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attorney general of Maine; Mr.. Greek
L. Rice, attorney general Of Mississippi;
Mr. James Morris. attorney general OF
North Dakota; Nne attorney general Of
Pennsylvania and Mrs. William A.
Schnader, Mr.. Lawrence G. Jones, at
torney general of Vermont; Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh Reilly and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Stern, representing the attorney
general of New York, Mr.. John j.
Bennett, jr.
The assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral of the United States, Mr.. John
Lord O'Brian, will preside as toast
master, and addresses will be made by
M. Paul Reynaud, former French min
lister of justice. who made the trip to
this country to represent the lawyers
of his country at the meeting of the
American Bar Association, and the
president of the National Association of
Attorneys General, MIR. Clement Rob-
inSon.
Mrs. Van FCSSan, wife of Judge
Ernest H. Van Fossan, Board of Tax
Appeals, is chairman of the Ladies
Committee. Members of the commit
tee arranging the dinner are: Mr..
Charles p Sisson, Assistant Attorney
General, chairman; Mr. Rowland S. H.
Dyer, attorney, general counsel's office,
Bureau of Internal Revenue, vice chair
man; Mr.. Ralph G. Cornell, attorney,
general accounting office, secretary;
Mr.. Kenneth H. Bruner, attorney, gen.
eral accounting Office, treasurer; Mr..
Whitney North Seymour, chairman,
Committee on Speakers; Mr.. Albert E.
Stephan, chairman, Committee on Pub
licity, and Mr.. Charles B. Rugg. Assist
ant Attorney General; Mr.. w. w. Bride,
corporation counsel District of Colum-
bia; Mr.. Clyde B. Aitchison, commits
sioner, Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion; Mr.. Clarence M. Charest, general
counsel, Bureau of Internal Revenue;
Maj Gen. Blanton Winship, judge ad-
vocate general, United States Army;
Mr.. PickenS Neagle, solicitor, Navy De-
partment, and MIR. Urban c. Stover, at
torney, Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion.
Reservations may be made through
the Offices of the Federal Bar ASsocia-
ton in the Hibbs Building.
A local organization luncheon meet
ing of the WomenS Division of the
Engineers National Hoover Commit
tee was held last week at 1903 K street,
when Mrs. Charles H. Tompkins was
elected chairman, Mrs. Mason Patrick,
vice chairman; Mrs. Sarah K. DuVall
| secretary, and Mrs. Henry c. Morris,
treasurer.
Friday afternoon was selected for a
giant rally which will take the form of
garden party at Battery Terril. the
home of Mrs. Tompkins at Eliicott and
Garrison streets. If the weather is
inclement, the guests will be received
indoors, where tea will be served.
Invitations to attend this get-together
meeting have been sent to Mrs. Harry
F. Guggenheim, Mrs. Thomas A.
Edison. Mrs. Henry Ford, Dr. Lillian
Gilbreth and Mrs. Roy V. White. who
head active organizations OF similar
character in their geographical districts.
Mrs. Gam. sister of Vice President
Curtis, and the wives of the cabinet
officials are asked to assist in pouring
tea and dispensing hospitality. About
5000 women are eligible for membership
in the immediate vicinity of Virginia
and Maryland.
Mrs H. Foster Balm and Mrs Samuel
H. Goldbear. wives of engineers and
each a grandmother, who operate their
own planes in speechmaking tours t.
re-elect President Hoover, are expected
to fly from New York for the meeting
Friday.
Mrs. Zaroh W. Bowman of Toledo,
Ohio, is at the Carlton for brief stay,
accompanied by Miss Katharine P.
Geddes, also of Toledo.
Mrs. Henry B. Tremaine entertained
at the dinner dance at the Shoreham
Saturday evening in honor of Mrs
Alice Worth of New York. Her
other guests were Mrs. Ruth Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. Kempton, Mr..
Archibald Wells and Mr.. Pisa.
Mr.. Thomas F. Burke and Mrs. Helen
Hardesty Shaffer, both CT Washington,
announce their marriage Monday, Sep
tember 19, 1882, in Rockville. Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Burke are at home at Ran
dolph Terrace. at 5000 Fourteenth
street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard J. Talbot of
Springfield, Mass, are spending few
days at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Sloan of New
York City are at the Carlton for a stay
of one week, Mr.. Sloan having come on
to attend the meeting of the American
Bar Association.
Others at the Carlton for the Amer;-
can Bar Association meeting include
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Deniscn of
Cleveland, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Henry