Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14
List of Delegates and Special
Guests Reported Yesterday
by Association Aids.
PRESIDENT OF A. B. A.
is AMONG SPEAKERS
Convention at Hot Springs to Hear
Many Important Reports on Wash
ington Conditions.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

, OWING 10 an uleApeCUSu IuSI AOl
reservations during the past week, the
thirteenth annual convention of the
District Bankers Association, which
opens next Thursday morning at Hot
Springs, Va, will have a splendid at
tendance, the program also indicating
business sessions Of unusual merit
Much fascinating entertainment has
also been provided.
The convention will be honored by
the presence of Rome G. Stephenson
president of the American Bankers AS
eociation, who will address the bankers
on the first day. 1t will be the first
Aime that a president of the A. B. A
has addressed the local associations
convention while he was still In office
One Of the speakers last year was Oscar
wells. former head Of the same or
ganization.
Controller of the Currency John w
Pole will also be present. He is not
down for a set speech, but no doubt will
have few words to say at the family
dinner, the climax social event of the
gathering William w. HoXton OF the
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and
many others are also among the spe-
cially invited guests.
Important Reports on Program.
preside at the opening session: First
Vice President E. j. McQuade viii
handle the gavel on the second day, anc
C. H. Pope. second vice president, viii
be in the chair on the third day. The
leading speaker at the second days ses.
kion will be o. Howard Wolfe, a Phil
adelphia banker, widely known in Wash.
1ngton while the principal speaker Sat.
nrday is to be Albert w. Atwood, finan-
cial writer for the Saturday Evening
Post. Reports of special local impor-
tance crowd each days program.
The convention party leaves Wash
angtop on q special train at 8 o'clock
"wednesday evening, in charge of James
b. Edmunds, arriving at Hot Springs ir
time for breakfast. General Chairman
r. p. H. Siddons and Secretary George
o. Vass announced yesterday that the
following delegates and guests are
planning to attend and that several
more are trying to arrange for the trip
Delegates and Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Addison, jr., Sc
Eurity Savings 81 Commercial Bank
Or. and Mrs. S. A. Alexander, McLach-
Zen Banking Corporation; Clyde B
Asher, Liberty National Bank; Albert
~. Atwood, the Saturday Evening
Post: Mr.. F. G. Await, deputy control
der of currency, and Mrs. Await; Mrs
Walter C. Balderston. Potomac Saw
dngs Bank; Ralph P. Barnard, District
National Bank; Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
H. Bogley, Potomac Savings Bank; S.
w. Bogley, Bank of Bethesda; Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. E. Booker, Y E. Booker & Co.:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bornet, National
Savings 81 Trust Co.. B. I. Boudren,
Riggs National Bank; B. A. Bowles,
Potomac Savings Bank; Hayward E.
Boyce, Maryland Trust Co.. Baltimore;
Thomas w. Brahany. E. A. Pierce d
Co; Mrs. Harold N. Breining Potomac
Savings Bank Miss Grace M. Brom-
Aey. District Of Columbia Bankers AS
,Sociation: Thomas M. Cahill, the
washington Post: Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Case. McLachlen Banking Corporation;
Adr. and Mrs. E. Taylor Chewing
Riggs National Bank; Charles T.
Clagett, Riggs National Bank: John B.
Cochran, Franklin National Bank; Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Colladay, Second Ma
tional Bank; Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Col
ton, District National Bank; DR.. and
Mrs. w. v. Connors, Park Savings
Bank; Oscar Coolican, Riggs National
Bank: John T. Corsa. Guaranty Trust
Co. Of New York; F. H. Cox, Com
Dmercial National Bank.
! Other Bankers Attending.
Charles H. Doing, Washington Loan
e. Trust Co.; Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Donovan Riggs National Bank; Ruther-
ford ]. Dooley, National Bank of Wash
1ngton: James c. Dulin. American Sc
curity 81 Trust Co.; Fred East; Mr..
and Mrs Joseph T. Exnicios, Depart
mental Bank; William John Eynon,
Federal-American National Bank q
Trust Co.: Joshua Evans. jr., District
National Bank; A. C. Flather. G.. Mp.
Murphy & Co.: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
v. Fleming, Riggs National Bank;
Mrs. George H. Fort, Liberty National
Bank; Louis " Friedle; Norman B
Frost, Liberty National.
Albert S. Galley, Lincoln National;
Ezra Gould, Washington Mechanics
savings; Miss Nettie D. Groom, Bank OF
Commerce & Savings; Thomas j
Groom, Bank of Commerce d Savings:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Gruver Commercial
National; John w. Gutder, Riggs Ma
tional.
Nelson T. Harrison, Riggs National;
Richard Hatton, Washington Herald;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Heaton. NC
Lachlin Banking Corp; w. A. Hender-
son. Bankers Trust Co., New YORK
City; Ernest E. HerreI, international
Finance Corp; F. E. Hildeorano' Ma VA
tional Metropolitan; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank j. Hogan, Riggs National; Mr.
and Mrs. T. Stanley Holland, American
security 81 Trust Co.; NJ. E. Horton
washington Savings Bank; Hilleary G
Hoskinson, Riggs National; John D
Howard, Seventh Street Savings; MT
and Mrs. w. w. HoXton, Federal Re
serve Bank of Richmond; Harland H
HAYES, Bankers Co. Of New York
flames M. Johnston, Liberty National
Mrs. Lee D. Jones, Potomac Savings
Robert c. Jones. Robert c. Jones q co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Judd, Securlt!
savings e. Commercial.
Mr.. George H. KeeSSe, Federal Re
serve Bank of Richmond; Mr.. and MRS
7 Frank Kelly, w. B. Hibbs d Co.
Miss Catherine M. Krieg, Riggs Ma,
tional: Char;eS G. Lamborn, Natlona
Gayings g. Trust Co.; Edgar 4. Legg
Riggs National; w. r. Lewis, Northeast
savings Bank; Hilary w. Lucke, the
National City Bank OF New YORK.
Further Delegates in Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. McLachlen, Nc
Iachlen Banking Corporation; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Edward j. McQuade, Liberty Ma
tional; Thomas ]. Mangan, jr., Hemp
hill Moves & Co.; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Marbury, the Washington Loan d Trus
Co: Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Miller, Rigg'
National; S. w. Miller, Union Trus
Co.; John Minis, Security Savings &
Commercial; Mrs. Meta Mooney. w. y
FIibbs & Co.; Carroll Morgan. @. Mo
f0ontinued on Third Rage1