Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-16
STATE BANKERS ASSOCIATION.

Group OF The SCate baDKefs AZ
ISOLATION me! this morning in the rooms
OF the Chamber of Commerce. This
group is composed OF the banks OF
Olsrke, Frederick, Loudoun, Fairfax,
Alexandria, Prince William, Feuqaier,
Shenandoah, Wsrrsp, II ghland, Green0,
Page, Rockingham, and Augu ia.
Mr.. Julian T. Burke, chairmsn OF the
gropp, called the meeting to order short.
ly before IL o'clock, and on motion Mr..
a. Dibrell. OF the LoudCnu Nst'oual
Bank at Leesburg, was elected secre-
tary.
The roll was called which showed that
the following banks was represer ted:
Alexandra National Bank, O. E.
Nicol and T. O. Smith.
Cilizen's National Bank OF Alrxau.
dris, Carroll Pierce and Worth Hulhsh.
Fret National Bank of Alexsndris,
George Wsrfeld and G. l. Boothe.
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Com.
pauy, H. D. Kirk, B. W. Boswell
and L. u. Smith.
Burke & Herbert, Julian 7. Burke
and 81. B. Burke.
First National Bank of BerryVille, J.
W. Foley.
National Bank of Fairfax, N. E
Church.
Falls Church Banking and Trust Com.
pany, g. W. Hawkhurst,
Bank of Warren at Front Royai, W.
P. King.
Loudoun National Bank at Leesburg,
A. Diorell.
National Bank at Manassas, West
wood Hutchinson.
Peoples National B lnk of Manassas,
G. R R,dcIIff,.
NASSAU uton National Bank at Stras-
burg, J. W. Eberly.
Fauquier National Bank at Warren
ton, @. E Tiffany.
Planters Bsnk, of BrLigewater, Mr..
Wise.
Mr.. N. p. Ga!'iu, of Lypchburg,
secretary OF the Virginia Safe Bankers
Association, was also present.
II was agreed t, appoint commi tee
of three GncludlDg the chairmap) t, rsar.
range the Jurisdiction of group 8.
Mr.. 9. L B ,othe, of the First National
Bank of this city, subsequently, extended
cordial welcome t, the members OF the
organization.
Mr.. Burke, the chairman, sid there
was virtually no business before the
meeting, and thai the object was mainly
for the purpose of tffordiug the members
of the group an oppor unity of becoming
better acquainted with each other and
for more intimate social inteIc urse. He
then outlined the programme for today.
On me tIon the nesting adjourned and
the members of the group later tticd 10
front of the psrlor car Mcu Vtrdon
when the members we're phosog 'aphed.
The party subsequently boarded the
car which left for Mount Vernon. They
r,tu,ned to Alexandria about 2 O'Clock
,his afternoon, when they we're or t,rtain
ed at dinner at Lee Camp Hall. Atr
which the members OF the group visited
various poiI t, OF interest In the city.
At night the visiting BANKERS will be
given thes!er party In Washington.
The menu card is in uniqus cnnceF-
ton on the part of the ladies OF Mary
Quits Lee Chsp'er, No. Z, United
Daughters of the OonfederacY, who were
caterers. 1t is a representation Of bank
book on the front cover of which Is the
following: "Lesye your business for
pleasure at least once year. The
Bank of Good Cheer, Alexsndris, Va,
in account with Group Three Virgins
Bankers Association. Julian T. Barke,
chairman. Always bring an appetite to
feast. Always make your own Sc.
lection. See that the viapds agree With
your digestion. See that discretion en-
dorses all" The menu was headed
"Divideude," which were the following:
Jackson Creek Raw Fried Oysters
Hone Radish Celery
Lemon Tomato Catsup
Cold slaw
Deviled Grabs Deviled Eggs
Baked Country Ham
Virginia stylel
Sandwiches Sliced Tomatoes
Potato Sala1
Pearl Onions Gherkln8
Radishss Spring Onions
Cheese Straws
Beaten Biscuit Alexandria Rolls
Coffee Tea
Regimeatal Punch Champagne
Cigars
The tsble decorations we're of green
aud gold and everything had been pre-
pared in the most tempting manner.
CASE SENT TO GRAND JUDY.
John B. Craven, of Manassas, who
was recently arrested by Postofice Ir"
spectcr Frank &. Barclay and NJ. L.
Pankey, special detective Of the South.
ero Railway Company on charge of
violating the postal laws and regule-
tiops. and released on bond In The SUN
OF 81, 5000 for his appearance at pre-
limipsrv hearing Was brought before