The Washington times., 1937-03-26

More than $50 Washington
business and professional men met
last night at the Woodmont Coun-
trv Club for the testimonial din
ner honoring the fiftieth birth
dav anniversary OF Attorney Nor
ris Simon.
Never Davis. minus his baton,
a personal friend of the honored
guest. heard his orchestra play
"For He's a Jolly Good Fellow as
a portrait of Mr.. Simon was un-
veiled. II is to remain on. a wall
of the Woodmont club, OF Whlch
Mr.. Simon was made president
three years ago.
After reading congratulatory
+eIerrams from friends who could
not attend, Edmund 1. Kaufman
extended his CONGRATULATIONS TO
the man he described as being "a
friend who walks in when others
walk out"
Eugene Young, an associate Tor
80 years, described Simon's ascent
of the ladder of success and pre-
Sented him with gold key to their
offices in the woodward Building.
Others who spoke on the ami
versary dinner program which was
electrically recorded as a keepsake
for Mr.. Simon were: DR.. CuStlS Lee
Hall. winner of The Times merl-
torious citizenship award for 1885;
Stanley Fisher, secretary of the
chIh. Dave Baer. vice president,
who presented Mr.. Simon lie
membership card; DR.. Abram 81
mon. of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation; Henry I. Quinn,
president of the District Bar AS
sociation, and Leopold V. Freud
berg. chairman of the dinner COM
mittee, who, on behalf OF the
guests, presented Mr.. Simon with
a complete silver service.
Sitting with the speakers were
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld, who
gave the invocation; Lawrence
Koenigsberger, Judge F. Dickin-
son Let's, Isadore Hershfield,
Judge James M. Proctor and Louis
Simon, g. son.
C. B. Dulcan. Sr., Francis G.
Addison, ir., William G. Illch and
H. Winship Wheatley were mem
bers of the dinner committee.
The guests list follows:
Francis G. Addison. jr. DR.. Samuel
Bogdonoff, Or. Harry S. Bernton. David
Bornet, David A. Baer, Walter Bastian,
Leo Baum, Melvin Behrends, ;. Meyer
Barnett, George Benneman, David Bress'
nett, Clifford Bangs. Rabbi lsadore
Bresau, Fulton Brylawski Herman
Becker, Bertrand Cahn. Austin e. Can,
field. W. Z. Cumberland, DR.. Edward
Cafritz, Norris Cafritz, Judge Nathan
Cayton. William E. Collins, John F.
Cremen, Joseph Casey;
Allen DeFord, Joseph DeYoung, c. B.
Dulcan, sr.. NJ. David Dubb, Seabury
d'Espard, F. Joseph Donohue. Maurice
Eiseman. Lawrence Falls, Stanley
Fischer. DR.. Aubrey Fischer. DR.. Mel,
Vile Fischer, Robert V. Fleming David
Frank, Charles Frank, Nathan FRANK
Leopold V. Freudberg. Dudley Ferguson,
Philip Friedlander
E. Prescott Galley, Stanley Chaser.
Charles Goldsmith, Willard Goldheim'
I. L. Goldheim. Ralph Goldsmith, Her
bert Glassman, Herbert Guggenheim,
WILDER Gray. Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld,
Lawrence Gassenheim. Henry Goodman,
william Goodman. Morris Goodman Nor
ris GewirZ, Phillip Goldstein, Marc Gold
manner. Melvin Gusdorf. Justice Peyton
c. Gordon. Alvin HutzIer, DR.. Gusts Lee
Hall, Isadore Hershfield, E. R. Haas,
F. W. Hoffrogge, Alexander Hecht,
Simon Hirshman, Frank Hogan. William
D. Hoover, Hilary Hoskinson, Hyman
Hyatt Isaac Heidenheimer. j. F. Hori-
WITT David Hart, Max HirsCh, William
r. Hayden, William G. Illch, David lsen-
berg, Louis Isenberg.
Lewis Jacobs, Herbert jacob, Morris
Jaffe. Harry Jaffe. Henry Jaffe, Aaron
Jacobson. Louis Janof. Maurice Kafka,
Barney Krucoff, E. l. Kaufman. Jo-
seph D. kaufman, D. ]. kaufman. Mil
ton Kronheim, Adolph Kuntz. Fred Ko-
god, Garfield Kass. Lawrence Koenigs-
berger. Henry Kaufman, Joel Kauflnann'
Dr. Jacob Kotz. {. q. Kaufman, Justice
F Dickinson Let's, Harold Levi, jr.,
Joe Levi, Ben Livingston. NJ. ]. Luchs,
DR.. Harry Lewis Al Lloyd Meyer Loeb,
A f. Lichtman. Louis Levay, Abe Lelb-
man, Justice Oscar r. Luhring
Harold ]. Malone, Or. A. E. Marland,
Benjamin Madden, Maurice May, l.
Joseph Mazo. George Marx Arthur
Marks, Abe Mayer, Fred Mckee, Joseph
Makover. Charles L. NARROW, Adlal
Mann, David Max, Major Jesse 1. Miller,