Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-12
59LAW GRADUATES
ADMITTED TO BAR
Three Young Women, Fifty
Six Men, Privileged to Prac-
tice in D. c. Courts.

Three young women and fifty-si1
men composed the second installment
of law graduates to be admitted to
practice before the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia today. The
court had adopted an innovation and
divided the new lawyers into three
groups instead Of having the total
number Of 100 successful candidates
appear at one session of the court for
admission. The new method is re-
garded as tending to make the cere-
mony more impressive.
Mrs. Leonore 3. Fuller of the Dis
trict of Columbia was to have been
admitted today, but was detained by
illness and unable to attend court.
The other Portals We're: Helen II.
Esgate of Iowa. Louise Trimble Fos-
ter of Missouri and Grace L. knoeI-
Ter of Pennsylvania. Mrs Fuller and
Misses Esgate and knoeller were
students at the Washington College
Of Law, and Miss Foster took her law
course at George Washington Cniver-
sity.
Miss Foster is a law clerk in the
Department Of Justice and associated
with Assistant Attorney General Willie
brandt. She was born in Missouri, but
graduated from George Washington
last spring.
Miss knoeI!er halls from PennsyI-
Vanla, but came to Washington short
~ after the entrance of the United
states into the world war. She ac-
| cepted employment with the govern
! Tent, and is now with the Veterans
Bureau
Miss Esgate was born i'll Iowa and
! took college course in that state, re-
ceiving an A. Il. degree from Cornell
! University before entering the Wash
ington College of Law.
Wen Members of Class.
The men admitted to practice today
include: Frank 5. Easily Smith, Dis
trict OF Columbia: Fred J. Eden, Hill
Edelson. District of Columbia; Ferdi-
!. nand Erickson, Utah: W. Leon Fried
man. Georgia: H. NJ. Frampton. Mary
. land; Joseph A. Fennell. District of
Ralph II. Grinder, Maryland: o. w. H.
Hughes. Ohio: E'win E. Hadlick. Min
nesota; Edward L. Hunter, Maine: B.
Blakeney Harris. North Carolina.
Milton Edward Hartley. District of
Columbia; Raymond e. Harding. yir-
John @. Harlan. Pennsylvania; Har-
vey r. Hawgood. Ohio; jerome o.
Hughes. Hawaii: Edmund P. Hurley.
Massachusetts; Albert II. Hammond
NdTyIdHu, Carl LII LtII-
New Hampshire; Elisha Hanson. MI
nois; Joseph 3. Hansen. Illinois.
Julius W. Johnson. jr., South Carolina:
Harry Parker Jennings. District Of
'Columbia; Joseph a. Jordan, Georgia:
ILucian Jordan, West Virginia; T. E.
Kianahan. District of Columbia: E.
Russell Kennedy, jr.: Virginia; Will
liam Albert knight, Mississippi: Paul
| S. Kremer, Virginia; Harold kests,
District of Columbia: Joseph p. Lieb,
Minnesota: Horace L. Lohnes. Ohio:
lssiah Licemby. District of Columbia:
iB Leech, District of Columbia, V. F.
Lessagne. Illinois; Domingo A: Len
suzey Rolon, Porto Rico; Fred J. Ma
iloney, Massachusetts, Raymond e..
Murphy, Maine; Francis Maloney'
! Massa chusetts; Samuel D. Matthews.
District of Columbia; Argyle Mackey,
Virginia; Edward S. Morrison, Penn
| sylvania; John F. Moore, South Da-
ikota; Carl T. Mack, Pennsylvania:
1 Earl E. Miller, Texas; John L Muir
phy, Iowa; Thomas Ruskin Mcconnell.
South Carolina; Thomas Rogero Mick
Her, Florida; William NJ McLain. Ohio:
Archibald Mcknight, wisconsin. and
Aubrey D. McFeelyen, North Caroline.