The Washington times., 1927-03-31
BANK SESSIONS
PLAN PUSHED
Bx RICHARn HATTnN


Under the direction of Genera
Chairman Howard Moran the com
mittes having charge of local ar
engagements for the Eastern regiona
conference Of the savings bank di
vision Of the American Bankers, AS
ISOLATION which will meet In Wash
imgton April Z and 3. are rapidly
completing plans for the entertain
ment of2delegates and rounding the
program into final shape
General Chairman Moran TODAY
announced the appointment OF an
additional committee. which will be
charged with arrangements for the
entertainment of women delegates
and guests who will be here during
the convention.
This committee consists of Mrs.
Howard Moran, chairman: Mrs,
Harry v. Haynes, vice Chairman,
and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell. MIS- M. Is.
Rosenberg, Mrs. r. e. Harrington,
MIS- Il. G. Donaldson, Mrs. Wade
Z. Cooper. Mrs. John Poole, Mrs,
John r. Waller, Mrs. George o, Wal
son, Mrs. Lanier p. McLachlen, Mrs.
Reter a. Drury Mrs G. Fl. Pope,
Mrs. George L. Starkey. Mrs. Henry
IL. Mckee, Mrs. Henry w Offutt.
Mrs: Robert v. Fleming. Mrs. Victor
Dcyber, Mrs. Julius /. Peyser
Mrs John 3. Larner, Mrs. Ezra
Gould, Mrs, Thomas e. farrell, Mrs
q. Addison, jr,. Mrs. George D.
Nass, Mrs, f.. p. I'll. Siddons. Mrs
Edward ]. McQuade. Mrs. Joshua
evans, jr., Mrs. Oscar Coolican Mrs.
Charles H. Doing, ir.,- Mrs. Corcoran
Thorn and Mrs. B. f. Saul.
While this committee has not as
vet completed it's program, 1t is
stated that there will be luncheon
for the visiting delegates and other
kuests at the Chevy Chase Country
Club on April z as one of the social
FEATURES Of the convention days.
Because the convention is being
held this year at the National Cant.
tai, 1t is expected that more than
the usual number of ladies will at.
tend.
It will be the special province or
the above-named committee 10 dis.
nensc hospitality in the well-known
Washington manner.
Chairmen of other committees. as
already announced by General Chair.
man Moran. are; Harry v. Haynes,
reception committee; Joshua Evans,
jr., luncheon and dinner COMMITTEES:
Lantcr p. McLachlen, hotel reserya.
tons COMMITTEES: George o. Vass,
registration committee: Edward j.
Mcluade. entertainment committee:
g. II. Doing, committee on decofa.
tions; Frederick p. H. Siddons, pub.
llcity and exhibits committee, and
Oscar Coolican, committee on auto.
mobiles.
4 particularly graphic insight into
the Governments Inoney.making
plant will be shown the visitors in
the engraving and printing exhibit
which will give information concern.
ing operations of the bureau in more
detail than is ordinarily obtainaS
even in visit to the establishment
itself where billions OF dollars worth
of paper money. stamps and securi.
ties have been produced.
The display will include an old
hand.type press. formerly used in
the regular work of the bureau. and
operators will be on hand to demon
etrate the methods employed
1900 ~. anu QlCAGIlC.
Collections Of samples of currency,
Government bonds and postage
stamps will be arranged to give a
comprehensive view of these prod.
ucts with every variety and denomi.
nation represented.
Edward ]. McQuade, vice presi.
Gent OF the Liberty National Bank.
who ranks among washington bank
srs - the highest authority on the
Federal reserve system, will lecture
On the subject Of the Federal reserve
before the class in banking funda-
R1tentais OF the Washington Chapter.
q American Institute of Banking, next
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. McQuade is an ex.president of
The Washington Chapter, A. 1. B..
and i now president Of its alumni
association.
Ho ID greatly interested in the
work and welfare Of the local chap.
ter, and his coming lecture is Great.
Ing marked interest.
The class in banking fundamen.
faiss which Is conducted by DR., Eliot
II. Thomson, Of the Washington
Loan ana Trust Company, is posi-.
bly, the most important course for
those who are taking the institute
work. It is the only course which
continues throughout the entire
school year and has been marked nv
exceptional enrollments in both
aemesters.