The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-12
FOUNG BANKERS
!. To GIVE SHOW
By RICHARD HATTON

Reservations in large numbers are
already being made for the annual
sheater party given under the aus.
bices of the Washington Chapter. of
The American Institute s0f Banking.
CHE selection OF the committee in
charge, under the Craftsmanship Of
Raymond p. Lochte. of the District
National Bank, is THE Passing Show
ar 1885," and the date set is Monday
night, November 20, at Polls The
alter.
The annual theater party Of the
local institute chapter has become
social event of considerable import
ance in financial circles, practically
I'll leading bankers being patrons.
1t was announced today by Presi-
dent, T. Hunton Leith, of the Wash
3ngton Chapter, that reservations Tor
seats may be made. through Chair
man Lochte or anyone of the follow
ing COMMITTEES: Harold w. Burn
side, Farmers and Mechanics Ma
xional Bank; Miss s. W. Burwell, Ma
CLANCY, Commercial National; B. l..
Cotton and w. w. Lissowitz, District
National; H. n. Darneille, NS&aSpai
Metropolitan; y. NJ. De Marco,
Seventh Street Savings Bank; John
T. Fletchan, Potomac Savings Bank;
Miss Catherine Krieg, Riggs Ma
fionaI: Robert III. Lacey, Columbia
NATIONAL; Miss Mabel ", Royce,
Washington. Loan and Trust Conn
pafy; Alfred w. Sherman. Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company,
and A. II. Schiller.
While thousands of residents of
Washington have viewed the hand
some new home of the Federal
American National Bank in the
moved into its quarters at the
corner Of Fourteenth and q Streets
Northwest, and have remarked upon
the beauty and convenience of
ARRANGEMENT OF the main banking
room and auxiliary office and other
spaces, the fame of the unique and
bIsfnesslike layout continues to
drew visitors from other sections of
the country.
The latest delegation of bank
officials to inspect the local insti-
tuition came from the First National
Bank of Trenton. n. j., and in
cIIided the president, practically the
entire staff of the bank. The New
Jersey institution Is contemplating
the erection of new home OF its
own.
Delegations upon similar missions
of inspection and enlightenment |
have come from Jersey City, Ohio
and Alabama.
The Federal.American Company
Is offering 100000 preferred stock.
The company has no bonded debt
and earnings have from the begin
ming exceeded dividend requirements |
on the preferred. The demand for
this offering By local Investors has
been heavy. go
IRE financial lstrtct Is stIIl
chi1clElng oyer the wit so strongly
in evidenee At the recent dinner
given BY a group of local bankers |
In 1Sailor pf president Howard Moran |
OF The u. &C. Bankers Association |
ana Harry ". Haynes, chairman OF |
the CEarine House Association. |
President Victor B. Deyber, of the
Second National Bank; President |
Ianfeh r. MeLachlen, OF the Nc |
Lachlen Banking Corporation; w.
w. Spaid, of William B. Hibbs and |
Company; President Robert ".
Fleming 4of Riggs National Bank;
Vice President Wilmer j.. Waller,
Of the F'ederal-Amerfcan National
Bank: Cashier John NJ. Riordon, OF
the Bank OF Commerce and Savings;
President Julius Peyser, Of the Sc
curity Savings and Commercial
Bank: vice President Edward j.
McQuade, of the Liberty National
Bank, and the guests of honor,
thrust and cut, parted and pointed
with rapiers of wit 80 keen and
flashing that the occasion will be |
long remembered by those who par
flcIpated.