Evening journal., 1908-11-05
CAMPAIGN FOR
MONEY STARTED
Strong Advisory Committee
Appointed by Peoples
Settlement

Those in charge of the Peoples Set
tlement are about to st.rt a campaign
with the object in view Of collecting
s50,00O. the money to be used to erect
a modern and well equipped building
The Settlement is now situated at
Church and Taylor streets.
The lot on which it is intended to
erect the proposed new building is at
East Eighth street between Kirkwood
and Pine and was recently donated to
the Settlement by friend of the move
ment The lot is 90 by 40 in size.
The new building as proposed will
provide "A gymnasium. and a a.dispensary
will be established under the care Of
a physician. There will also be kim
dergarten accommodating so children
Boys will have classes for manual
training and military drill and girls
will be taught cooking, sowing and gem
eral housekeeping
The present Settlement building is
Inadequate for its needs. The rooms
are crowded and the officers arc ham.
pered in their work by these unfav-
orable circumstances The campaign
to collect funds will continue until jan
uary ] and by that time it is hoped
to have tho necessary amount in hand
The Settlement Is an incorporated
body and has the following officers:
President, Hon. Charles e. Lore; first
vice president Miss Mary 5. Malone;
second vice president, Mrs. John Men
denhall; secretary, Irving Warner; cor
responding secretary, Irving Warner;
treasurer. Frederick Stone.
The Executive Council is as follows.
Hon Charles 3. Lore, Miss Lucy Ban
croft, Mrs. John Mendinhall, Irving
Warner Mrs. Irving Warner, Miss
Mary $. Malone, Frederick H. Stone,
Mrs. Washington Hastings, Mrs. A. d.
Warner. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Miss
Catherine Tallmann. Miss Margaret
Sherman, Miss Elizabeth Condit. Miss
Elizabeth Winchester. Miss Edna c.
McColley Mrs William e. Hawkins,
Miss Mary Duncan, Miss Eugenia
Jackson.
Miss Ethel Nll. Mrs. Roy Fletcher.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Caroline
Golding Miss Grace Beadenkopf, Miss
Helen Beadenkopf. Mrs Harry Bush.
Miss Anna Bird. Miss Ada Brown. Miss
Isabel Wales. Miss Virginia Raymond.
Miss Ethel Lobdell. Miss Louise Mat
thews. Miss Mary Johnson. Miss Anna
Day. Major J Warner Reed, Edward
Mack.
The house residents are: Sarah w.
Pyle. head worker; Mary Duncan. kin
dergartner; Anna NJ Day, Mary NJ.
johnson.
The advisory committee comprises
the following;
T. Coleman dupont. chairman; Judge
George Gray, Mrs. T. Coleman dupont.
Henry b. Thompson, Benjamin Nields,
Mrs. f. Tatnall Warner. Miss Emily p.
Bissell, Mayor Horace Wilson. D. o.
Hastings, Mrs. William +. Hawkins.
Miss Alice Smyth. Mrs. Washington
Hastings. Professor II. A. Norris.
Charles NJ. Curtis. George A. Elliott,
Mrs James p. Winchester, T. Allen
Hilles, Judge David T. Marvel, Mrs.
job II. Jackson. Judge Edward G.
Bradford. Miss Cornelia Bowman. Mrs.
ID. o. Hastings, A. D. Warner. Judge
Charles b Lore, Archdeacon George c.
Hall. Dr. Hiram w Kellogg. Miss
Mary II. Askew Mather. George S.
Capelle. Henry NJ. Candy. Mrs. Pres
ton Lea. William 5. Hiles. Mrs +. G.
Tallman. Mrs. Horace Wilson. Mrs
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f. Stone. Caleb Steward, Henry c.
Conrad, William E. Hawkins.
Mrs. Melville Gambrnl, Or. George
W. Twitmyer, Alfred l. dupont. Mrs.
Elwood Jackson. Mrs. J. J. Satterth-
waite. William n. Barnard John p
Nields Alfred $. Elliott Pierre $.
dupont. Senator John NJ. Mendinhall.
Leonard r. Yerkes, Mrs. Frank
Thomas. Clifford Pyle, David Snellen-
burg. Charles r. Miller. Dr. Lewis
Finn. Mrs. John =. Wales Josiah
Marvel. Mrs Alfred /. dupont, Caleb
Burchenal. Dr. Albert Robin Mrs.
William \. Barnard. Mrs John p.
Nields. Mrs. Alfred $. Elliott. +. H.
Hill. Mrs. John NJ. Mendlnhall. Mrs.
Leonard E. Yerkes. George p. Bissell.
Mrs. Clifford Pyle, Governor Preston
Lea, Mrs. Charles r. Miller, William
p White. Edwin Golding. Mrs. Josiah
Marvel. Herbert II. Ward, John Rich
ardson. Mrs. Albert Robin. Charles d.
Bird. Edgar NJ Hopes. Benjamin f.
Shaw. Mrs. r. II. Hill. Frank Thomas,
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