The Washington herald., 1922-03-05

number OF novel and entertaining
stunts which feature the annual
midwinter dinner of the member
ship committee of the Washington
Board of Trade. the fourth one.
held last night in the large ball.
room of the Willard Hotel event
over with a bang"
As the long line of diners filed in
from the adjacent small ballroom
the Boys Band. seated in the bal
cony at the farther end played
America" Mrs. NJ. Robey, as
miss America" struck a respon-
sive chord in her Characterization
William Clabaugh, as chairman of
the dinner committee, spoke intro
ductory remarks of welcome, fol-
lowed by President Thomas Brad
ley, who introduced three charter
members of the board of trade. The
Washington Quartet opened the
most entertaining affair ever
staged by the board.
Miss Estelle Murray and Royal
Foster were well received in their
Interpretation of the Argentine
tango. Miss Murray's ballet of well
trained local girls may be proud
of their selections. One group
dance by the ballet entitled the
National Dance received special
commendation. The Four Simpson
Sisters, of Baltimore, kept things
moving along with Mrs. Ann Brett
Sunny. assisted by Mrs. NJ. Robey
and Maurice Hopkins. The latter
troup did a novel sketch of old
time melodies.
Representative J. n. Tincher. of
Kansas. addressed impromptu re-
marks to the diners. Stating that
he would adopt the prevalent GUS
tom and speak on great national
subjects without any preparation"
Representative Tincher proceeded
to touch on the arms conference
and the United States Army OF
the latter he said: Il will fight for
a decrease in the army estimate so
present establishment for a stand
ing army" Further, Representa-
tive Tincher said:
Il will support the amendment
10. the present District ,appropria-
tion bill to insure Washington good
drinking water"
George O'Conner. singer, with
Matt Horne at the piano. added zest
to the affair. James X. Young fol-
lowed with a tenor solo. Your
Smile" dedicated to Miss Margaret
German, who as Miss Washington.
won the Herald and National Beauty
contest at Atlantic City.
Festivities closed with the sur
prise of the evening by the Estelle
Murray troup. As confetti, balloons
and streamers were released from
the ceiling. the girls of the ballet
were swung along on a suspended
trolley in miniature bowers of flow
ers. This brought fitting climax
to the good time" which was voted
the best ever.
Among those present were:
Eugene G. Adams. Charles S. Al
den. Harry Allen. Harry Almond.
Charles A Anadale. E. l.. Anderson.
]. +. Anderson, J. D. Ashby. c. B.
Asher. F. P. Avalear. John F.
Abendschein.
John ]. Eabbington. Millson F..
Brandenburg, DR.. w. II. R. Bran
denburg. E. c. Brandenburg. w.
Elmer Bacon. James E. Baines,
Bruce Baird, wistar NJ. Balderston,
Senator L. Heisler Ball, Frank w.
Ballou. +. c. Bamman. ]. T. Bard
ron. Harry A. l.. Barker, James. T.
Barker. NJ. NJ. Barnard. Ralph p.
Barnard. william Barnum, Hugh
W. Barr. Lester A. Barr. George
B. Barry. Charles Bartlett. T. w.
Barrett. Frank Baur. Charles Beall.
Isaac Behrend. II. McI.in Bell. John
f. Benton. Claude y. Bennett, A. f.
Berry. DR.. J. Rozier Biggs. A. G.
Bishop. Representative Oscar E.
Bland. Fenton w. Booth. George
W. Bond. S. Russell Bowen. c. T
Bowles. Robert J. Boyd. Charles d.
Boyer. E. II. Bachschmid. Frederick
NJ. Bradley. Fontaine c. Bradley, S.
Duncan Bradley, Joseph H. Brad
ley. Thomas Bradley. Thomas w.
Brahaney. Arthur A. Brandt. Henry
y. Brawner. william Brayshaw. w.
+. Brenizer, w. S. Brenizer, Irving
S. Brewer. Raymond c. Briggs. w.
W. Britt. Norman E. Brooke. DR.. J.
Lester Brooks, J. = Brown. Walter
A. Brown, W. s. Brown, Joseph A.
Burkhart, Thomas r. Burr. Joseph
Burrows. jr.. Fulton Brylawski.
David Bornet. Maynard c. Burrell,
Guy Birkhead. C. o. Buckingham.
Reginald Boyd. William ]. E.
Brown.
r. w. Cadick. Peyton W. Calfee,
Hon. Edward X. Campbell. Thomas
A. Cantwell. c. G. Cappel. Frederick
Carl. jr., Herman F. Carl. Edmund
o. Carl. Joshua w. Carr. Arthur
Carr. DR.. Mitchell Carroll. Carl
Casey. George NJ Caspe- Charles
l.. Casterlin. John NJ Cherry. r. w.
Chiswell. William Clabaugh. c.. l..
Club. d. Edward Clark. Charles w.
Clayton. E. F. COlladay. Ernest Hall
Coolidge. VIM. Knowles Cooper.
Charles 7. Corby. Karl William
Corby, A. T. Coumbe. James A.
Councillor. w. Porter Cox. Raymond
Champion. Roy w. Champion. w. 3.
Crow. Henry c. Cryer. ]. Harry
Cunningham. - Maxson Cunning
ham, Robert Il. Cummings. Ralph
w. Crane. DR.. ]. 3. Gregg Custis,
Richard l.. Conner, L. Lee Combs.
Charles F. Crane. John L. Casper.
James Dalgliesh. Samuel N. Dar-
ragh, Herbert L. Davis. E. C. Davi-
son. Edwin W. Davis. Floyd f. Da-
Wis, William P. Doing. ID. J. DonN
van. Feter NJ. Dorsch, p. L. Dough-
erty. d. r. Dougherty, Jerry Doyle.
A. p .DuBusly, Julius II. Duehring,
John ]. Dugan, Norman 4. Dueh-
ring. Paul ]. Dundon. pr. II. 8.
Dunmire. Fred Drew.
Charles c. EckIoff, Frank NJ. Ell
liot. Milton c. Elliott, Harry s.
Elkins, George A. EInmons, DR.. NJ.
a. English: Frank B. Essex. Edwin
H Etz, Joshua Evans. jr.. Harry s.
Evans. William W. Everett, G. ",
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