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association, will preside at the cLcn-
ing session of the convention on
June IS. The meering will be
opened with the singing Of The
Star-Spangled Banner followed by
! an invocation by Fataer Washing
ton Preceding the roll call the
s convention win hear the report of
the COMMITTEES on credentials.
President Deyber win deliver the
opening address. This will be fol-
lowed by greetings from the Ameri-
can Bankers Association and an
address by Honorable Louis McFad-
: def on Banking Legislation Before
Congress. = A discussion OF this
e1bject win follow under the leader
hip Of Robert v. Flemming. at
the close of the discussion commit
tee on resolutions win be named
and resolutions viii be presented
Z without debate. A nominating COM
zIniktee also win be appointed.
Immediately after adjournment of
the session the vice presidents for
the District of Columbia for the
trust company section. the savings
bank section, the national bank sec
Ftfon and the State bank section will
convene in their respective groups.
Second Session.
First Vice President Francis g.
Addison. ir.. win occupy the chair
81 the second session OF the CON
xsntion on June IS ami the invo-
cation will be by Doctor Ward This
viii be followed by a resume OF the
activities OF the Washington Chap
ter OF the American Institute Of
Banking presented by past presi-
dent OF the chapter, Harold w.
Burnside, assistant cashier OF the.
Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank. Immediately following this
George j. Seay, governor OF the,
Federal Reserve Bank, Richmond,
Va, viii address the convention.
Following the address of Mr.. Seay
the essay contest viii be held I'M
der the direction of James &. Dalin,
assistant treasurer Of the American
Security and Trust Company. The
discussion following viii be led by
President Victor B. Deyber. This
Will be Followed by The report of the
lDnofective committee and the pres
fenfafion Of resolutions.
The third session Of the conven-
ton, June ~, will be presided over
s6y Vice President Howard Moran
and VIII be taken up largely with
COMMITTEES reports to be followed
discussions The following COM.
-nalttsss will make their reports at,
this time: auditing committee. com
mfttee on standardized banking in
surance, COMMITTEES on law and
legislation, committee on CONNER
GialSrrade activities, committee on
relations with the Treasury Depart
ment and the committee on I'M
pEofifable business.
To Elect Officers.
The convention will recess at this
n6fnt to permit the american Bank
ers Association members to con-
vene and elect officers. and, upon
Feconvening President Victor B.
Deyber VIII take the chair. The
convention viii then hear the re-
port Of the secretary. the treasurer
and the council of administration
and will transact such unfinished
business as may come before it.
This win be followed by the cleo
ton and Installation OF officers and
adjournment.
The lighter side Of the trip to
Hot Springs viii include golf and
several social functions. There viii
be q ladies putting contest which
a. IN charge of a committee head
ed by Mrs. w w. Spaid assisted
hx- Mrs. -Lanier P. McLachlen, Mrs.
George o. Yass; Mrs. L. A.
Slaughter and Mrs. Herbert T.
>ghannon. A luncheon win be given
on June Is, at the Cascade Club
at which Mrs. Victor B.. Deyber
VII preside, assisted by Mrs. Fran
els @. Addison. Mrs. Howard
Moran is chairman OF the bridge
COMMITTEES and will be assisted by
Mrs. Albert Galley, Mrs. Y. e.
Booker, Mrs. Robert Flenming and
/ Mrs. B. A. Bowies.
| Washington bankers who play
| rolf are enthusiastic over the pros
pect OF playing over the course at
/ TIE Cascade Club, seven miles from
Hot Springs, which is said to be
one. of the best eighteen hole
courses in the country. The loca-
ton OF the Cascade Club is ideal,
also for entertaining the visitors.
1t is set In a beautiful valley and
4 delightfully."- cool.
Committees In Charge.
The seventh annual convention.
which promises to be the best and
most largely attended of any yet
held by the District of Columbia
Bankers Association. has been ar
ranged by, and viii be in charge Of,
The following committees:
Program committee: George o.
Vass. chairman: Francis G.. Addison,
70 vice chairman; Howard Moran,
r9nk j. Striker. John Peel. H. II.