Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1935, Page 6

A—6 * 800 AT BANQUET PAY JAPAN HONOR Entertainment Supplants Speaking at Board of Trade Gathering. Eight hundred Washingtonians last night paid tribute to Japan in the annual dinner of the Washington Board of Trade at the Mayflower Hotel. True to tradition there were no speakers on the program. Instead, under the direction of Preston W. Perkinson, a reproduction of the Ka- buki Club, in Tokio, was presented and a series of stage and vaudeville acts were given with an Oriental setting. Turkish Envoy a 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 ODell 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 | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FEBRUARY 3, 1935—PART ONE. Trade Board I-ionors Japanese Ambassador| The Washington Board of Trade last night paid tribute to Japan at its annual Midwinter dinner. George E. Potter, Graffiin Prather, Irwin Pridgéon, R. W. Prince, E. V. Pugh, James F. Pullman, E. M. Pusey. ”‘Ehflu B. Quarles, Carl J. Quen- Harry B. Radcliffe, George Ralston, John Rasely, Edwin P. Raymond, John Redd, Carl C. Redinger, Stanley Reed, Earl P. Reedy, T. H. Reid, Dr. Arthur Rellly, E. J. Remson, George Rey- nolds, David L. Richardson, Willlam L. Rickard, O. H Ritenour, Donald F. Roberts, I. J. Roberts, Osgood Roberts, W. 8. Roberts, Barney Robins, Lee H. Robinson, R. Rocca, A. G. Rolfe, Walter A. Romer, E. K. Rouse, ' | Robert I. Rothstein, James Rotto, Ed- Left to right are: John Saul, vice president of the board; Hirosi Saito, the Japanese Ambassador, and Robert V. Fleming, president of the board. James Broaddus, Roman A. Brodesser, H. A. Brooks, J. Frank Brown, Dr. Leo T. Brown, Walter A. Brown, Walter A. Brown, jr.; Henry M. Run- dage, jr.. Gustavus W. Bucholz, Rev. Joseph Buckley, John Bullough, In- spector Frank S. W. Burke, Thomas J. Bulkley, David O. Hastings and | F- B E. R. Burke. | Bertrand H. Snell, minority floor | leader of the House; Frederic A.| Delano, chairman, National Capital Park and Planning Commission; Mel- vin C. Hazen and Daniel I. Suitan, | District Commissioners; Marvin H. | Mclntyre and Stephen Early, secre- | taries to the President; Representa- i tives Wright Patman, Jennings Ran- | dolph, Theodore B. Werner, Jack Nichols, Thomas L. Blanton, Bernard M. Jacobsen, J. William Ditter, 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 of Claims; F. Dickinson Letts, 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. 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