Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22

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and Lowry N Coe. chairman of the
Spring Outing Committee. yesterday
announced plans are complete for the
occasion.
One of the high lights of the get
together will be golf match. featur-
ing Attorney Robert Tyre Bobby
Jones, ir, who will be paired with
Attorney General Homer S. Cum
mines. They will play against Roger
j. Whiteford and John E. Mcclure,
members of the association.
Justices Harlan F. Stone. Owen j.
Roberts and Stanley Reed of the Su-
preme Court have accepted invita-
tions to be present. Representing the
United States Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia will be Chief
Justice D. Lawrence Groner, Associate
Justices Harold NJ Stephens and Fred
NJ Vinson.
Justices to Attend.
The entire bench of the District
Court will attend-Chief Justice AL
fred A. Wheat, Associate Justices Jen-
nings Bailey. Peyton Gordon, Jesse
c. Adkins, Oscar R. Luhring, Joseph
w. Cox. James NJ Proctor. F. Dicken-
son Let's and Daniel w. O'Donoghue.
Joining his former associates will be
Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford, un-
til recently of the same court.
Likewise attending will be Police
Court Justices John P Mcmahon.
Walter j. Casey and Edward NJ. Cur
ran and Municipal Court Judges
George C. Aukum and Nathan Cayton.
A horseshoe pitching contest is sched-
ued. with prizes for the Judges who
win first and second prizes.
Prominent guests will include Solic-
itor General Robert H. Jackson. United
States Senators Carl A. Hatch, Pat
Harrison. Alva B. Adams and William
H. King and Representatives Hatton
W. Summers and CLYDE L. Garrett,
Assistant United States Attorneys
General Sam Whitaker and Alexander
Holtzoff and Assistant Solicitor Cen
eral Golden Bell,
Commissioners Are Going.
judge Edwin Davis. chairman Of
the Federal Trade Commission, and
Robert H. Freer, member of that COM
mission and the recently elected pres
ident of the Federal Bar Association;
Frank J. Hogan, prominent Washing
ton attorney and nominee for the pres
idency of the American Bar ASsocia-
ton; Commissioners Melvin c. Hazen,
Dan 1. Sultan and Corporation Coun-
sci Elwood Seal; United States Dis
trict Attorney David A. Pine, Register
Of Wills Theodore Cogswell, United
States Marshall John B. Colpoys,
Charles E. Stewart, clerk of the Dis
trict Court, and A. Leftwich Sinclair,
auditor. are among those who have
signified their intentions of partici-
pating in the outing.
Representing the United States
Board of Tax Appeals will be C.
Rogers Arundel and Arthur J. Mel
lott and Justice Oscar E. Bland will
be on hand representing the United
States Court of Customs and Patent
Appeals.
The Ambassador and Shoreham Ho-
tells girls swimming team, under the
direction of Helen Mills and Albert
Lyman. will give an aquatic exhibition
at the clubs pool William j. Rowan
and John K. Cunningham, managers
of the junior bar baseball team, at
2 pm will launch the play with the
senior bar team, headed by the man
ager, Milton Kronheim. Oficiating
as umpire will be Walter johnson.
Annual Golf Tourney.
The annual golf tournament will
draw more than 200 members, playing
for the score and more prizes being
offered. A tennis exhibition between
present holders of the Leech Tennis
Cup, VS.. Dooley Mitchell and Hugh
Lynch, ranking Middle Atlantic play
ers. will be held.
Bobby Jones will present golf tour
nament prizes, aided by Walter john
son, at the annual dinner at $50 |
o'clock There will be no official
speakers at the dinner. Under the
auspices of the Police Boys Club,
after the dinner boxing exhibition
will be held in the clubs gymnasium
The Medicine Man act of L. Ed
ward Flaherty, patent attorney, will
be an entertainment feature of the
dinner.
The outing will be held all day long
and lunch will be served from noon to
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