Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-22
ENGLISH JURISTS
lTODE GUESTS HERE
800 viii Return Visit Paid by
American BarriSters
asA in 1924.

More than 300 distinguished jurists
and lawyers of England, ireland.
France, Scotland and Canada will be
citation In Washington August rs, 81
and %. Among the visitors will be
many Of the most noted members of
the profession in Europe.
President and Mrs. Hoover will en-
tertain the barristers with a garden
party at the White House August IS.
Just prior to this affair the Lawyers
Club will entertain with a luncheon
in the Chevy Chase Country Club.
Plans also call for banquet that night,
probably in the Pan-American Building.
Stimsons to Entertain.
Wednesday, August 81. the morning
will be devoted to golf and sightseeing.
At 4 O'Clock Secretary of State and
Mrs Stimson will receive the visitors
at Woodley. their country home A
barbecue dinner will be served at Stone
Ridge, the home of George E. Hamilton,
senior member of the American Bar
Association, on the Rockville Pike.
The closing day will be marked by
O luncheon to the. Willard Hotel, to be
rendered by the Barristers Club. Later
that afternoon the guests will be taken
to Mount Vernon on a Government
vessel. Tea will be served en- route.
Members of the Virginia Bar Associa-
ton will be among the hosts.
Among the various other social func-
tons will be affairs at the British and
French embassies. A special program
at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier
also will be arranged.
The visitors will come here to make
q return call to a large number of
members of the American Bar Asso-
Siation who made trip to Europe in
is24.
Committees Named.
COMMITTEES in charge of arrangements
include: General executive committee.
J. Miller Kenyon, chairman: j. Harry
Covington, vice chairman; William r.
Valance, vice chairman; Mary NJ. Con-
nelly, vice chairman; F. Regis Noel,
secretary; Sidney F. Taliaferro, treas
urer; Chester I. Long, George E.
Hamilton, William w. Bride Paul A.
Chase, william P MacCracken, ir. !;
Julius l. Peyser, Peter @. Nyce, George
Maurice Morris, Edward A. Hartman,
Joseph A. Burkart. Charles H. LIE Fevre,
George A. King, Charles Henry Butler,
Stanton C. Peele, Charles W. Darr,
Levi Cooke. Barry Mohun, A. Coulter
Wells, r. w. S. Dyer, Howard Leroy
and John Lewis Smith
Entertainment committee-George z.
Hamilton, chairman Joseph A. Burk-
/ art, vice chairman; Frank S. Perry,
secretary: Thomas P. Littlepage. F.
Regis Noel, Richmond Keech, George
p. Hoover, Frank j. Hogan. Charles
%. Drayton, j. S. Flannery. Michael M.
Doyle, j. Wilmer Latimer, William Mar
tin Williams, Oscar w. Underwood,
Ralph Van Orsdel, John S. Barbour,
Henry P. Blair, Melville Church, Do
zter A. DeVand, G. Thomas Dunlop.
Swagger Shirley, Blain Ballan, Ben
jarnin s. Minor, Paul z. Lesh. Myer
Cohen, Levi Cooke, Richard Wilmer.
Joseph d. Sullivan, T. Gillespie Walsh,
Robert j. Mawhinney. Charles p. Sisson,
Charles T. Tittman, George v. O'Con-
nor, Guilford S. Jameson, F. c. Bag
gerry, Clifford O. Beckham Henry Ward
Beer. Duncan S. Bradley, Joseph
Bruce, Thomas Brown, David D. Cald-
well. Ralph @. Cornell, Ernest E. DAN
ley, Charles William Freeman. Miss
Mary O'Toole, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mus
sey. Miss Elizabeth Harris. Miss RATHER
inc Sellers, Mrs. Rebecca Greathouse.
AdiSs Helen Jamison, Miss Grace
HELEN, John j. Hamilton, Abner Fer
guson. Charles v. Inlay, Gwynn Gard
ner, 6. F. r. Ogilby, Hugh Fegan, Will
liam Jennings Price, Alexander Bell,
Sr.:: Barry Mohun, Chauncy Parker,
Henry Sohon, James NJ. Proctor, James
s. Easby-Smith, William r. Harr, Ring
gold Hart, Leo p. Harlow, Edmund l..
Jones, william J. Hughes, ST.; Paul B..
Cromelin, Spencer Gordon, Clarence M.
Charest. Hugh O'Bear, Walter H. New
ton, Leo Rover, Guy johnson, Seth N.
Richardson, Fred K. Dysr, Thomas j.
FTailey. John A. Elmore, George A.
Holcombe, Frederick A. Hefferman, Mai.
Horace T. Jones, John M Lewis, J.
Jerome Lightfoot, Isaac v. Mcpherson,
j. r. Metzger, william N. Morrell,
James P. Murdoch. Thomas c. Bradley,
Carmen A. Newcombe, jr.