Evening star., 1928-05-30
CHI HOLDS
v. v. BRIDE DINNER
Fraternity Honors National
President on 25th Anniver-
Sary as Member of Order.

Aset Of silver and an engraved scroll
were presented to Corporation Counsel
William Witthaft Bride as a testimonial
of appreciation for his services as ma
ti0nal president of the Delta Chi Fra
tcrnity at a banquet in celebration of
his twenty-fifth anniversary as a men,
Der of the fraternity, in the Washing
ton Chapter House, 1853 N street, last
night.
The presentation was made in the
presence of about 100 members of the
fraternity, many of them prominent in
legislative and educational circles, by
A. e. Berry, president of the Chesa-
peake G. Potomac Telephone Co, who.
with Mr. Bride, was co-founder of the
Georgetown Chapter of Delta Chi.
Z The part played by Bride in the de-
Ee1opment of the fraternity during the
past quarter of the century was lauded
by Berry in an address preceding the
presentation. Other addresses were
made by c. Raymond Sparks. president
of the Georgetown Chapter of the fra
fernity. who welcomed the guests. Lu-
cian II. Vandoren, local attorney, was
1nastmaster.
Entertainment Features.
Entertainment features of the BAN
uuet included songs by George O'Con-
nor and Matt Horn, IrIna Calvert and
Kin Carroll and music by Joe Jones
Orchestra.
Bride, lifelong resident of the Dis
trict, has been active in local affairs
throughout his professional career. He
was educated In Eastern High School,
St. Johns College, Georgetown and the
University of Nebraska. He was coun-
sci for the United States in pecuniary
claims arbitration with Great Britain in
1914 and served as counsel in other in
ternational affairs until the United
States joined in the World War, when
he became a captain in the intelligence
division of the general staff.
The guests invited were: Assistant
Attorney General John Marshall, Com
missioner Sidney F. Taliaferro, Senator
Nicely of West Virginia, Charles A.
Douglas. r. Ross Perry. jr.. Thomas w.
Brahany, Dr. Cloyd H Marvin, presi-
dent Of George Washington University;
Dr. Hugh Fegan, assistant dean Of
Georgetown Law School, and DR.
Thomas Healy assistant dean, George
town Foreign Service School; Carmen
D'Agostino, Vincent P Ahern, r Ellis
Allison. Charles w Arth. Thaddeus G.
Benton. Albert z. Berry, George Calvert
Bowie. Samuel NJ Boyd, John j. Burke,
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Reuben T. Carlson, Henry C. Church
man.
Other Guests.
Barnum Cotton, James z. Cook,
Prank Crumley, Cornelius j. Daley,
Stanley De Neale, Manuel G. de Que
Tado, Charles n. Doing, John Dunning.
Harry Daily, Thomas j. Downs, George
z. Edelin,, Edward 3. Eldredge. Joseph
L. Egan, Bernard T. Foley, William L.
Gates, John r. Graves, Frederick r.
Gibbs. Ashley Ii. Gould, jr. Bernard
l. Grove, II, Frank G. Harrison.
Thomas Healy. George Heck, Hugh H.
Hanger, Floyd r. Harrison. Harry K.
Hickey. George D. Horning. Jr-. G. How
ard johnson, Frank Klein, William Z.
Keefe. Albert Il Kirchner, Harry
L0ugfrap, Marshall Low. Angus Mac
donald. Ward Mccarthy, Raymond Nc
CzT1hy, Maurice J. Mahoney, Joseph A.
Mari, Robert A. Maurey.
James L Medley, Roger D. Moore,
Thomas J. Mooney. Henry Murphy.
Charles 3. Nash. Theodore s. Pertis,
Daniel T. PTs6ham, George P. Plum
meg, Hubberf r. Quinter, Ralph D
QutnteT. James p. Radigan, George
Ryan. Edward K Ryan, Martin j. Rud-
dy, Walter Rauber, Joseph Roney,
Jacob Reck. G. Raymond Sparks. JOS
eph EeaTanger, George c. Thorpe,
frank Thomson. Lncaan T. Vandoren,
Thomas L Wade, Alexander Warning
ton, Marx Weign, Vernon e. West, jos
eph Casg1n Williams, SEanley .. Willis
and Manton WyyeM.