The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-25
BANK To HAVE
BIRTHDAY
PICNIC
President Joseph Schiavone,
of the International Ex-
change, Will Be Host
By RICHARD HATTON'

west, is planning to fittingly cele'
brate the anniversary of its open
ing, which took place four years
ago Saturday, August 1. The presi-
dent of the institution, Joseph
Schiavone, to whose wisdom and
energy the great success of the
bank is due, will entertain the
stockholders, depositors, and many
friends of the bank at a picnic at
Riverdale, Md, on Sunday. Au-
gust 2.
Friends of the popular president
Of the International Exchange Bank
win make an especial point of drop
ping into the institution upon it's
anniversary to extend their con-
CALCULATIONS to President Schiavone
and the other officials, and many
local banks will also extend their
Fluctuations.
Already President Schiavone has
received numerous letters from
out-of-town friends expressing their
delight in the great success he has
y
bank has been in operation.
In these letters the writer's have
been unstinted in their expressions
of confidence in Mr.. Schiavone's
ability together with their personal
esteem for those qualities which
have made him so popular and so
successful in the banking field.
Among those who have written
their congratulations to President
Schiavone are Honorable Frederick
w. Donnelly,, mayor of Trenton.
n. J., Mr.. Sciavone's old home:
John Gill vice president of Rider
College; George D. LaBarre, COM
missioner of public safety, of Tren-
ton, and Harry Heller, chairman of
the Democrtic State committe of
New Jersey.
Enjoys Unique Position
The International Exchange Bank
has won unique position in the
banking world of the National Cap.
ital and is especially notable for the
spirit of co-opera ton which exists
between the institution and its
clients.
In witness Of this splendid esprit
and the high place the bank holds
among the ItaliaJ colony in Wash
ington the following committee has
been named to cooperate with the
bank officials in arranging to fit
tingly celebrate the anniversary:
A. NJ. Strizzi, chairman: E r..
Aronoff, Frank Barons, Dan Bian-
chi, Benedetto Canine, Dan A.
Colacicco, Fedele Colaprico, Federico
Colella, Onofrio Carollo. Domenico
Del Vecchio, Michele Fagnano,
GiuIio Fioravanti. Doctor Salvatore
Floria. F. ]. Fuller. L. V. Freud
berg. Vincent Giuliano, Tony Gull,
Richard Guzzardi, J. c. Harding,
Italo Iaccheri, Frank Kaufman.
Jerry Maiatico, F. B. ,McGivern,
Giuseppe Marranzano, Vincent Mar
ranzano, L. J. Mills. F. L. Neubeck,
Giuseppe Ofano, Salvatore Ronsis-
vale, Louis Rosenberg, Alfonso
Tana, John Vaccaro, Lorenzo Val
lario and John Zanier.
Route of Automobiles.
Preceding the picnic at Riverdale
abouT 100 cars will assemble at the
bank at 2 o'clock and those attend.
ing the celebration will drive over
the following route to the picnic
grounds: West on H street to
Ninth street, south on Ninth street
to F street, west on f street TO
Fifteenth street, south on Fifteenth
street to Pennsylvania avenue, east
on Pennsylvania avenue to SeYent h
street, north on Seventh street tn
Rhode Island avenue, east on
Rhode Island avenue to Riverdale.
. n Ia Of FOL afS
ton will be made by Senator Ash
hurst of Arizona, Colonel Robert n.
Harper, president of the District Ma
tionaI Bank; President Schiavone,
NJ. Strizzi, we'll known among the
Italian colony of Washington, and
other prominent friends of the in
stitution.
Following the series of short ad-
dresses those attending the picnic
will enjoy a luncheon followed by
games and a general good time.
Music will be furnished for the
parade and at the picnic grounds,
and the cars will be decorated. 1t
is expected that more than five
hundred will attend the celebration.
Proud of Success
Officers and friends Of the Inter
y
reason TO be proud Of the success
of the institution, and the ami
versary celebration is but another
mark of the splendid support being
given the bank by lis customers and
friends.
There are few more popular bank
ers in Washington than President
Schiavone, who has the happy fac
ulty of combining a keen business
mind with A great human heart and
q humanitarian spirit which lends
sympathetic helpfulness TO his deal
ings with those with whom ne comes
into contact.
To this happy combination and
to unremiting energy and hard WORK
President Schiavone owes the con
summate success which has marked
his career in the financial field.
In closing the fourth year anC
in beginning its fifth year. which
promises to be even more successful
than those already passed, the Inter
national Exchange Bank and il
president have the best wishes o
the banking fraternity of Washing
ton and ali of those who have dom
business with the institution.