Evening star., 1894-01-20
TO CALL ON ALL
Committees to Canvass for Contribu-
tions to the Relief Fund.
THE LISTS ANNOUNCED TODAY
A House-to-House Canvass to Be
Inaugurated Monday.
TO MAKE RAPID WORK OF 1T

Mr.. George Truesdell. chairman of the
citizens committee appointed to arrange
for a general canvass Of the city for con-
tributions of money and supplies for the
relief Of the destitute, announced today the
lists of the subcommittee appointed in
different parts of the District The chair
men of these subcommittee have been
notified to begin the canvass next Monday.
and on that day there will be a general
movement all along the line The COM
mittees were not completed until this
morning. as much difficulty was experienced
in some sections in getting suitable persons
to serve. In some of the districts the chair
men may yet add to their lists. in order to
cover the territory assigned them. The
purpose Is to make a thorough and rapid
house-to-house canvass. The boundaries of
the districts and the committees assigned
to each as announced by Chairman Trues-
dell. are as follows:
District One.
Georgetown, all east Of High street and
south of U street-Jesse H. Wilson CHAIR
mani. 2914 p street northwest; Mrs. VIM.
A. Gordon, BENJAMIN +. Miller Mrs. May
hew Platter, Mrs. Susan V. Buzzel. Mrs.
Geo. T. Woodward. j. Holdsworth Gordon.
District Two.
Georgetown; all west Of High street and
south of U street-Geo. G. Boteler Chair
Fickling. r. A. Casilear. A. H. Proctor.
VIM. T. Brown, John T. Wood, VIM. T.
Weaver, w. c. LOCKER.
District Three.
County: all north Of street and west
Of Rock Creek-Ernest McCobb (chairman).
Tenleytown, d. c.: James Nourse.
District Four.
Cftv. all west of o2d straef apd south of
Pennsylvania avenue-Rev. Alfred Harding
(chairman), go 23d street northwest; L.
A. Littlefield.
District Five.
Bounded by 23d street on the west: Penn
sylvania avenue and I street on the north;
Connecticut avenue, Jackson Place and the
White House grounds on the east, and
the river on the south-Mrs. H: B. MacFar-
land, chairman, 1916 F street northwest;
H. L. Biscoe, Miss Sallie Cox.
District Six.
Territory lying between Pennsylvania
avenue. 18th street, New Hampshire ave-
nue., Florida avenue and Rock creek-Mrs.
B. H. Warner, chairman, 2100 Massachu-
setts avenue: Mrs. William e. Curtis Mrs.
Helen Colhoun, Mrs. Frank Hatton, Mrs.
j. G. Stoddard, Mrs. Enoch Totten, Mrs.
E. 8. Mussey, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. d. A.
Mcknight, Miss Agnes Inch. Mrs. E. F.
Bingham and Mrs. ]. F. Meline.
District Seven.
Bounded by New Hampshire avenue on
the west, Connecticut avenue on the east
and I street and Pennsylvania avenue
the south-Dr. Malcolm Cameron. chair
man, 1927 22d street northwest; Mrs. Rob-
ert j. Fisher. Mrs. w. b. Bryan, Mrs. w.
A. Mcbride, Mrs. l.. S. Doolittle, Miss Doo-
little, Miss Lena Sunny. Miss s. Sunny.
District Eight.
Bounded by Connecticut avenue street
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue-Rev
DIR. Alex. Mackaye-Smith, chairman, 1925
18th street northwest; Mrs. VIM. b. Cur
ley. Mrs. James H. Hopkins. Mrs. John
Joy Edison.
District Nine.
Eighteenth street, P street. 14th street,
Florida avenue-Clarence B. Rheem, chair
man. 1872 s street northwest; Mrs. ID. w.
Brown. Mrs. w. w. Heron, Mrs. R. G.
Rutherford. Miss Agnes Kennedy. Mrs.
Francis e. Leupp. Mrs. Francis r. Lane
Mrs. ]. H. Robinson, Mrs. z. B. Hay, Miss
Della Sheldon Jackson.
District Ten.
All within the city limits east of 14th
street and north of p street-Mrs. N. A.
Clara L. Roach. NJ. C. Grasty. Mrs. An
ME Dorian. Miss Minnie Keene, Miss Alice
Hercus. Miss Mary Carson. Mrs. Eliza
K. Cook, Mrs. z. H. Taylor, Miss E. 8.
Huntington, Mrs. E. Cartner, Mrs. Nath
Freeman
District Eleven.
Fifteenth street. street, 9th street and
street northwest-Mrs. Lewis Clephane,
Geo. e. Emmons Mrs. c. q. Duiin. Mrs. Mrs
w. H. Gilfry. Mrs. E. r. Wallace. Mrs.
W. F. Holtzman. Mrs: A. A. Thomas. Mrs.
J. w. Pilling, Mrs. NJ. r. Knowlton, Col.
Weston Flint, Mrs. ]. w. Powell.
District Twelve.
Ninth street. P street and New York ave-
nue-John H. Benton, chairman, 462 o
street northwest; Miss Annie E. Rowell,
Mrs. M. L. Benton, Rev. p. A. Crist, Miss
Ida E. Miner. Mrs. F. p. Polkinhorn. Sam
uel w. Payne.
District Thirteen.
Fifteenth street. X street. 10th street
and F street northwest-John III. Magru-
der, chairman. 1417 New York avenue; Geo.
E. Emmons. Mrs. ]. Wesley Bovee. G. G.
c. Simms. Mrs. s. d. La Fetra-
District Fourteen.
Tenth. K. 7th and F streets northwest
Rev. l.. Stern, chairman, 800 o street north
west; J, w. McLachlen, Carl Auerbach,
Henry N. Copp, w. H. Veerhoff, A. w.
Ebbets.
District Fifteen.
Fifteenth. F, 10th and B streets north
west-P. ". De Graw, chairman. the United
Press; o. G. Staples B. H. Stinemetz, Geo.
Gibson. Gen. H. v. Boynton. H. X. Will
lard, H. H. Twombly, A. j. Halford, j. B.
Austin. A. i. Mudd, E. G. Dunnell. w. H.
Rapley.
District Sixteen.
Tenth. F. 7th and the mall-Louis D.
Wine. chairman, 916 F street northwest;
Frank B. Noyes. George c. Henning, Chass
w. Darr, George A. Moss, E. F. Droop,
Albert +. Fox. Meyer Loeb. j. Paul Earn
est. ]. H. Wardle, ]. b. Spalding. Frank
H. Thomas. Henry A. Drury. John Key
worth. s. w. Curriden. R. A. Golden. W.
D. Clark. w. Clarence Duvall. DR.. H. NJ.
Schooley, Philip T. Hall. H. b. LOCKER.
Jos. T. Atkins. Andrew Parker, David d.
Stone. The committee will meet with Chair
man L. ID. Wine at the office of r. II War