Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
foreign JUR|STS
TO VISIT CAPITAL
Group From British Isles and
France Will Remain Here
Four Days.

Almost $50 visiting jurists and attor
iaeys of the British Isles and France
who are In this country to attend a
meeting of the American Bar Associs-
ton at Chicago on August 81 and ~,
will arrive in washington on the morn-
ing Of August 26 for a four-day stay.
during which they will be entertained
By official and legal circles in the Cap
ttal.
The party. which in addition will in
clude some SO wives and relatives, comes
here from Chicago and will make head
quarters at the Mayflower Hotel. En-
tering the United States and CasS2da,
the visitors will make stops at Detroit,
Chicago, Washington, Baltimore, New
York and Boston.
In arranging the itinerary and pro-
gram for the guests, the American Bar
Association is reciprocating for cour-
tesies extended to its members in 1924.
when they visited the British. Isles and
France.
To Be Guests of President.
The attorneys. most of whom come
from England, although there are strong
delegations from Scotland, the irish
Free State and France, will be guests
of President and Mrs. Hoover at gar
den party at the White House scheduled
for o'clock on the day of their arrival.
A luncheon at 1890 O'Clock at the
Chevy Chase Club has been arranged
by the Lawyers Club.
The first day here will be climaxed
BY dinner at the Pan American Union,
at which Attorney General and Mrs
William d. Mitchell will be hosts.
On Wednesday August 81, the visitors
will devote the morning to sightseeing
or to sports, facilities for which will be
available at the various clubs. Follow
ing q luncheon at Stpne Ridge, country
place of George H Hamilton, the guests
will be entertained by Secretary of
State and Mrs. Stinson at garden
party at 4 O'Clock on the grounds Of
their residence, Woodley.
Various Informal Dinners.
Various informal and private dinners
will be followed by a reception at the
British embassy at 1890 o'clock.
The morning of August % will be
devoted to recreation and will be fol-
lowed at 1890 by luncheon to be
given by the Barristers' Club. The
visitors will be guests of Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Adams during the
afternoon for trip down the Potomac
to Mount Vernon aboard the u. S. S.
Porpoise, with Comdr. James Fields in
charge They will leave at 2:30 and at
4:30 will be entertained at reception
AZ mount vernon.
The French embassy will be the scene
Of reception for the visitors at 10
O'Clock.
On the following morning, Friday,
August %. the delegation will leave
washington at 10 o'clock by motor for
Annapolis, where, after visiting the
Naval Academy and being received by
Gov. Ritchie, they will embark on the
steamer Latrobe for Baltimore.
List Of Dinner Speakers.
The dinner on the night of August 26
at the Pan-American Building will be
addressed by the following members Of
the visiting delegation: The Hon. Mr.
Justice Talbot Sir william levitt, K.
c., NJ. P, and Mr. Wintringham M.
Stable. The French committee has
chosen the following speakers: NJ
Henri Decugis, M. Paul WE'LL and M,
Marcel Ragon.
Dinners have been arranged by Sir
John Lindsay, the English Ambassador;
M. Jules Henry, French charge; Mr..
Macaulay, the Irish Minister; Mr..
Wrong, Canadian charge; Col. ]. Miller
Kenyon, president of the District Bar
Association and general chairman OF
the committee, and Mrs. Kenyon, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Bright, Mr.. Baxter Milne,
A. Coulter Wells, Mr. and Mrs. George
Thomas Dunlop, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. William M. VIII
liams, Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Littlepage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Regis Noel and others.
Members of Committee.
The members of the General Com
aorir1 no 0FA
following: j. Miller Kenyon, president
District Bar Association, chairman:
F. Regis Noel. secretary: Sidney r.
Taliaferro, treasurer; William r. VAL
lance, president Federal Bar Associ-
alton, vice chairman; j. Harry Coving-
ton, vice chairman; Charles Henry But
ler vice chairman; Mary M. Connolly,
president woman's Bar Association, vice
chairman; George z. Hamilton, vice
chairman, and Arlon Cushman, vice
chairman
Executive Committee. Miller Ken
yon. r. Regis Noel Sidney F. Taliaferro,
j. Harry Covington, Chester /. Long,
George e. Hamilton, William w. Bride
Paul A. Chase william r. Valance
William p. MacCracken, jr.; julius
Peyser, Peter @. Nyce, George Maurice
Morris, John Lewis Smith, Miss Mary
M. Connolly, Joseph A. Burkart Charles
H. Lefevre, Howard Leroy George A
King, Charles Henry Butler, Stanton c.
Peelle, Charles w. Darr, Levi Cooke
Barry Mohun, A. Coulter Wells, r. w
9. Dyer and Edward A. Hartman.
Visitors From England.
The visitors from England will be the
following lords of appeal and judges Of
the high court
The Right Hon. Lord Tomlin and the
Hon. Helen Tomlin. the Right Hon
Lord Macmillan and Lady Macmillan
the Hon. Mr.. Justice Talbot, the Hon
Mr.. Justice Wright and Lady Wright
and the Hon. Mr.. Justice Macnaghten
X. B. E., and the Hon. Lady Macnagh-
ten
Kings Counsel.-sir William Jowitt
x. C., M. p, and Lady Jowitt; the
Right Hon. Sir John Allsebrook Simon
@. G. S. l., X. c. v. o., K, C., M. P.
and Lady Simon and their son, j. G
Simon; William John Jeeves, Esq.
G. B. E., K. c., and Miss Jeeves; John
Edward Singleton, Esq, T. c.; William
Wilson Grantham, Esq. K c.; Sir
John Seymour Lloyd, K: B. E., C. M. G..
X. O.. and Miss Cuthbert; James Dale
Cassels, Esq, K. e., and Mrs. .Cassels;
Herbert du Parcq Esq, X c., and
Lionel Leonard Cohen. ESQ, K. C., and
Mrs. Cohen.
Members of the Junior Bar.-Willian
L. L. Bell, Esq; Percy Harland Akin
ESQ; Frank Harvey Proud, Esq, anc
Mrs. Proud; William B. Thompson, ESQ.
John Herbert Stamp, Esq, and Mrs
Stamp and Miss Smith; Edward Holtor
Coumbe, Esq. and Mrs. Coumbe; Wal.
ter Frampton, Esq, and Mrs. Prampton
Reginald Playfair Hills, Esq, o. B. e.
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