Evening star., 1935-02-03
800 AT BANQUET
PAY JAPAN HONOR
Entertainment SuppIantS
Speaking at Board of
Trade Gathering.


Board of Trade at the Mayhower
Hotel.
True to tradition there were nc
speakers on the program. Instead,
under the direction of Preston W.
Perkinson, reproduction Of the Ka-
buki Club, in Toxic, was presented
and a series of stage and vaudeville
acts were given with an Oriental
setting.
Turkish Envoy Guest.
Perkinson was presented after a
brief welcome from Robert V. Flem-
ing, president, who introduced the
distinguished guests, including the
Ambassador of Japan and his conferee,
the Ambassador of Turkey.
In the program there appeared
The Three Pearls, Bob Willis, Alfred
Chigi, baritone of the Metropolitan
Opera Co.; Sylvia Meyer, harpist of
-he National Symphony Orchestra:
Bell O'Dell and company, Floria
Armstrong, Blanche and Elliott,
Sugar" Cane, Lane Carter. Leon
Brusiloff and his orchestra, and a
series of O'Dell acts.
Members and their guests follow:
The Ambassador of Japan.
The Ambassador of Turkey.
Joseph T. Robinson, majority floor
leader of the United States Senate;
Harry w. Nice, governor of Maryland;
Senator william H. King, chairman,
Senate Committee on the District Of
Columbia; Senators Warren r. Austin,
Thomas P. Gore, Robert R. Reynolds,
Elmer Thomas, Marcus A. Coolidge,
Gerald P. Nye, James Couzens, Arthur
Capper, John G. Townsend, jr.; Robert
j. Bulkley, David o. Hastings and
Z. R. Burke.
Bertrand H Smell, minority floor
leader of the House; Frederic A.
Delano, chairman. National Capital
Park and Planning Commission: Mel
win c. HaZen and Daniel /. Sultan
District Commissioners; Marvin H
Mcintyre and Stephen Early, secre-
taries to the President; Representa-
tives Wright Patman, Jennings Ran
dolph, Theodore B. Werner, Jack
Nichols, Thomas L. Blanton, Bernard
M. Jacobsen, ]. William Otter, John
j. Cochran, Michael Reilly and
Thomas H. Cullen.
Keinosuke Fujii, counselor and
charge d'affaires of the japanese
Embassy; Fenton w. Booth, CHIEF
justice, United States Court ol
Claims; F. Dickinson Let's, judge
District of Columbia Supreme Court;
Benjamin H. Littleton, judge, United
States Court of Claims; Oscar E
Bland, Judge, United States Court OF
Claims; Thomas S. Williams, judge,
United States Court of Claims; j. A.
Van Orsdel, judge, Court of Appeals
of the District of Columbia; William
r. Green, judge, United States Court
Of Claims, and Judge George w. Rlie'
j. F. T. O'Connor, controller OF the
currency; E. H. Cough, deputy con-
troller of the currency; F. G. Await,
deputy controller of the currency; Leo
T. Crowley, chairman, Federal De-
post Insurance Corp; Luther E.
Birdzell, general counsel, Federal De-
posit Insurance Corp; Guy T. Helver-
ing, commissioner, Bureau of Internal
Revenue; Robert. II. Jackson, assist
ant general counsel, Bureau OF In
ternal Revenue; Lawrence Clayton,
assistant to governor. Federal Reserve
Board; Chester Morrill,, secretary,
Federal Reserve Board; D. W. Bell,
acting director, Bureau of the Budget;
Leslie c. Garnett, United States
attorney; J. Howard Ardrey, deputy
administrator, Federal Housing ad-
ministration; w. P. Folger, chief
national bank examiner OF the
United States; I. I. Chorpening, chief
bank examiner, fifth Federal Reserve
district; Arno B. Cammerer, director,
national parks, buildings and reser-
vations; Thad H. Brown, commits
sioner, Federal Communications Com
mission; James G. Strong, Home
Owners Loan Corp.
Capt. Howard F. Clark and Capt.
Robert E. York, Assistant Engineer
Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia; E. Barrett Prettyman, cor
poration counsel; Maj. Ernest w.
Brown, superintendent of police; Will
liam A. Van Duzer, director of traffic;
G. Marshall Finnan, director, National
Capital Park and Planning Commis-
sion; David A. Skinner, secretary,
United States Chamber of Commerce;
Frederick P. H. Siddons, president,
District of Columbia Bankers AsSo-
citation; James E. Collifower, presi-
dent, Merchants and Manufacturers
Association; Edward D. Shaw, secre-
tary, Merchants and Manufacturers
Association; Robert w. Wilson, preSi-
dent, Junior Board Of Commerce; Ar
thur j. Harnett, president, Hotel
Mems Association; Harold E. Doyle,
president, washington Real Estate
Board, and Charles J. Rush, secre-
tary, Washington Real Estate Board
W. Abbey, William Abernathy,
Francis G. Addison, jr.; w. T.sAgee,
F. D. Akers, David P Allen, H. E.
Allen, Ralph c. Allen, Wilfred P. Ais,
j. A. Anderson, James E. Anderson,
Joseph c. Anderson, Harry Angelica,
Lloyd j. Ankeny, Clyde Argersinger,
g. G. Armstrong, j. r. Arnold, DR..
j. S. Arnold, James E. Arts, Joseph
D. AShby, Lieut.. D. NICK. Ashton,
George Aud.
Angelus Bacas, Aris H. Bacas. Rob-
CIV .. odLl1o, n n. DdhCI, N4CIldCl
Ballinger E. G. BaltZ, John F. Barg-
hausen, w. D. Barkdull, c. Ralph
Barker, NJ M. Barnard, Norman Bar
rett. Harry Bassett. John w. Batson.
William L. Beale, Hartford E. Bealer,
John M. Beane, r. Kent Beattie,
r. N. Beavers, G. R. Beck, DR.. G. H.
Becker, Herman Becker, Julius T.
Becker, Frank Bell, ]. G. Bell, William
j. Bell, Charles A. Bennett, William
B. Bennett, William P. Benson. Her.
man E. Berger, Howard Berry, Arthur
G. Bishop, Charles B. Bishop. H. T.
Bisselle, j. Bittoni, Shaw Blackstone,
Walter w. Blake, Samuel S. Blick,
E. G. Bliss, Lucian H. Boggs, r. E.
Boiling, DR.. Boyce Bolton. Y. E. Book
er, E. j. Boothby, Henry Borruat, P. c.
Bowie, H. H. Boyer, j. A. Boylan, G. c.
Boysen, John N. Bradley, F. w. Brake,
Albert w. Brand, Bruce Branson.
Joseph Brashears, Edgar N. Brawner,
Henry N. Brawner, jr.; Marvin e.
Bray, r. G. Brehaut, Edward H, Brent,