MEMBERS OF JUDICIAL SECTION REGISTERED Abbott, Ira A., Asso. Justice Superior Bailey, Morton S., Justice Supreme Batts, R. L., Judge U. S. Circuit, Texas. Bond, Carroll T., Judge Supreme Bench Baltimore City, Maryland. Briscoe, John P., Court of Appeals, Browne, Jefferson B., Chief Justice Dakota. Carpenter, J. McF., Judge of Common Pleas, Pennsylvania. Carter, Orrin N., Supreme Court, Illinois. Clevenger, F. M., Court of Common Pleas, Ohio. Cole, Franklin J., Judge Superior Court, California. Dawkins, Walter I., Judge Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, Maryland. DeAngelis, P. C. J., Justice Supreme Court App. Div. 4th Dist., New York. DeCourcy, Charles A., Supreme Judicial Court, Massachusetts. Ellis, W. H., Justice Supreme Court, Florida. Ellsworth, S. E., Supreme Court 1909-10, North Dakota. Fish, Frank L., Superior Judge, Vermont. Gager, Edwin B., Justice Supreme Court, Connecticut. Garriges, James E., C. J. Colorado Supreme Court, Colorado. Gideon, Valentine, Justice Supreme Court, Utah. Hanson, George M., Associate Justice S. J. C., Maine. Johnson, Charles F., U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Maine. Lobingier, Charles S., U. S. Court for China, China. McClellan, Thomas C., Justice Supreme Court, Alabama. Manton. Martin T., U. S. Court of Appeals, New York. Meldrim, Peter W., Judge Eastern Judicial Circuit, Georgia. Miles, Willard W., Associate Justice Supreme Court, Vermont. Monroe, Frank A., Chief Justice Supreme Court, Louisiana. Moore, Joseph B., Justice Supreme Court, Michigan. Moulton, Sherman R., Superior Judge Chancellor, Vermont. Norcross, Frank H., Ex. C. J., Nevada. Olson, Conrad P., Ex-Justice Supreme Court, Oregon. Page, George T., U. S. Circuit Court, 7th Circuit, Illinois. Pam, Hugo, Superior Court of Cook Co., Illinois. Powers, George M., Associate Justice Supreme Court, Vermont. Prentis, Robert R., Supreme Court of Appeals, Virginia. Rathbury, Elmer J., Justice Supreme Riddell, William R., Justice Supreme Rudd, William P., Justice Supreme Court, Rugg, Arthur P., Chief Justice Supreme Stephens, Alexander W., Judge Court of Stockbridge, Henry, Court of Appeals, Maryland. Sweetland, William H., Justice Supreme Court, Rhode Island. Tate, Hugh M., 11th Chancery Div. of Taylor, William H., Associate Justice Waite, Edward F., Dist. Court 4th Judi- Watson, John H., Chief Justice Supreme Whiting, Charles S., Judge Supreme Court, South Dakota. Winslow, John B., Chief Justice Supreme Court, Wisconsin. Woods, C. A., U. S. Circuit Judge, South Carolina. NOTE. Four of the five members of the Supreme Court of Vermont were in attendance, the fifth member being ill. ANNUAL DINNER The annual dinner was held on Friday evening, September 5, 1919, at the Copley-Plaza Hotel, Boston, Massachusetts. President George T. Page, of Illinois, presided. The speakers were: The Chief Justice of the United States. Lord Finlay, Viscount of Nairn. Hon. Arthur P. Rugg, Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. Hon. William Renwick Riddell, Justice of the Superior Hugh H. Brown, of Nevada. President-Elect Hampton L. Carson. There were 527 members and guests in attendance at the dinner. LIST OF PRESIDENTS .St. Louis, Missouri. 1. 1878-79-⭑JAMES O. BROADHEAD 1 2. 1879-80-*BENJAMIN H. BRISTOW. 3. 1880-81-*EDWARD J. PHELPS.. 4. 1881-82-*CLARKSON N. POTTER 5. 1882-83-ALEXANDER R. LAWTON. 6. 1883-84-*CORTLANDT PARKER 7. 1884-85-*JOHN W. STEVENSON. 8. 1885-86-*WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. 9. 1886-87-*THOMAS J. SEMMES. 10. 1887-88-*GEORGE G. WRIGHT. 11. 1888-89-*DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. 12. 1889-90-*HENRY HITCHCOCK 13. 1890-91-SIMEON E. BALDWIN.. 14. 1891-92-*JOHN F. DILLON... 15. 1892-93-*JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER....Lexington, Virginia. 16. 1893-94-*THOMAS M. COOLEY. 17. 1894-95-*JAMES C. CARTER.. 18. 1895-96-MOORFIELD STOREY .... 19. 1896-97-*JAMES M. WOOLWORTH. 20. 1897-98-*WILLIAM WIRT HOWE. 21. 1898-99-*JOSEPH H. CHOATE‘. .New Haven, Connecticut. ...New York, New York. .Ann Arbor, Michigan. .New York, New York. .Boston, Massachusetts. ...Omaha, Nebraska. .New Orleans, Louisiana. ..New York, New York. 22. 1899-1900-*CHARLES F. MANDERSON...Omaha, Nebraska. 23. 1900-1901-*EDMUND WETMORE 24. 1901-1902-*U. M. ROSE.. 25. 1902-1903-FRANCIS RAWLE 26. 1903-1904-*JAMES HAGERMAN New York, New York. . Little Rock, Arkansas. . Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. .St. Louis, Missouri. 27. 1904-1905-HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER. Lexington, Virginia. 28. 1905-1906-GEORGE R. PECK. . Chicago, Illinois. 29. 1906-1907-ALTON B. PARKER. 33. 1910-1911-EDGAR H. FARRAR. 39. 1916-1917-GEORGE SUTHERLAND • Deceased. .. New Orleans, Louisiana. .St. Paul, Minnesota. . Savannah, Georgia. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At the Conference for organizing the Association in 1878, John H. B. Latrobe, of Maryland, was elected Temporary Chairman, and when the organization was completed, Benjamin H. Bristow, of Kentucky, was elected President of the Conference. In consequence of the death of Clarkson N. Potter, Francis Kernan, of New York, presided and prepared and delivered the President's Address in 1882. In consequence of the illness of Thomas M. Cooley, Samuel F. Hunt, of Ohio, presided and read the President's Address prepared by Judge Cooley in 1894. In consequence of the absence of Joseph H. Choate, as Ambassador to Great Britain, Charles F. Manderson, of Nebraska, presided and prepared and delivered the President's Address in 1899. LIST OF SECRETARIES 1. 1878-93-*EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY1..... 3. 1909 2. 1910 LIST OF ASSISTANT SECRETARIES 1. 1909-1910-ALBERT C. RITCHIE'........ Baltimore, Maryland. W. THOMAS KEMP.... ... Baltimore, Maryland. GAYLORD LEE CLARK‘. . Baltimore, Maryland. 3. 1913 In 1878, Francis Rawle, of Pennsylvania, and Isaac Grant Thompson, of New York, acted as temporary Secretaries and as Secretaries of the Conference. In 1886, Edward Otis Hinkley being absent, Walter George Smith, of Pennsylvania, acted as Secretary pro tempore. In 1898, John Hinkley being absent, George P. Wanty, of Michigan, acted as Secretary pro tempore. In 1909 by virtue of amendment to Constitution, the Executive Committee elected an Assistant Secretary. In 1913 the Constitution was further amended so as to provide for one or more Assistant Secretaries. LIST OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1. 1878-87-*LUKE P. POLAND. ...St. Johnsbury, Vermont. ... 2. 1878-88-SIMEON E. BALDWIN 1 3. 1878-80-*WILLIAM A. FISHER... 4. 1880-85-*WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. 5. 1885-90-*CHARLES C. BONNEY'. 6. 1887-96-*GEORGE A. MERCER. 7. 1888-90-*JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER. 8. 1890-91-*WILLIAM P. WELLS.. 9. 1890-99-ALFRED HEMENWAY 10. 1891-95-*BRADLEY G. SCHLEY. 11. 1895-99-CHARLES CLAFLIN ALLEN..... 12. 1896-97-*WILLIAM WIRT HOWE. 13. 1897-1900-CHARLES NOBLE GREGORY. 14. 1899-1900-*EDMUND WETMORE 15. 1899-1901-*U. M. ROSE... . .. New Orleans, Louisiana. .Madison, Wisconsin. . New York, New York. .. Little Rock, Arkansas. ... Indianapolis, Indiana. Lexington, Virginia. Towanda, Pennsylvania. Portland, Maine. .St. Louis, Missouri. Savannah, Georgia. . Denver, Colorado. 16. 1899-1902-WILLIAM A. KETCHAM. 24. 1903-1906-THEODORE S. GARNETT. . Boston, Massachusetts. 27. 1905-1908-*RALPH W. BRECKENRIDGE.. Omaha, Nebraska. 29. 1906-1909-WALTER GEORGE SMITH..... 32. 1908-1911-CHARLES HENRY BUTLER. Portland, Maine. .Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. . Minneapolis, Minnesota. . New Orleans, Louisiana. .. New York, New York. . Baltimore, Maryland. Omaha, Nebraska. 34. 1909-1912-*RALPH W. BRECKENRIDGE.. 36. 1911-1914-HOLLIS R. BAILEY. 46. 1915-1918-CHARLES N. POTTER. 48. 1915-1918-CHARLES BLOOD SMITH. .. Los Angeles, California. Sioux Falls, South Dakota. . Memphis, Tennessee. ..Chicago, Illinois. St. Louis, Missouri. Greensboro, North Carolina. CHARLES THADDEUS TERRY.. 53. 1917 54. 1917 55. 191856. 1918 57. 1918 GEORGE B. YOUNG. . Atlanta, Georgia. . Montgomery, Alabama. 1 In 1888, at the first meeting of the Executive Committee after the adjournment of the Association, Simeon E. Baldwin resigned, and Charles C. Bonney was chosen to fill the vacancy under By-Law X. In 1913, by virtue of amendment to Constitution, the number of elective members of Executive Committee was increased from five to seven. 3 In 1916 by virtue of amendment to Constitution, the number of elective members of Executive Committee was increased from seven to eight. |