The Washington times., 1926-10-01
Z BANK GROUPS
ARE NAMED
By RICHARD HATTON


Two more completed committee
to carry on the important work o
the District OF Columbia Banker
Association were announced toda!
! following the receipt of acceptance
FROM members selected by the com
mittee chairmen. The additiona
completed committees are: Protect
i've committee, chairman, Harry v
Haynes, and Charles ]. Bell. JohI
B. Cochran, Wade H. Cooper. Fred
erick E. Harrington, John Poole
L. e. Schreiner, Frank Stetson and
George o. Vass.
The committee on standardized
banking forms now consists Of Ed
ward J. McQuade. chairman, and
John M. Riordon, vice chairman
J. Damn Faber. c. F. Jacobsen. Ar
thur j. Linn, Lanier p. McLachlen
L. A. Slaughter and Edward e,
Swan.
President William D. Hoover. of
the National Savings and Trust Com
pany, returned today from Long
Island, N. Y, where he has been
visiting his daughter.
t%ARreSluenC JOnn .. AdEASTp VI IA0
Washington Loan and Trust Com
parly. is back at his desk after a
visit to his country home at Milf
flintown, Pa.
President Robert N. Harper. Of
the District National Bank. plans
to visit the Sesqui in Philadelphia
next week with a party OF Wash
go04ar hYISfnaSa MEN
President John B. Cochran, of
the Franklin National Bank, left
for Staunton, Va, on Thursday.
He expects to be back in Washing
ton next Monday.
President Floyd e. Davis, of
the Lincoln National Bank, has
returned from weeks trip to
Atlantic City.
President Victor B. Deyber. of
the Second National Bank: Presi-
dent Harry v. Haynes, of the Farm
ers and Mechanics National Bank;
President Henry w. Offutt. Of the
Potomac Savings Bank; President
Lanier P. McLachlen, Of the Nc
Lacflen Banking Corporation, and
President Maurice Otterback, of
the Bank Of Anacostia, are in Los
Angeles, CAL, to attend the con-
vention OF the American Bankers
Association.
President Ray L. Schreiner, Of
the Bank of Brightwood, will be
chairman Of the committee Of the
Master Masons' Association which
win hold open air services on Tenn
pie Heights next Sunday afternoon.
Vice President Francis @. Ad-
olson, of the Security Savings and
Commercial Bank, is in Los An
geles attending the bankers con-
vention.
Vice President James Trimble,
of the National Bank of Wash
ngton, is motoring in Maryland.
Vice President Firman r. Hornor
and Vice President John A. Mas
sic, of the McLachlen Banking
Corporation, will spend the week
end on their farms in Fairfax
County. Va.
Karl A. FARRELL, son Of Presi-
dent Thomas E. FARRELL, Of the
Washington Savings Bank, viii be
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Reformed Church to Miss Mary r.
Shoemaker and the entire Official
staff Of the bank will be present
and attend the reception to be
given later at the home of the bride,
1415 Longfellow ST. N. w.
Assistant Cashier Joseph L. Ship.
ley of the Security Savings and
Commercial Bank. is expected back
Monday from a motor trip through
New York State.
Alfred H. Lawson, real estate Of
ficer OF the Washington Loan and
Trust Company, is travelling
motor trip.
Assistant Cashier J. K. Seyboth,
of the Second National Bank, has
returned from a three weeks va
cation.
Assistant Cashier e. H. Graham,
of the National Bank Of Washing
ton, is on an extended motor trip
through the South. He is accom-.
panied by his wife and will be gone
for about one month.
The attendance at the first meet.
ing Of the public speaking class of
the Washington Chapter. of the
American Institute of Banking in.
dlcates that this popular course,
under the direction Of Vice Presi.
dent Fernand Petit. of the Mer.
chants Bank and Trust Company,
is attracting a large number of
Washington bankers. both young
men and those Of ripper experience.
The annual stockholders meeting
OF the Bank of Commerce and Saw.
ings was held at Alexandria, Va,
on Thursday. Cashier John M.
Riordan, Of the bank, will spend
the weekend at Point Lookout
Thomas J. Groom, treasurer of
the Washington Mechanics Savings
Bank. will leave Washington next
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