New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
Banquet Concludes
Banks Conference
AT Atlantic City
Gov. Cox of Massachusetts.
Scnatorirclinghuysenand
Liltlcton Speakers: Many
New Workers al Hotels
Spccicl Dispatch 10 The Tribune

ATLANTIC CITY, May 6--The ban
quot at tho Ambassador that marked
the close Of Wednesday nights fcstivi-
ties for tho members Of the Savings
Banks Association was one of the most
delightful affairs held this spring.
Mr.. John }. Pulleyn. president of the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank of
New York, was chairman of the hon
orary reception committee. On the ban
quct committee were Mr. Taurus E.
Sutton, of New York; Mr.. r. W. Dwyer.
OF Connecticut: Mr.. +. B. Carney, Of
Massachusetts,; Mr.. s. R. Several, of
New Jersey, and Mr.. r. J. Brunker, of
Pennsylvania. The speakers included
Governor Charming RI. Cox of Massa-
chusctts. Senator Joseph S. Freling-
huyscn, of New jersey, and Mr.. Martin
". Lttlcton.
There was a tea party Tuesday after
noon in the Oriental room Of the AM
bassador for the women, which marked
the second social event of the confer
once. In the afternoon there was a
golf tournament staged on the North
rcld links. at which silver cups were
awarded to The winning contestants.
The big event tonight was the eighth
annual convention banquet of the Man
l. ttl VI Us +NNSpNlHtllOll VI -NCN cti-' y
which held its sessions in the Tray
! more, with Mr.. J Philip Bird, the pres
dent directing the proceedings.
The annual presidents dinner of the
New Jersey Federation of Women S
Clubs was given last night, when Mrs.
hrthur p. Proal, Of Nutley, was the
honor guest.
Dr.. and Mrs. ". Blair Stewart held n
silver wedding anniversary in the Yer
non room Of HaddoN Hall this week
Four hundred guests attended re-
oeption that followed a dinner to the
original bridal party.
Mr.. Oscar NJ. Straus. former Am bas-
sador to Turkey. with Mrs. Straus
Joined friends at the Ann moassador this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton J. Halstead of
BROOKLYN. are at the Am has sador.
A group Of New Workers at the Ritz
: Carlton includes Mr. and Mrs. Percival
S. Hill, Mr. Benjamin Raruch, Mrs
Nicholas L. Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. S. D
/ Ralston. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ramsey
Mrs. H. H. Matthews and Mr.. Henry
! RothchId
Mrs. j. n. Eames, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
Jones and Mrs. Robert p. Hull have
, Joined the New York set at the Phillips
House.
New I Ork VISITORS at Lns One4Sea IN
clude Mrs. J. A. VI. Johnson, Miss \. 7
Babcock, Mr. II. P Nelson, Miss Grace
Thompson, Mr.. William B. Gamble anc
MIR 2. c. Brooks.
Recently arrived New York visitors
ut the Shelburnc include MIR. Juliar
Holland Mr. s. B. Whitlock, Mr.. anc
Mrs Mancil VI. Mirabeau, Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Garthwaitc. Mr.. Edward Horn ane
Mr.. Edward l.. Ulmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper Ryrnes
MIR. and Mrs c. G. Norman, MIR. an'
Mrs. II. s. Englehardt, MIR. William f
\ Eljll and MIR John r. Nolan arc at thu
Dennis.
Joining the New York set at tn
Marlborough RlenheIm during IN
week were Mrs r. I. Fitzpatrick ant
MIR. Ringland Fitzpatrick jr., Mr.. Ed
ward Angler, Mrs. +. +. Angler, Mis-
Adele Johustonc. Mr.. and Mrs. +. +
Wright. Mrs. r $ Hopkins, Mr.. an
Mrs Raymond G. Weber ard Mrs. D. /
Ncilson.
Among she New NorkcrS MT the Stran
ar, Mrs 7. Il. Ndrich MIR. and Mrs. I
W. pynan, Miss Mabel Fish, Mrs. 5, |
Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs, George Z
Edward
promnent among those at the Tray
more are nr Ellis " Williams. Mr an
Mrs. t. Z. tsy, Mrs Richard II. Halsey
Mr. and Mrs William =, Hunter. III
and Mrs. Il u Hammond. Mr and Mr.
William ! Hydc Mr., and Mrs. r.
Brooks, Mr., and Mrs. Charles A. Olive
Mrs lohn Curtis aud Mir and Mrs. {
W t1em,uy, all of New York