The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-19
FOUR HUNDRED NOW
IN SECOND WEEK
Club to Aid Charity Now
Numbers SiXty-SeVen
Members.
Bureau of immigration and
Naturalization Takes Two
Memberships.

Washington's -Four Hundred was a
week old yesterday. The first weekly
birthday of the organization, formed TO
raise S4G0 To meet the immediate needs
OF the Joint fianance committee of the
charitable organizations was celebrated
by the announcement by Miss Ida Green
last night that the. club now numbers
sixty-sevcn members, representing a
fuRd Of $50.
The most encouraging news OF the
day was the receipt OF a letter forward
ed t. Miss Green by Frank p. Sargent,
Commissioner General of immigration.
OF the Department Of Commerce and
Labor. on behalf OF the employees OF the
Bureau OF immigration and Naturaliza-
ton. including the division OF natural
ization and the division OF information.
This letter. which speaks for itself,
says:
President OF the Associated Charities
OF the District Of Columbia:
Sir: Approaching the noble efforts
being put forth by the various char
table organizations at Washington in
be half of her needy and helpless. and
recognizing TIE merit and worthiness
OF the cause. we. employees of the Blu
t1on. desire by this means to enroll said
bureau for two membership in the 80
Club. Respectfully,
Employees of the Bureau of Immigra-
ton and Naturalization, in the Di-
vision OF Naturalization and the Di-
vision of Information"
For the first time the names Of all
who have joined the club are given
today They are:
l. a. Lisner.
2 T.. Francis Rigs.
8 John B. Sleman. il.
l. Edgar D. Shaw.
D. 5. w Woodward.
g. T.. ". LOthrop-
:. Emile Berliner.
8 VI. GolGenberS.
s. Kann, Sons & Co.
70. Joseph Saks.
II. Allen d. Albert, tr.
r. Frederic l. Moore.
Is. ]. l. Blout.
j.. James F. Oyster.
IS. Miss Amelia Tyler.
g. Miss NJ. X Simpson
Il. George W. White.
Is. Walter A. Gawler
70. Cuno H. Rudolph.
.. Justice David J. Brewer.
y. 4. =. Leecn. jr.
-. Mrs. A. v Leech, jr.
% Julius Garfinkle. T z
"A. Charles ". Semmes.
p. Robert L. Harper
%. b. w Guy
y. H r. Davidson.
y F. c. Graham.
@. T. =. May.
30. B. NJ Brown
81. Jules Demonet.
-. Hugh Harvey
20. W. II. Saunders.
g. Arthur &. Moses.
IS. d. j. Kaufman.
IS. 3. /. Saul.
81. A. T. Strasburger.
=. Arthur D. Marks
%. J. T. Hendrick
90 William B. Hibbs
Al. Christian Heurich.
%. J. Whit Heron.
42. p. J. Brennan.
A. William +. Galliher.
-. Theodore W NOyes.
s. Twenty employees OF the Palais
a. Mccall. Mrs. Ella F. T.
AZ Norris Peters Co, through Daniel
a. Norris Peters Co. O1rs. Daniel
80 Or. Merrill f. Gates.
81. Mrs. Mary Milmore
52. Mrs. Edgar .. Shaw
=. George Eustis.
-. William G. Eustis.
- Chandler Hale.
56. Anonymous.
81 Frederick Q. Stevens.
81 Mrs. Frederick Keep.
q. ". 2. Van Wickle
So John r. Mclean.
81. Mrs. John r. Mclean
So Edward II. Droop.
IS Carl +. Droop
81 r. 2. Andrews
s. Parker. Bridget & Co.
SIS. Employees Of the Bureau OF I'm
migration and or Naturalization
S.. Same
This list might we'll be that OF an
organization Of the kind that Ward
.NcAlister led IN New York at one
time. but the business men who or
ganized It say that only two things
are necessary to qualify one for mem
bership: a desire TO assist the deserv-
ing poor OF the District and the char
tiles in all their splendid work. and a
willingness to part with $40 for thi,
purpose.