Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
INSTITUTE DINNER
ATTENDED BY MANY
Washington Chapter o!
Banking Society Gives Its
Twenty.Fourth Banquet.

American Instituts of Banking. hello
their twenty-four.h annual banoue' a.
The Willard last evening. In tne gam
ee:ne were bank presidents. their wives
n.u oauch;er> many directors FfoSra
S.s-rve Board officials. representatives
r. the District Government and q hoS'
g iynior bankers. There we're So
Numbers and guests.
The program began With hall iioui
rerption. Francis G. Addison. ir.. being
chairman Of the receiving committee
made up Of twenty-eight leading bank
ers. Presiding at the opening Of tht
Cinner was I. J. Roberts. chapter Dresi-
Cent. After the guests were at the
fables, invocation was offered by Rev
! Dwight Roberts. father Of the chap
N. president. from Pennsylvania.
Williams Honor Guest.
The honor guest of the evening was
p. r. Williams of Los Angeles who Is
president Of the national organization
Mr.. Williams made the only serious
speech of the evening, briefly outlining
VIVA: the institute is doing to train
Young bankers for high positions, men
t!oHing the fact that there are now
49, chapters in the country with over
60 900 members.
Greetings were presented from the
District Bankers Association By the
president. w. ". Spaid. and from the
Washington Clearing House Association
hv the chairman Harry Y. HAYNES.
The keen Wit of Attorney Frank j.
Hogan. as POSTMASTER. prevented CRY
moment. while Thomas W. Brahany
master Of ceremonies, provided spar
king entertainment which started with
"a salute 10 the colors" b. United
States Marines that was extremely CT
fective, the elaborate decorations giving
this scene a brilliant setting. this being
followed BIZ The Star Spangled Ban
ner." sung By Mrs. Mary sherier Bowie
The A. / 3. Musical Review. by
nineteen institute members. made a
brilliant hit Added TO this was dance
speciality by Beverly and Orne. The
Challenge Dance" BIZ Lewis and King.
and songs by J. F NJ Bowie. The
banquet committee was headed by T.
HINTON Leitf. assisted by James A.
Soper vice chairman: Lois A. White.
secretary: Robert H. Lacey, treasurer.
and eighteen other members. Dancing
concluded the affair
Among the out-of-town guests we're
William II. Hoxton. chairman: George
j. Seay, governor. and George ]. keSsee
cashier. Of the Federal Reserve Board
@. Richmond. and A. H. Dudley. cirec-
tor of the Baltimore Reserve branch.
The new governor of the entire Federal
Reserve system. Roy A. Young. was also
present
Prominent Bankers Among Guests.
The following guests were seated a,
the tables:
Miss Henrietta c. Adams Miss II
c. Adams. William Piatt Adams. Mr.
and Mrs r G. Addison. jr.; Mrs j
s. Allen, Miss Viola Allendorfer. Mr.
and Mrs. Eus;ace Alsop. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. NJ. Arnick, Ny and Mrs. W. E. An
6erton. Miss Leona Anthony. William
James Arthur, George ". Atkins ano
7. y. Austin
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Baden
Benoit Baer. il; Miss Helen Bailey. Mr.
and Mrs. z. c. BaltZ. II. Clifford Bangs,
Dr.. and Ms, Noble P. Barnes H: K,
Barrett, Harriet Barrett, afr. and Mrs.
S. r. Baulsir. Miss Evelyn Baylor, Elmer
Beach. Mrs Elmer Beach Miss Mar
garei Becker Albert H Bedford.
Charles J. Bell. Roma F. Benner. M.
and Mrs. John e Benton. Miss Mar
ga-et A Berckmann. MI and Mrs. j.
Mckinney Berry. J. S. Bays. NJ S.
Blimi:e. David S. Birch, Mrs. Mary
Birch. M. and Mrs. F. A. Birgfeld.
James B. Birmingham. F. r. Bishop
E NJ Blaiklock, Mfr. and Mrs.
Francis A Blundon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Blundon, Mrs. Martha Blum
don. Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Blundon. Mr.
and Mrs Y. E. Booker Gardner L
Boothe afr. and Mrs. c. c. Boswell
sir. ard Mrs. 3. /. Boudren. Y. P
Eou6ren. Miss Kathryn E. Bowers, Mr.
md Mrs. J. r N. Bowie. 3. A. Bowies
) Frank Bowling. Hayward z. Boyce
Kiss Helen Y. Boyd. Charles D. BOYER
M-. anc Hrs. Percy c Brady. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas W Brahany. Mr.. Brault
Robert z. Briggs. Charles z. Bright
Emmett Eroderick Miss Grace M
Bromley. Miss P. II. Bronson. Mr.. aac
19rs. K ? Brooks. c. r. Brown. Miss
Helen p. Brown, Louis Brubaker. Albert
y Bran, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gordon
Buchanan. Miss z II. Burch. Z. M
Hurl.nganle. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold W
Burnside, Frank G Burrough. Joseph
BQscher and r. P. Butter.
Mrs, William A Cady, c. r. Cald'
Poland Carr. Charles D. Carroll
Thomas D. Carson. Miss Ruth Case
John "A. Cas.eI Miss Mary L. Chad.
vick. Nr. and Mrs. Carl r. Chaf!ee
Hollis p Cnsmpiair. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Jesse CLANCY. Samuel Cherry. John p
Cn!est. Edward C!ssel. Elizabeth
ClarY. Theodore Cogswcll. Miss Dorcth:
y Colburn Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Col
lacaY. M and Mrs. Charles ". Collins
= Y Connai!y. Mr. and Mrs. william
Contracts. Prank Y. - Cook. Marx p
Cc0gh!an. Miss Minnie Couper, Al
ro:rai 7. j Cogie Mr.. and Mrs r. II
Coz. Mrs Jfiliet II Cox. Theodore Cor
Cnarlef G. Crawford. Preston Crawford
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Dagenais. H. II
Darnellie r. a. Daum. T. W DAYS
Nr ard Mrs FLOYD T. DaTis. Herbert l.
Davis. Hiss Minerva Dean. john III
DsEa.co. .JoSepn DeMarto. u @. Dent
r +. Dewitt. Mr.. ano Mrs. Victor II
Dryer. Miss Virginia DeyDec Clark q
Diamond, A. DibreIi NY and Mrs, Ray
YsYsrd Il D4ckey. a. II. Dickinson, T. 9
Llk3s.sofl. Charles } Dienelt. Henri
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