The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-15
DC, BANKERS TO
STAGE FETE
By RICHARD HATTON

By RICHARD HATT0N
The washington Chapter. Ameri.
can Institutsscf Banking. WIN hold
its annual banquet at the New
Willard Hotel next Saturday even.
ing. This II the silver Jubilee
Of the organization and most eiab.
crate plans have been worked out
to fittinsly celebrate the annivers-
airy.
The banquet VIII begin promptly
81 $50 O'clock I'm order to provide
time Tor the program and dance
which viii follow.
800 Expected At Dinner
4 quarter Of 4 century OF sue
cessfaI progress makes this years
gathering one Of exceptional pleas
ure and Importance. All living past
presidents of the organization will
pc present as well as many who
laid the foundation of the organiza.
tton and guided Il through its early
years. It Is expected that fully. 500
members and guests win be present
on Saturday night.
The women's committee OF the
local chapter has prepared an en-.
Mvening program for the week ed,
including the annual banquet date,
ana viii entertain a number Of
out-cf.town guests.
On Saturday, the committee and
guests win visit the White House
and meet the President, later hav-
ing ter ct the Girl Scouts Little
Coffee shop.
On Sunday. there win be break
fast at the willard Hotel and =
sightseeing trip followed by dinner
at the Hamilton Hotel. Out.of-
town guests win include Marjory
Todd. Of the New York city Chap.
ter; Jane Willett, Of the Philadel
! pllta Chapter; Hazel Poster. Of the
Baltimcre Chapter, and Gladys Ad-
Rkina. Of the Richmond Chapter.
Local Committee
The local COMMITTEES is composed
Of Catherine Krieg. chairman: Rdse
L, Royce vice chairman: Esther
Lau. Mary J. Winfree, and Mary
Craven.
A list Of. the presidents OF the
washington Chapter, A. /. B., most
Of whom win be present at the
silver jubilee banquet this week, In.
cludes: George w, White, George
Q. Watson. Francis r. Dooley. John
Poole, ~; MEX. Stowell, e. Perci-
val Wilson, Edmund S. Wolfe,
Arthur B. Claxton, jr., Joshua
Evans, jr., Ernest T. Herrell,
Charles n. Going, jr., r. B. Devereux,
w. w. spaid, Harry v. Haynes,
Roy Il Neuhauser, Edward J. Me-
Quades Victor 3. Deyber, Charles
D. Boyer, Wilmer J. Waller, VII.
liam A. Dexter deceased. James
G. Dulin, jr.. Harold w. Burnside,
ana r. Jesse CLANCY.
President T, Huntop Leith will
preside at The banquet Saturday
evening and Frank Hogan will act
! as POSTMASTER. The several com,
hittees have arranged some novel
atures and there will be several
ot speeches during the evening.
For the use OF their lady deposit
tors the Central Savings Bank has
Installed a ladies' waiting room and
has extended to the public an invi.
tation to make use Of the room for
writing and waiting purposes, even
though they are not depositors.
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w. W. spaid, OF W. B. HIbbs &
Co., who was called to New York
AZ q witness in the Daugherty case,
Is still in that city. He Is expected
to return as soon as bis testimony
10 given.
Charles p. schaeffer has Joined
the staff Of A. s. Goulden & Co.,
dealers in investment securities,
with offices in the woodward Build.
ing.
B. Agee Bowles, vice president Of
Potomac Savings Bank. who has
been recuperating from a recent i'll.
ness ii Florida, is reported as max.
ing great progress toward recovery,
and may be expected back at his
desk at an early date.
The Security Club will hold it's
regular monthly meeting February
%, in the lodge room over the Park
Savings Bank. A program OF gen.
] eral interest Is being arranged. &C.
4cording to Frank M. Perley, presi.
dent.
Henry F. Kimball, who has re.
Gently been promoted to utility teller
at Central Branch Of the American
Security ana Trust Company, and
who has been Ill for the past two
weeks is expected to return to his
new duties tomorrow.
The Bankers Basketball League,
organized two weeks ago. is now
well under way and two games are
played on each Tuesday and Wednes.
day night. Accounts Of the games
and standing of the teams win be
found Ga the. sporting pages each
morning after the games are played,
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