Evening star., 1923-05-26
CREDIT MEN MAKE
CONVENTION PLANS
New York Banker Feted
Here-Savings Bank Moves.
Financial Notes.

| Detailed plans and full itinerary
! for members of the Retail Credit
Men of Washington who will attend
the convention of the National AS
! sociation in Milwaukee June 1922
| rave been completed and the party
| VIII leave here Sunday afternoon /,
June II, at o'clock
They will travel aboard THE Can
itai Limited" on the Baltimore and
| ONO and their special private car
VIII be attached under command of
| Col. Forbes. who will have charge
| OF the contingent.
| ne party will arrive in Chicago
! at o'clock Monday morning, June
20 anu viii leave, Chicago between
ana o'clock the same day for
| MlIwaukee, where it will arrive two
! hours later. The convention opens
| at O'Clock the following morning.
| make the trip from Washington are
| r. w. Whitehead, president, and
| 9tephen ii. Talkes, secretary of the
local organization; Harry V. Oster-
| mayer OF Woodward e. Lothrop. ma
tlonal director; David Sanger. Phil
! llpsborn's; Ben Stern, Kings Palace.
Abe CROWN, William Hahn & Co
| Mrs. Lorraine Radel, Goldenberg's:
MISS Elsie NJ. Lee, Jellef's; Jean
Beattie, Palais Royal: Mark I,ans-
| 6urgh, Lansburgh & Bro: Miss Ella
werner Fashion Shop. and Charles
| +; Noack. Potomac Electric.
during the trip visit will be made
| to the large department stores Of fhe
| west. An effort will be made by local
delesates to bring the 1925 convcu-
! ton to Washington.
| New York Banker Entertained
| large gathering of local financial
| men met at the Hamilton Hotel YES
tfiraay zero as guests of G. Bryan Pitts.
| Company, to meet Henry Seligman
| banker of New York. Following fhs
| iuncheon an impromptu reception was
| held by Mr.. Seligman.
| among those who attended were:
= II: CrissInger, governor of the
| Hal + eueral reserve Board; Peter T.
Drury. Ezra Gould, A. Mitchell Pal
mer, K. Golden Donaldson, Frank J.
son Gary, Abner Ferguson, James ii.
Baden. Harrington Mills. Laurence a:
SiaSS6ghfieE S6dridSn RTb9rt %;1Tt, n Harper. Henry
Gordon, julius Garfnkie. J. n de
Sibour. John NJ. Biddle, ]. Eris Pow.
ieH, ;. J: Henry, William II. West. Johp
| X. waller, Orla f. Harrison, James Il
RSeynolas' = G,' e Ebert Anadale, John
MN nun ;. Minor, Justice Charles II.
| Robb, Representative John PhiIip
| alII; =. c. Dawson, Frank P Morse.
Wada v; dGarnet E 6od Pitts Victor B. Deyber.
4 d
Joshua Evans: jr.; Robert V. Flem-i
ing. Hubert I. Plaster, william +
| Dennis, Christopher H. Pope, julius
SSeyssr' Sisf, frank H. Edmonds, Eugene
Gately, Maj. F. S. Resson, William
Henry White, DIR. Harry NJ. Kaufnan
| George Angus Garrett and Rozier Du-
1 laney.
| #. VI. Savage to Travel.
| rancls NJ Savage, president of the
Northwest Savings Bank, with Mrs.
1dtage' VIII leave Washington, June
. south Africa, going north to Victoria
| faIls Mr.. Savage will return 10
] america in time to attend the con-
Vehtlon or the American Bankers As
soclation. which meets at Atlantic
| city the last of September.
Bank to Change Location.
Cards have been sent out by the Of
Hcers and directors of the North Capj-
tol Savings Bank, announcing the re-
| moval of that institution from its
present location to the northwest
corner of North Capitol and H streets
on Monday, May %, when the building
| will be open to visitors from 9 o'cIocil
IN the morning until 10 at night.
Forum Closes For Season.
/ The business forum of the Wash
/ ington Loan and Trust Company held
! its final meeting for the present vr3i.
office of the bank Thursday night
| A large attendance was present to
hear A. Chester Flather of John l..
Edwards and Company deliver a taIk
iity."
Following the address the annual
! election of officers was held, result
! ing in the selection of Eliot II.
| Thompson, president; George NJ
! Fisher vice president, and Miss Dor
othy Colburn of the branch office, sec
retary. Announcement was made at
{: the business session that the entire
Spcrsonnel of the forum would par
| ticipate in a week end picnic at Piney
! Point June 9. Refreshments were
served.
Old Dutch Market Dividend.
!! The Old Dutch Market has declared
| it's regular dividend of , per cent on
its preferred stock. payable June !.
To Close Saturday Afternoons.
Beginning June 16, the Potomac
| Savings Bank and the Farmers and
| Mechanics Bank will not open Sat
urday afternoons until September
| Is by mutual agreement. They usu-
| ally keep open Saturdays from A 10
| pm.
| Local Bankers Kept Busy.
! This is season of the year when
local financial men have to scrutinize
/ carefully their engagement memo
! randa, for hardly a day or week
/ passes that the popular banker or
broker is not deluged with invita-
| tions to different social affairs. An
! nual dinners, directorate lunches
! spreads for it's employees. not to men
| tion the many conventions during
May and June, call for more than Il
hasty acceptance of every card re-
/ Ceived.
| Owing to the big imperial session
| of the Mystic Shrine falling at this
/ always busy time, none are more on
| the go at all hours these days than
| those connected with our local finapt
/ cial institutions