Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05
274 WILL ATTEND
BANK CONVENTION
Attendance at Hot Springs
Meeting Will Exceed All
Previous Records.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.


John NJ. Riordan, chairman of the
transportation committee, reported
yesterday that 274 reservations have
already been made for the District
Bankers annual convention at Hot
| Springs, Va, this number being about
| IS more than had registered on the
corresponding date last year! This re-
| port means that the attendance will
far exceed that of all previous years
| and will come close to 800. the goal
originally set by Chairman Lanier p.
McLachlen, of the general convention
committee. The party leaves Washing
ton by special train next Wednesday
evening and those already signifying
their intention of taking the trip are
as follows:
c. B. Asher and Mrs. Asher, w. w.
Spaid and Mrs. Spaid, Edison B. Odds,
Frederick II. Cox and Mrs. Cox, James
II. Baden and Mrs. Baden, Laurance
A. Slaughter and Mrs. Slaughter, Ezra
Gould, Thomas j. Groom, Charles Il.
Denny and Mrs. Denny, r. II. Yeat-
man and Mrs. Yeatman, J. NJ. Hausler
and Mrs. Hausler, Thomas f. Jar
rell and Mrs. farrell, T. A. Cantwell
and Mrs. Cantwell, l.. r. McLachlen
and Mrs McLachlen, Arthur B. Hat
cher. j. Frank White, Edmund II.
Graham, William G.. Baker. jr.; Edwin
-. Flather, William II. Jaquith, f. G.
Love, Roger j. Whteford and Mrs.
Whiteford, L. J. McQuade and Mrs.
McQuade. James B. Skinners John
Poole and Mrs. Poole. Y. T.. Booker
and Mrs. Booker. Norris n. Wright
and Mrs. Wright. George o. Vass and
Mrs. Nass, John NJ Riordon, w. Regi-
Maid Lewis. Miss Maude Fellheimer,
A. Elzey Waters, Corcoran Thorn,
F. p. Ii. Siddons, Harry p. White,
Richard e. Harris, It. Stanley Hol
land, w. w. keck, Howard Moran,
Hilleary G. HoSkinson. Frank G. Bur
rough, Nelson B. O'Neal, Joseph
Goldenberg and Mrs. Goldenberg,
Frank Addison. jr., and Mrs Addison.
Mai. Julius l. Peyser and Mrs. Peyser
Sidney W. Strauss and Mrs. Strauss,
Benjamin F, Adams and Mrs. Adams,
A. S. Goulden, c. =. Shaeffer, II. w.
Offutt and Mrs. Otfutt, Richard Hat
ton, G. l. Putnam and Mrs. Putnam,
Charles A. Camalier and Mrs. Cam
alier. V. 3. Deyber and Mrs. Deyber,
A, II. Bedford, G. l.. TayIer, c. Clar-
ence Dodge and Mrs. Dodge, Charles
II, Doing, c. II. Pope, d J. kaufman
and Mrs. Kaufman, j. d. Leonard,
Alexander Wolf and Mrs. Wolf, Z.
Percival Wilson, w. q. Sullivan and
Mrs. Sullivan, NJ. Otterback, Atwood
Fisher, B. Ashley Leavell. Frank p.
Hartman. jr.; G. Bowdoin Craighill and
Mrs. Craighill, DR.. c. A. Hawley and
Mrs. Hawley, Thomas w. Brahany
and Mrs. Brahany. Floyd B. Miller
and Mrs. Miller, Vincent B. Smith,
John I. Pelton, John Lewis Smith
and Mrs. Smith. w. r. Roger. w. w.
Mackall, c. II. Woodward, Charles B.
Rollins, c. G. Morgan, jr.; Elmer F.
Sauter, DIR. f. f. Harrington, DR..
Noble Barnes and Mrs. Barnes, Louis
w. Laudick and Mrs. Laudick, Walter
b. Guy and Mrs. Guy, L. NJ. Fry, Fer.
nand Petit, M, d. Rosenberg and Mrs.
Rosenberg. John NJ. Riordan, Louis
Bush, Robert S. Stunz and Mrs.
Stunz, Arthur Foraker. w. S. Graves,
II. I. Shannon and Mrs. Shannon, c..
A. Slater and Mrs. Slater, Robert ".
Fleming and Mrs. Fleming, Kenneth
j. Hannah; f. p. Morse, J. L. Newbold
and Mrs. Newbold, Miss Ethel V,
Smith, Miss ID. S. Porter, J. l.. New.
bold, Jr.: Jasper De Bose, T. Hunton
Lelth, T. Baker Robinson, Rich.
ard W. Hynson and Mrs. Hynson,
Il. l.. Randolph. J. William Roberts. f.
Herrell and Mrs. Herrel, A. w. Sher
man. Vowel Browning and Mrs.
browning. Eugene c. Colt and Mrs.
Gott' Winfield Preston and Mrs. Pres.
ton. Miss Anna M. Hagan, Louis
Rothschild and Mrs. RotbschiId
Miss Dorothy Wetzel, w. B. Kirk.
am and Mrs. Kirkam, Fred Mac.
kenzie and Mrs. Mackenzie By.
mum Hinton and Mrs. Hinton.
Ralph Barnard and Mrs. Barnard
Herbert j. Rich and Mrs pioh
Allison n. Miller and Mrs. Mil
Ter, Morgan B. Callahan, L. Bert
Nye' J. r. Wright, H. G. Berlino
John d. Howard, Henry TT. McKee,
Lucius V. Friedli, Geo. II. Wilson
Mrs. J. +. M. Bowie, l. L.. Handlers
and Mrs. Handlers, Hayward Bovce
and Mrs. Boyce. r. l.. Schreiner,
MISS Lois A. White, Harry V.
Haynes and Mrs. Haynes, r. ].
WISE and Mrs. Wise, J. H. Lee, H. l..
Selby, n. l.. Offutt, jr.; 3. l.. Cotton,
Lutner Schreiner and Mrs. Schreiner,
Z. r. Swope, j. r. Waller, w. M, Bal.
lard and Mrs. Ballard, Howard
sutherland, r. J. Mitchell, r. F..
Clarity and Mrs. Clarity, George J,
Seay, George K. Keesee, J. w. Nc
Intosh and Mrs. Mcintosh, Reuben
A. Lewis, jr., w. w. Hoxton and
Mrs. HoXton, Frank J. Hogan and
Mrs. Hogan, |. A. Fleming and Mrs.
Nettie X. Fleming and Miss Grace M.
Bromley.
Convention Opens Tomorrow.
The New York State Bankers As.
ISOLATION open it's annual convention
at the Mayfiower Hotel in this city
tomorrow. The program, which has
already appeared in The Star, prom
Uses an unusually interesting three
day session. Several hundred bankers,
many of whom are already in the
Capital, will be here. Washington
financiers are planning to give them
as much attention as possible, but
are greatly handicapped because of
preparations for their own annual
convention which is also this week.
New Officers Assume Duties.
The new officers OF the District of
Columbia Life Underwriters Associa-
ton have just organized for the COM
ing year as follows:
John f. Cremen, president; G. Lea
Stabler and A. l.. Baldwin, vice presi.
dents; James A. Maloney, secretary.
treasurer; c. Cochran Fisher, director
for three years, and Edward p. Kern,
director for two years.
The June meeting takes place next
Thursday noon at the Raleigh Hotel
The speaker will be r. L. Darby,
general agent for the Massachusetts
Mutual Life, of Baltimore.
Local insurance men are already
taking wide interest in the national
convention which begins in Memphis
on October ~. unprecedented reserva-
tons already being reported from that
city.
Bank Soon to Start Building.
Victor B. Deyber. president of the
Second National Bank, states that the
branch office on G street will probably
be moved to the temporary quarters