Evening star., 1921-11-26
CLARENDON TRUST
WILL OPEN DEC. Is
Capital Is Subscribed and Di-
rectors and Officers Are
Chosen by Bank.


will open it's doors for business about
DecemberH5. This announcement was
made at a called meeting marked
by harmony and enthusiasm OF the
stockholders, about three hundred in
number, and directors at Ives Hall,
Clarendon, last night, at which all
important features in connection with
effecting a permanent organization
were acted upon.
Following announcement that the
capital stock of 100000 par value
and a surplus of $4,000 had been sub
scribed, the stockholders, the first
body to meet, proceeded to the elec-
ton of a permanent board of direc-
tors.
PersOnnel OF Board.
The personnel of the board, which con-
sists Of leading business and professional
men of the county, and also includes
prominent men of East Falls Church.
Alexandria and Washington, D. c., is
as follows: Charles D. Boyer, Ballston;
w. r. Boyer, Clarendon: William A.
Coates, South Washington, Va; John
G.. Dudley, Cherrydale; NJ L. Din
widdie, Alexandria, Va: Z. T. Fen
ynasnsa Glea, East ws Falls sss Church; Dr.. ". 2.
Gilbert, Clarendon; S6l Herzog. Wash
ington, d. c.; Ashton c. Jones, Claren-
don; c. T. Jesse, Clarendon; L. Morgan
Johnson. Arlington: Peter Latterner
Clarendon; Frank Lyon. Lyonhurst;
Or J. e. Mitchell. Washington, D. c.;
{; c. Lamond. Alexandria; Frank ].
Massey: Clarendon; H. o. Mclean.
Clarendon; A. C. McMillen, Clarendon;
John w. Rogers, Ballston; Dr. Fran
els J. Ready, Clarendon; A. L. Rein
burg, Clarendon: DR.. Frank T. Stone,
don; Wilbur j. Sewell. Clarendon;
Charles r. Taylor, Clarendon; w. o.
Won Herbulis. Clarendon; DIR. w. C.
Wellburn. Ballston; Harry A. Fellows.
East Falls Church; DR.. H. P. HamilI,
alexandria, Va: Lester Van Middles-
Manning, Clarendon; DR.. E. R. Hagan,
Clarendon, and Amos Crounce, Claren-
don.
The hope that the new organization
will be successful was expressed
sy sid,n Z Or: .,daa Henry P. Hamill. pre-
copal Church South, of Alexandria
district, who opened the meeting Of the
directors. DR.. r. n. Sutton, the only
nominee for chairman Of the board,
was unanimously elected to the office,
following which the permanent off.
WIS =" "Si CHoSen, INe names submitted
by a special nominating committee,
Charles d. Boyer, chairman, having
received the unanimous Endorsement
OF the meeting.
Election OF Officers.
The officers selected are as follows:
DR.. Frank T. Stone, president; C. c.
Lamond and Peter Latterner, vice
presidents; Marshall L. Dinwiddie,
secretary-treasurer Charles T. Jesse,
general counsel, and Amos Crounce,
associate counsel.
Election of the executive committee
resulted as follows: DR.. Sutton, c. c.
Lamond, c. r. Taylor. w. R. Boyer,
DR.. Francis J. Ready, Dr. F. T. Stone
and NJ. L. Dinwiddie.
1t is said that there are a few minor
details yet to be cleared away before
the new institution can begin to func-
tion. The charter of Incorporation
was approved by the state corpora
ton commission in October, but be-
fore it becomes effective certifcation
will have to be made to the capital
stock and the lists of stockholders
and officers. The certificate of in
corporation also will have to be pub
Hshed two weeks in the county pa
pers. The incorporators are DR.. F. 7.
Stone, NJ l.. Dinwiddie, w. o. Won
Herbulis, DIR. r. n. Sutton and W. r.
Boyer.
A discussion arose over the by
laws. but they We're finally adopted
as presented by the special commit
tee, of which c. r. Taylor was chair
man.