The Washington times., 1920-12-03
OLD GRADS ATTEND
GEORGETOWN. FETE
Members of First Law Class
Conspicuous Alumni at
Jubilee Event.

| Two OF the oldest grads OF
| Georgetown University School OF Law
/ members Of the FIRST graduating class
! in 1872. are conspicuous alumni VINO
will attend the opening of the golden
| jubilee celebration marking the
/ f.ftieth Anniversary of the rounding
| OF the school tomorrow afternoon Ia
| the law library,
They are both prominent members
of the Washington bar, Eugene ID. +.
| Brady and Alexander Porter Morse
and boast being among the ten grad
/ yates who first received diplomas
from the institution. becoming as
| sociated with the law school when MS
total enrolment was only twenty-five
students. they have witnessed the
steady growth of the school which
/ has grown since to become IN" DIE
| gest legal institut on in the couh'r!
with more than I 100 students.
Mr.. Brady bears the distinction 'f
| being the first man to receive al p
Iona from the school, his name stand
ing at the head of the graduating
class.
REUNION BEGINS TOMORROW.
While the reunion does not begin
officially until tomorrow, the student
body of Georgetown viii celebrate
the event with the biggest prom IN
the history of the university 'lonlGht'
at the Wardman Park Inn. Win
several hundred alumni already IN
the city, they hope 10 raise iund
that will help reduce ia" $4,000 IN
debtedness of the Athletic AssocIa-
ton.
Rev. John Il. Creed.n, ;. j.. presi-
dent Of the university, Dean George
r. Hamilton, of the law school and
members of the faculty. Including
alumni who are to receive honorary
degrees, will be the special guess
of the occasion.
The committee in charge of the
golden jubilee is as follows: Rev.
John b. Crceden, 5. j.. religious cAer-
cises: George T.. Hamilton. dean,
academic ceremony: Col. James ).
Easby-Smith, reception: Daniel w.
O'Donoghue, reunion; Hugh j. FeGan,
assistant dean. library: Joseph Sull
van, banquet, and Conrad Reid, foot
ball.
Activities tomorrow afternoon VIII
begin with the football game between
Georgetown and Bethany Collee"
when the Hilltop will try to regain
some of its lost honors on the gEid-
iron.
The principal event tomorrow viii
be the exercises connected with the
opning of the new law library, just
completed, containing more than To-
900 volumes. Dean George r.. Hamil-
ton will preside while the principal
address will be made by James Brown
Scott, prominent expert on mtcrnn-
tional law, connected with the Car
negie Institute. Joseph \. Cantr"l
prize orator of the law school. viii
speak on behalf of the students.
Important questions relating to tn"
welfare of the school will he dis-
cuSsed at the alumni meeting that
evening, when Daniel W. ODohoGhuc
will perfect IN" permanent organilh-
tion' of the forty-eight graduating
classes. 4 reception committ"" of III"
senior class, composed Of a man from
each of the fOrty-eight States. IN"
Philippines. Hawaii and cuba. viii a..
sist in receiving the alumni.
With the academic exercises Mon
day afternoon, when four Of the local
courts will recess in honor of JuStiC"
Ashley NJ. Gould of the District Su-
prem. Court. who il TO receive tn"
honorary degree of doctor Of law,
and a banquet in tn" evening, the
jubilee viii be brought to close.