Miss Helen Keller is chair
man of the board of councillors.
The Society of Colonial Wars will
give a dinner at the New willard
tomorrow evening.
Fully seventy-five tables have
been reserved for the benefit card
party and musical for Starmont Aid
for Consumptives, which will be
given at Hotel Harrington tomorrow
at o'clock. Cards will be enjoyed
from to $3.50 and a musical pro-
gram and refreshments at. 4:3O.
Everything points to a successful
social afternoon and those in charge
are desirous of selling 100 tables.
The ladies who are most interested
in the charity are Mrs. George w.
Harris. president; Mrs. Andrew Stu
art, Mrs. w. r. Myers, vice pres
idents; Mrs. c. q. Galliher, treas
urer; Mrs. Charles Demonet, Mrs.
Appleton p. Clark, jr., Mrs. w. F.
Roberts. Mrs. s. ]. Prescott, Mrs. w.
n. Sholes, Mrs. Charles West Mrs.
e. J. Brennan, Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs.
G. v. Knox and Mrs. w. C. Fitch.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, u. d. c.,
will entertain at dance at the New
willard tonight.
The Columbian Women of George
WASHINGTON Uniyersitv will poeet at