Evening star., 1920-02-22
DINING BANKERS
LAUD WASHINGTON
Work of Chapter of Ameri-
can Institute Reviewed at
Annual Party.


and intricacies of banking, fully 50t
guests, members of the Washington
Chapter of the American Institute OF
Banking and their friends, gathered al
the sixteenth annual banquet of thai
organization in the New Willard Hote
last night.
Victor B. Deyber, president of tn,
Washington Chapter, presided. Afte,
a short address of welcome to the
out town chapter representatives
he called on the Montrose Quartet
which won much applause by clever
singing. Miss Selma Selinger, accom-
panied by Earl 1. Klein, was COM
PEELED to respond to several encores
for the beautiful way in which she
sang THE Rose of Picardy." Her last
number, "A Blind Frenchman Speaks
to His Son. was especially well re-
ceived.
George o'Connor and Matt Horne
fresh from the Rotary Club banquet
were then called upon, the whole com
pany rising and giving the popular
local entertainers cheer
throughout the early part of the
dinner w. r. Schmucker local song
leader. kept the diners in good spirits
by having popular songs rendered in
chorus.
After Mr.. Deyber had given a brief
res sumo of the splendid work that had
been accomplished by the Washington
chapter since it's organization twenty
years ago, emphasizing that the ma
tional body now comprises $4,000
members, he introduced Earl Goodwin.
who acted as POSTMASTER for the rest
of the evening. He confined the
speakers to brevity. saying that he
knew how much more the ladies pres
ent would like to dance than to list en-
Ito mere banking folks"
John Burke, treasurer of the United
States. outlined the life of Washing
ton and paid a glowing tribute 10
the character. ability and achieve
ments of the first President.
Mr.. Burke was followed by Repre-
sentative Royal c. Johnson of South
Dakota. who. after promising that he
would speak not longer than five
actually lived up to his
promise by remaining on the platform
for only three and a half minutes.
Gardner B. Perry. president of the
National American Institute Of Bank
ing, spoke briefly of the work of the
organization. After he had congratu-
lated Mr.. Deyber for the work oc-
by the local chapter, the
The. Manville Orchestra. Harry e.
Manville conducting. played through
out the dinner.
The Guests.
The guests included: Miss Adams,
F. G. Addison. jr.; Mrs. F. G. Addison,
Joseph T. Andrus, Mrs. j. T. Andrus, c.
B. Attridge. w. Elmer Bacon. F. T.
Baldwin, Mrs. F. T. Baldwin, Madison
Miss Frances Barber, John
C. Barcalow, Mrs. John c. .Barcalow, S.
R. Baulsir, Mrs. S. r. Baulsir, 7. Bean.
Charles Beaumet, Thomas Bennett,
Godfrey F. Berger, Mrs. Godfrey F.
Berger, Benoit Baer, jr.: A. H. Bedford.
n
c. E. Bishop, w. H.
Blanz. Henry Book, ]. ]. Bocknewich,
R. c. Bon Signeur, Y. E. Booker, Gard
ner L. Boothe, Miss Sadie Bouland. B.
A. Bowles. Mrs. B. A. Bowles, Charles
D. Boyer, Mrs. Charles D. Boyer. Mrs.
". D. Brash. R; E. Briggs; William
Brooks. Walter Brownley. John Burke.
Mrs. John Burke. H. w. Burnside. Louis
Bush, Mrs. Louis Bush.
Rafael Collins. J. J. Carey. John
carraway. Carl Chaffee. Mrs. j. B.
r. J. CLANCY. Miss Mil
H. childs. W; H. Claggett; =. s.
Clark, w. F.. Coe. Edward F. Cola
day, Mrs. Edward F. Colladay. NJ. J.
Collins, Mrs. NJ. j. Collins. Miss Cor
bey. s. ]. Cosinsano, J. F. Coughlan,
Frederick Cox. Mrss FredeAack, Cox.
crigler, George Dakenais. William G.
Daniel, Miss Dora L. Davis, Floyd
Davis, Graham L. Davis. Miss Helen
K. Delaney. w. NJ. Dempsey. B. g.
niers, v; 3; Deyber: Mrs; V; 3; Dey-
R. J. Dooley, John F. Dudley. Miss
Helen Dunn. Miss Hasseltine Dunn.
E. c. Dutton, Mrs. E. C. Dutton.
George v. Earnshaw. C. Louis Eek
off, John C. Eckloff. Loretta Ennis.
:. v. Etzler, E. M. Evans. George M.
Esxyn
r., Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., w. H. B.
Evans, w. B. Follmer. F. de c. Faust,
:. w. Fenninger, r. 8. Ferguson, AL
bert Fisher, f. E. Fisher, H. w.
Miss Marian Foley, Francis
Fowler. Willis ]. Fowler. Mrs. Willis
J. Fowler H. NJ. French, A. Freeden-
berg. John L. Fugitt.
P. NJ. Garnett. Mrs. p. NJ.
Iarnett. James D. Garrett. Maurice
Miss Aura Garrison, A. S.
c. L. GetZ, F. c. GetZendanner,
Mrs. Z. NJ. Getzendanner, Frank
Mrs. Frank Ghiselli. Claude
Mrs. Claude Gilbert, w. H.
Glazer, Wilbur Glover. Earl Goodwin.
D. Gordon. John A. Graham, Miss
Amelia GUIDE, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. GUIDE,
8. Haas, Miss Agnes C. Haase, A. C.
Hack, Leo A. Hagerty, H. c. Haines,
]. K. Hammer, Harry Hammond. w.
M. Hannay, Miss M. H. Harker. NJ.
B. Harlow. 4; G; Harmon, J; e. Aar-
per. Robert N. Harper: M W. Harri-
rison, H Harstin, r. E. Haycock. Nor
man Hayes, H. ". Haynes, Mrs. N. V.
Haynes, Miss Elizabeth Haynes, c. T.
Hays. c. w. Heider, Mrs. Z. w. Heider,
L. P. Heiston, Mrs. L. Heiston,
Miss Helen Henderson. E. e. Her
rell; Mrs. E; E; Herrel1' ,,,s F.
Mr.. Hilleary. A. A. Hoehling. jr.: w.
s Hoge, X. Hollingsworth, Miss Ruth
Holmes, J. c. Hood, H. G. Hoskinson,
Mrs. H. G. Hoskinsoa. John d. How
ard, H. V. Hunt, Mrs. II. V. Hunt, Maj.
F. w. Hyde.
william NJ. INLAY, K. Irwin.
H. T. James, Charles Jacobsen. c. F..
Jacobsen. Mr.. johnson. ]. b. Johnson,
Royal c. johnson, w. H. Jordan, Miss
]. G. Kaiser. NJ. Kane. Rudolph Kaurf-
mann, D. j. Kaufman, Mrs. D. ]. Kauf-
man, G. E. Keane, James I. Keefer. j.
A. Keene, I. I. Keller, DR.. j. Thomas
Kelley, George Kessee. J. B. Kleiner.
King, Louis II. King. Sidney King.
George A. Kinney and Harry Kinsey.
Ralph Lamman, Milton F. Lands,
Miss B. Latterner, Miss Pauline Lat
terner, A. H. Lawson, r. H. Lee. E. X.
Legg., jr.; S. Dana Lincoln, Homer w.
Lockwood. Miss c. B. Long, r. LOCKER,
E. T. Love. Mrs. f. T. Love. c. B. Lyd-
dane, Mrs. Charles 3. Lyddane, Miss
Nina Lynch and Robert Lyons.
Miss Esther McClelland, Townley A.
Mckee, William McNeir, Mrs. William
McNeir, Edw. J. McQuade, f. L. Nc
Shea, e Magruder, John p. Mallery, II.
Mann, Walter w. NARROW, Mrs. w. w.
NARROW, a. J. May, Harry Mercier,
Theodore Michael, Mrs. Theodore Mi
chael, G. L. Millard, B. S. Miller. Miss
Marian Miller, Miss Lillian A. Mitch
ell, Miss Louise Mitchell, William A.
Moore, jr.; Miss NJ. f. Morgan. George