Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21
MCCOY IS HONORED
BY FRIENDS OF BAR
Kindness of Retiring Justice
Appreciated by Young
Attorneys.

Praise Tor his judicial services and
best wishes for continued health and
happiness in his retirement were ex-
tended last evening to Walter I. Nc
Coy, who resigned from the position of
chief justice Of the District Supreme
Court December .. Justices, lawyers and
other friends OF the former chief Justice
assembled at the Willard Hotel to ioin
WIN the Barristers, club or the young
leave Of the distinguished guest.
Judge Garrett Pays Tribute.
Judge FINS J. Garrett of the United
States Court Of Customs and Patent An
peals, who served with Justice Mccoy
IN the House of Representatives before
his elevation to the bench. paid tribute
TO the guest Of the evening. Col. j. MIL
Ter Kenyon, president of the Bar Assoc
c1tlon, ielicitated the retiring jurist on
oenaif or the bar and Norman B. Frost
president OF the Barristers and toast,
master ct the dinner, presented an en-
crossed resolution passed by the club
exColling Justice Mccoy and express
ing the appreciation of the club for his
UNIFORM kindness to the Younger at
torneys in his court.
IN reply. Justice Mccoy recalled one
OF the experiences of his early life At
Inc par when he had been "bawled out"
= Juoge ana said he then determined
ne woulo always help a young lawyer.
The guest declared his Intention of
remaining citizen Of Washington after
visit to his son in California. He
pointed out that he has made MANY
friends here, while but few of his asso-
ciates remain in South Orange.
Features OF the entertainment at the
dlnner were an exhibition of talking
pictures, supplemented by feats of magic
oy John Mulholland, songs by Charles
T. Tittman. q quartet singing Negro
spir1tuals and an orchestra.
Guests and Members Present,
Included among the guests and men,
bers OF the club were:
Norman B. Frost, POSTMASTER: Justice
FINS ]. Garrett, Justice James @, Me.
Reynolds, Justice George e. Martin,
Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel, Justice
William J. Graham, Justice oscar Z.
Bland, Justice Charles 8. HATFIELD,
Justice Irving l.. Lenroot, Justice Fen-
ton w. Booth. Justice Samuel J. Graz
nam, Justice. William r. Green. Justice
Benjamin H. Littleton. Justice ThonnaS
8. Williams, Justice Wendell p. Stafford.
Justice Frederick L. Siddons, Justice
William Hitz. Justice Jennings Bailey.
Justice Peyton Gordon, Justice Alfred
A. Wheat, Judge George G. Aukan.
Judge Robert E. Mattingly, Judge Ma
than Cayton, Judge Gus A.. Schuldt.
Judge John p. Mcmahon, Judge Isaac
z. Hit, Judge Ralph Given, United
states Attorney Leo A. Rover, Commits
sioner Sidney r. Taliaferro, Corporation
Counsel William w. Bride, United States
AaAR
Myers, Leslie c. Garnett. Clarence N.
Charest, Paul A. Chase, William Q,
Green, Frank =. Cunningham, George
Francis Williams. Needham c. Turnage.
Col: j. Miller Kenyon, Jesse G. Ad-
kins. Benjamin 8. Minor, John e. Las.
key, Frederic d. Mckinney, Col. James
s. Easby-Smith, Joseph A. Burkart.
Thomas p. Littlepage, John Lewis
smith, H. Prescott Galley, Michael M.
Doyle, Lieut. Comdr. George Kent Stod-
dard, Henry !. Quinn, Paul Z. Lesh,
William A. Coombe, George p. Barse
Archie K. Shipe. Rudolph H. Yeatrnap.
Walter M. BaStian, C.. r. Jacobsen. 81
Chester Caywood, Robert e. LYNCH.
Moncure Burke, Alexander p. HAron,
harmon lhuEns, Henry c. Lank, Percy
Victor s. Mersch, Austin canneld.
norman 2. Landreau, Thomas Ellis
Lodge, Stanley DeNeale, Edward M.
Welliver. Melvin J. MARQUES. Richard
z. Stands. ]. Robert Sherrod, Clar-
ence A. Miller.
Julian Cromelin, Wilbur N. Baugh-
man. Kenneth N. Parkinson, Frederick
=: Warder, John r. Richter, David L.
hiordan, Bernard b. Heffernan. Stephen
q. ColIaday, Jesse Thomas, William r.
Eurey. Joseph D. Kelly, Daniel 8. Ring,
Joseph A. Cantrell. George N. Dale,
Snapln b. Bauman, Bernard M. Wise,
Dayid Z. Smith. Robert Watson. W. 8.
McBroom, Francis C. Brooke, Emmett
Leo Sheehan, Harold r. Stephenson.
Thomas M. Harvey, Charles T. Tit
mann, George Wilson, George Garyin.
burt New, Richard r. Baker, IT.; Dun
par Hare, WIN Squier. John Mulhol-
land, @. Bowdoin\ Craighill
william g. Ashford, Charles S. Baker
jerome F. Barnard, Alexander II. Bell,
u; X. Aubrey Bogley, Neil Burkinshaw,
Lowry N. Coe, Robert r. Cogswell. Theo-
dore Cogswell. Paul b. Cromelin, Louis
M. Denit. r. Joseph Donollue,, Arthur p.
Drury, Bertrand Emerson, jr.; Norman
B. Frost, Clifford p. Grant, Harry A.
Grant, George Z. Hamilton, jr.: Francis
w. Hill, jr.; Andrew M Hood. George
ID. Aorning Jr,: Woodson p Houghton.
VAHA@nh " nuBhCS, JF.s EDMUND u,
Jones, Richmond B. Keech, Z. Russell
Kelly, John E. Larson. Bolitha J. Laws.
George e. Mcneil, Frank H. Myers.
Frank F. Nesbit. F. Noel Regis, David
A. Pine, Joseph A. Rafferty,, Henry
Ravenel, Paul w. Rogers, Henry A.
Schweinhaut, Frederick Stohlman.
Eugene b. Sullivan, Frederick N. Towers
South Trimble, jr.: Lucian II. Vandoren.
Gillespie T. Walsh, Richard r. WELL
ford, James c. wilkes, Richard II.
Wilmer.
Charles Fahy and Philbrick Mccoy,
non residents.
The dinner was in charge Of the fol-
lowing committee:
Theodore Cogswell, chairman: Arthur
p. Drury, Francis w. Hill, jr. Thomas
Gillespie Walsh and Richard Z. Well
ford.