ATTORNEY WRITE ENTERTAINS FORCE AND FRIENDS On Thursday evening, January 15th, the agents' assembly room of the Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance Co, took on the festive air of a banquet hall where over 300 Mammoth agents, Mammoth Choral Club members, their relatives and friends were the guests of Att'y W. H. Wright.  President of the American Mutual Bank and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mammoth.  That Mr. Wright is a capable host, all present will attest.  Around the banquet board that circled the entire length of the spacious agents assembly room of the Mammoth, over 300 guests were served a sumptuous dinner which consisted of turkey, mashed potatoes, peas, celery, hot rolls, ice cream, cake, punch, and mints, cigars and cigarettes for the men. A spirit of good fellowship was constant during the entire evening with an appreciation not only for the delightful occasion made possible by Attorney Wright, but also for achievements of the man. Mr. B. W. P. Allen, new Sales Manager for Mammoth was Toastmaster. In calling upon Mr. H. E. Hall, President of the Mammoth Insurance Company, prior to presenting Attorney Wright, Mr. Allen recalled the well-known friendship existing between these two men who together won out as pioneers in the insurance field. Mr. Hall befittingly epitomized the patience, grit and executive ability of Mr. Wright in one terse phrase, "Twenty years from nowhere." Mr. Wright in his modest way recounted some of the experiences of those twenty years with an appreciation for the co-operation of the substantial citizens of Louisville who helped to lay the foundations for big accomplishments of today. Mr. Goodloe of the Mammoth Agency force responded to Mr. Wright in behalf of the agents. The following men mere called on for speeches during the banquet. Mr. C. M. Hayes, President of the Gibraltar Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis Ind.; Mr. W. H. Steward, Mr. J. L. V. Washington, and Mr. A. B. Ridley. Vocal selections were rendered by Mesdames Louise Dawson, Anna Weaver and M. B. Bridgewater with a number from the Mammoth Big Four. Miss Emma Lany was accompanist.  Everyone enjoyed the solos by the young ladies [illegible] After dinner the guests were entertained by the Cotton's Combination Orchestra.

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