Evening star., 1936-12-06


dent Of Washing
ington Chap ter
and was in charge of the 1884 ban
quet, which was one of the most sue
cessful yet held.
President Seltzer also announced
yesterday that the date for the annual
dinner has been set for Saturday eve
ming, February 20. The banquet is
the outstanding social event of Wash
ington Chapter during the year and
has always received enthusiastic sup
port from the junior and senior men,
bers of the banking fraternity and has
drawn many out-of-town guests. The
committee anticipates very large at
tendance again this year on account
Of the rapid recovery progress MADE in
the banking field.
Other Committee Members.
Other members of the General
Committee to serve with Chairman
Perley include: Aubrey o. Dooley,
vice chairman, American Security &
Trust Co.; T. Hunton Leitn, vice
chairman, Security Savings & Com
mercial; ]. j. Roberts, vice chairman,
Riggs National James A. Soper, vice
chairman, Lincoln National; Helen G.
Oehmann, secretary, American Sc
curity & Trust Co.; j. Earle McGeary,
treasurer. W. B. Hibbs &, Co.; j. r.
Fitzpatrick, audit, Second National;
George B. Earnshaw. jr., dance, Ma
tional Metropolitan; william H
Laughlin, decorations, Washington
Loan & Trust Co.; G.. Elmer Flather,
dinner, Union Trust Co.; Richard c.
Norris, entertainment Lincoln Ma
tional; Walton A. Sanderson, finance,
Hamilton National; G. Crawford
Turnbull, invitation, Morris Plan;
Edward M Blaikleck, publicity,
Washington Loan & Trust Co.; James
c. Dulin. jr., reception, American Sc
curity & Trust; Robert H. Lacey,
seating, Columbia National, and K
w. McCalmont, Women's Committee,
w. B. Hibbs & Co.
Kenneth Birgfeld, American Secur-
fly & Trust Co.; Theodore B. Bogley,
Munsey Trust Co.; w. A. Cady, Amer
ran Security 4 Trust; John M.
Christie, Riggs National; Lloyd
Coates. Second National; Dorothy
Covert, Security Savings & CONNER
cial; William c. Cox, McLachlen
Banking Corp; Rutherford J. Dooley,
National Bank of Washington; G. Ed
ward Foreman, Riggs National; B.
Bruce Frantz, American Security &
Trust; Bernard M. Grant, City Bank;
Harry F. Harding, Union Trust Co.;
A. E. Henze, w. B. Hibbs g. Co.. j.
Kennedy Irelan, Washington Loan &
Trust: Constance F. Jones. Riggs
National; Raymond L. Jones, Ma
tional Metropolitan; Henry F. Kim
ball, American Security g. Trust; Her
bert D. Lawson, Washington Loan g.
Trust.
Robert E. Lee, Lincoln National; j.
Oswald Lehman, Security Savings &
Commercial; Myrtle P. Lewis. Liberty
National; France E. Nagle, Riggs Ma
tional: Stuart S. Ogilvie, Second Ma
tional; Robert NJ Pool, Riggs Ma
tional; l. Harry Rider. National Met
ropolitan; Francis T.. Robey, Bank of
Commerce & Savings; Frank U. Rodg-
er, Riggs National; George M. Row.
zee, Lincoln National: Rose L. Royce
Washington Loan g. Trust; William
Russ, City Bank; E. Wallace Schrei-
ner, First National Bank Of Alexan-
dria; Robert A. Sisson, Hamilton Ma
tional: Douglas r. Smith, National
Savings g. Trust; Vivian E. Stokes
Hamilton National; Alice H. Whittor
and Robert G. Whitton, First National
Bank of Alexandria; Gertrude G.
Wick. Liberty National, and A. STAN
ley Wolfe, Riggs National.
Trading Quiet ON Exchange.
Prices were firm on the Washing.
ton Stock Exchange at the close oi
the week, although Saturday trading
was dull. Ten shares of Mergenthalel
Linotype changed ownership at SAN
with q final bid of 81 and IS asked
Peoples Drug Stores preferred and
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat
stock are being quoted ex-dividend ir
anticipation of dividends to be paic
in few days. The bid on the new
Potomac Electric Power 81 per cen,
bonds has advanced to 105l2, against
the last sale at 104%.
The Auditors Section Of the Dis.
trict Bankers Association will hold
q dinner meeting next Thursday al
$50 at the La Fayette Hotel, with Mil
ton E. Carter, assistant to the COM
missioner of internal revenue, as
the guest speaker. He will give 9
timely address on taxes. Chairman
Millard s. Yeatman will preside ane
the Baltimore Conference of Audi
tors and Controllers will attend IL
. body.
w. J. Waller, vice president Of tht
Hamilton National Bank, has been at
tending q meeting in New York O
the A. B. A. Committee on Banking
Studies, of which he ID a member. 4
study Of branch banking Is one o.
the big problems now facing the com
mittee.