The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-12-02
BANQUET
|. At COBB HOTEL

Eais is the first time | ever had a
|, hsaction with an aggregation of
pAkers and felt that | had gotten the
i of it. have had good deal to
with bankers, but it has been out
e the window looking into their cold
] unsympathetic faces while | talk
Ito them of such matters as protest
~ checks, over drafts, etc, and
yer dreamed they could thaw out
he : this"
st .fhe speaker was Hon. Seymour Rid
responding to the toast of The
/ :. ernational Bank & Trust company,
the banquet of the "Orr Group,
at night, at the Hotel Cobb. The
ling-room was gaily festooned in
and green, and the smiling faces of
! men. the beautiful dresses of the
sies. and the well-supplied tables,
lde an occasion good to look upon.
rotout ninety-seven people ate, and
~ Lut eighteen of these had to pay for
Air feed by doing oratorical stunts.
Ingreessman-elect James s. DaVen-
sa2was toastmaster.
he Cherokee National Bank and
nbs International Bank and Trust
mpany were the hosts. Guests rep
ohsented the First National Bank and
Colonial Trust company of Tulsa;
~ lion Bank and Trust company, OF
n ,elsea; First State Bank of Alluwee;
/ |oIami Trust and Savings Bank, Bank
4 Big Cabin; Guarantee State Bank
10 d Kiefer State Bank of Kiefer; OK
coboma State Bank of Preston, and
Ntrmers and Merchants Bank of Cen
realia.
do Between courses, and after the din
~ sr was over Representatives of each
( these institutions responded to
asts, as follows:
international Bank and Trust Co.,
r on. Seymour Riddle; Cherokee Ma
II onal Bank, B. A. Mcfarland; First
ational Bank of Tulsa, ]. H. Sim
RIhons; Colonial Trust Co., E. L. Orr;
Union Bank and Trust Co., Chelsea,
Y. J. Strange; First State Bank,
hluwee, o. c. Chapman; Miami Trust
nd Savings Bank, A. X. Wilder; AT
oson Exchange Bank, ]. H. Melton;
csank of Big Cabin, R. E. Lee; Guar
hsntee State Bank, Kiefer, T. ]. Sulli-
Kan; Kiefer State Bank, Mr.. Bailey;
State Bank, Preston, B. F.
|ohown; Farmers and Merchants Bank,
aNntralia, John A. Wise.
$Mr. Orr was introduced about mid
yght and made a Enthusiastically
Xraight-from-the-sh speech, con
x~g partly of advice to Mr.. Daven-
Brt as to what he should advocate in
pngress for relieving the country from
pe danger of panics.
GA fash-light photograph and cigars
A the lobby concluded very pleasant
md profitable evening.
|SMThe following guests were at the
,yables:
|r international Bank & Trust Co.;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Orr, Mr.. and Mrs
~. r. Frazee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r
Warner, A. A. Scott, J. j. CASTOR, w
2. Farley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Thomp
Ion. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Riddle
| VIZ. and Mrs. S. Y. Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs
4 H. Winner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M
Malone. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. S. Dav n
port
"a Cherokee National Bank: Mr.. and
Hrs. M. F. knight, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A
p Mcfarland, Asa R. Conner, Miss Ethel
Wolfe, DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Frayser, DR.
o. w. Trout and wife, Alton, L. P
& Trout.
IN First National Bank, Tulsa: Mr.
hd Mrs. w. E. Gordon, ]. H. Simmons
Ir. and Mrs. H. c. Schultz, Mr.. A. F
/ Aendren, Mr.. and Mrs. w I. Stewart
~. L. Wall, Leroy Bernbrock, Edwin
b Eoung, Ben Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r
Tline, Master Harold Orr.
o. Colonial Trust Company, Tulsa: Mr.
81 d L. Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Earns
Mr.. B. E. Capps, Vinita.
~ Union Bank & Trust Co, Chelsea
w. J. Strange, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S
c-==ean, Miss Cooda Clark, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jas. Quigley.
First State Bank, Alluwee: Mr.
pnd Mrs. o. c. Chapman.
q Miami Trust & Savings Bank: MI
-and Mrs. A. X. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Trapp, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r
2fHaufbauer.
e Alton Exchange Bank: Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. M. Young, ]. H. Melton, Mis-
Bertha Young.
( Bank of Big Cabin: Mr.. and Mrs
Robert z, Lee.
= Guarantee State Bank, Kiefer: I
u Sullivan. Joe Sullivan, Stella ant