Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-28
WOMAN INSTITUTE
MEMBERS TO DINE
Annual Banquet Monday, Sep
tember 8--MrS. RenShaW
to Be Chief Speaker.

The annual dinner sponsored by the
Wofnen's Committee of the Washington
Chapter, American Institute of Bank
Ing. will be held at the Roosevelt Hotel
Monday evening, September 8.
Mrs. Anne r. Renshaw, president OF
the Anne Tillery School of Expression,
will give the principal address OF the
evening, 1t was announced by Miss Mil
dred Woodcock Of the American Sc
curity &c Trust Co, chairman OF the
committee
other speakers will include Frank
M. Perley of tine American Security &
Trust Co. who is president of the chap
ter; Aubrey o. Dooley of the Fed
eral-American National Bank. who is
first vice president; T. Hunton Leith,
assistant cashier of the Security Saw
tngs g. Commercial Bank who is q
member Of the National Council OF the
A. I. B., and Raymond B. Dickey, in
structor in law at the institute.
Arrangements are being made for a
reception from to $50, the dinner to
start at $50.
Bankers Committee to Meet.
An important meeting of the Pro-
tective Committee of the District of
Columbia Bankers Association has been
called for Friday September 5, by the
chairman, Frederick P. H. Sodons
secretary of the American Security d
Trust Co.
Several proposals of vital interest to
the banking institutions of the Ma
tional Capital are listed for consider
alton, but they ere of such nature
that the policies adopted will probably
be made known afterward only to the
banking institutions themselves.
Young's Departure Regretted.
ernor of the Federal Reserve Board, TO
become governor of the Federal Reserve
Hank of Boston was the subject OF ex-
pressions Of regret on all sides today
among local financial institutions.
While Washington flnanciers feel
that Gov. Young was justified In
acceptinr q post which VIII bring
much higher salary. they were sorry
20 lose from the Capital such an out
standing figure in the banking world.
aGov. Young had been friendly to
the District of Columbia Bankers AS
ISOLATION. particularly in social way,
declared Lanier P. McLachlen, presl-
dent OF the association, today, and
we appreciated very much his interest
IA the local situation. He attended two
Of our conventions, one at MontauK
and the other at Asheville, and was
well known by our membership. We
are EtHA 70 Sc sic % LIS AN~AA--~f
but We regret 10 see him go.
Administration Council.
The Council of Administration Of the
District of Columbia Bankers Assoc1a-
ton viii hold its regular monthly meet
ing tomorrow.
Bradley Joins PIERCE Co.
Charles Emmett Bradley formerly an
oascial in the corporate research de-
partmeut of the Guaranty Trust Co.
OF New York and assistant trade COM
missioner in Washington, .. C.. has
been elected vice president of Albert
z. PIERCE 81 Co, national investment
security organization. Mr.. Bradley
Joined the organization in June, 1929
and has been in charge OF national
wholesale distribution with offices in
Chicago In this capacity he will be
succeeded by A. r. Hughes, assisted by
n II. Ennis.
With prospects of the cost of gas 70
the consumer in Washington and vi
entity going down, and expansion OF the
washington company, there was inter-
est today in reports Of conditions in
Baltimore, where the Consolidated Gas,
Electric Light IL Power Co. Of Baltimore
is just beginning to feel the real effects
Of the countrywide depression.
Prior to June, according to q review
of the situation in the Maryland city,
Baltimore was outstanding among the
major cities on the Atlantic ssaboard
for the small degrees of industrial mac
tiyity within its confines. This was
emphasized cleary in the monthly re-
ports Of Consolidated Gas of Baltimore
pertaining to power supplied to indus
try. Although the gains in monthly in
dlistrial power sales over the CORE
fsaeE ht1r @f
descending scale from February through
May, 1t was not until June that sales
fell of sharply to show only slight
gain over June of last year.