George Washington University Law School - Class Book Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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GEORGE MALLISGN. George Mallison, Ensign United States Navy, was born ,at Washingtoii, North Carolina, December 23, 187o. Entered Davidson College in September, 1887, but the following Spring received an appoint- ment to the Naval Academy, which institu- tion he entered on May 21, 1888, graduating therefrom in june, 1892. Was commis- sioned july 1, 1894, after completing a two-years' cruise. 56 GEORGE D. MACKAY, JR. George Dallas Mackay, Jr., of jersey City, was born in jersey City, New Jersey November 7, 18735 received a common school and academic educationg came to 'Washington in 1895 5 is employed as a clerk in the Government Printing Oilice. 3 7 .1 . 7 -u 2 .ga '- .. -37, 2.5. :I .1 N-new 5 5 , 252,43 I, if , :.i::i:SZf. WV. :?. ?s'--if:-.0 ' : :2221.'i?m2E5:, 5'.HS:'f?Tff1 'A :.,.'-fa? aZiy2i'15.i1

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. DR. WILLIAM WH. LOPP. William Henry Lopp. Place of birth : Indiana. Date of birth: February 22, 1854. Present legal residence: Indianapolis, Ind In politics: A Democrat. University of Hartsville, 1871-3. Indiana Medical College, 1877. Medical Department, University of the I City of New York, 1879. Assistant Surgeon and Surgeon, ISI Regt., I. L. A. I. L., 1883 to 1896. I Fraternal Organizations: K. T., A. A. S. R., 320. I LEWIS H. MACHEN. Lewis Henry Machen was born near Centreville, Fairfax County, Virginia, july 1o, 1871. At the age of fourteen he went to Mr. H. R. Berkeley's school in Orange County, then for two sessions to Locust Dale Academy, in Madison County g then three sessions to the Episcopal High School, near Alexandria, then three sessions to the University of Virginia -two in ?h the Academic, and one in the Law depart- ments. ,He was a member of the Jefferson 1 Society and of the Delta Kappa Epsilon I Fraternity. The session of 1894-95 he taught at the Episcopal High School, and the following Fall engaged in newspaper work in Washiiigton. In the Spring of ' 1896 he resumed the study of law, entering the Junior Class of Columbian as a special student. Will locate in Virginia and en- gage in general practice. - S5

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BENJAMIN MARTIN, IR. 1 5 Benjamin Martin, Ir., was born in Allen- dale, S. C., July 7, 1873, in which state his . ancestors have lived for many generations, E I they having numbered among them promi- i nent statesmen,,jurists and officers of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. He received the advantage of the schools in the neigh- I borhood in which he lived, and afterwards attended the preparatory department of Wofford College. In january, 1892, he came to Wasliixigton, and has since been engaged in the real-estate business. He pursued his studies in unemployed hours, and in 1893 was graduated from the Spencerian Business College of this city. He entered the Junior Law class of the Columbian University in 1896. Was chosen chairman of the Executive Committee, and in the College Debating Society acquitted himself most creditably, winning a valuable set of law-books in the prize debate of 1897. By his equitable disposition, upright and conscientious deportment, he has won the respect and esteem of his instructors and associates. l HENRY H. MCLENDON. Henry Horvze McLendon was born in Wadesboro, N. C., july 2, 1865. Graduated from Wake Forest CN. CJ College with the degree of A. B. Is a Democrat and a Baptist. Mr. McLendon will make a specialty of Corporation Law, but has not yet decided Where he will locate for practice. 57