Evening star., 1939-01-11
Bank Elections
Continued From Fourteenth Page.

Hoover, John A. Johnston. S. H.
Kaufman, Carl B. Keferstein.
Alfred H. Lawson. James Alexander
Lyon. Theodore w. Noyes. A. Cham
bers Oliphant. William E. Pearson,
Walter S. Pratt. jr.: Tenney Ross.
John rutherford, Charles C. Treat.
Thomas H. Welch and Donald
Woodward.
Promotions at McLachlen.
Three promotions were made at
the annual meeting of the McLach-
len Banking Corp. directors. Archi-
BALD McLachlen was promoted to
vice president and treasurer; Mrs.
E. M. Brotherhood was elected secre-
tary and William M. Mcclure was
promoted from assistant branch
manager to branch manager.
Mrs. Brotherhood, the new secre-
tary, is a graduate of Central High
School andi Cornell University, re-
celvlng an A. B. degree in the class
OF 1887, after which she attended
the American Institute of Banking
She has been employed by the Nc
Lachlen Banking Corp. since 1894.
The complete list of the banks
officials follows:
Lanier P. McLachlen president:
John A, Massie. vice president:
Archibald McLachlen, vice president
and treasurer; Guy D. Cowl. as
slstant treasurer; G. A. Pendle-
ton, assistant treasurer: c. C. Guert-
Ter, assistant treasurer; E. M. Broth
erhood, secretary; K. M. Cochran,
auditor, and William M. Mcclure,
branch manager.
Directors of the McLachlen Bank
include Clyde D. Garrett. Depue H
Duffey. Thomas R. Harnev, John
A. Massie, Archibald McLachlen
John j. Hasley, Lanier P. McLach
len, George Miller. E. H. McLachlen
and A. H, Brewood.
Prudential Building Association.
shareholders of the Prudential
Building Association. meeting last
night for the annual election of off,
GERS and directors, were told bv F.
j. Carlson, secretary. that 1888 was
the best year recorded in the history
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Luther c. Steward was named
president of Prudential for the 10th
consecutive time, while other officers
reelected were Curtis Walker. vice
president; John B. Colpoys. vice
president; E. j. Carlson. secretary
treasurer; c. H. Boyse, assistant
secretary-treasurer and Harvey l..
Cobb, attorney.
Directors appointed were T. How
ard Duckett, Thomas E. Hampton
Ihomas D. Lewis, F. Eliot Middle
ION and Messrs. Steward, Colpoys,
Cooo, Walker and Carlson.
National Capital Bank.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the National CAPITAL
Bank yesterday the directors were
Reelected, as follows: Charles A.
Garry. Allen c. Clark, Clarence F.,
Donohoe. John B. Earnshaw. John
Ford, Edgar T. Gaddis, William P,
c. Hazen, Francis j. Kane. H. H
Mckee, James L. Parsons. William
A. Simpson, Charles B. Stewart,
Arthur B. Walker and Harold B,
Yost.
Heard in Financial District.
southeastern Industrial Bankers,
Inc. has declared dividend of 7
per cent on the preferred stock,
Lewis Eisele, vice president and
treasurer, announced today. He also
said that an affiliate, the Washing
ton Industrial Loan Co., declared a
dividend on January 5 of 7 per cent
on the preferred stock and 10 cents
share on common.
The safe deposit section of the
District Bankers Association will
meet tomorrow at Sis in the board
room Of the American Security &
Trust Co. to discuss proposed
changes in the bylaws. The men,
bers will then attend the Joint din
rer meeting with the auditors Sec
ton at the Lee House at pm.
The December gain of 3.4 per cent
In retail trade in Washington in
December. noted elsewhere in the
financial section, was a better record
than for the whole 5th district OF
the United States average, the Rich
mond Bank figures showed.
Wv Summers has been appointed
a Washington representative of the
Lincoln National Life Insurance
General Agent ]. D. Marsh an
nounced today,