Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
GOOD WILL GETS TOYS
GENEROUS DONATION MAKES
LOT OF CHILDREN HAPPY.
Bundle of Clothing From Public
Schools Adds to Joy-Money
Is Needed.

The hearts of the children at Camp
Good Will were made glad the other day
by generous contribution of toys from
S. kann, Sons & Co. Every boy had a
base ball or bat or glove, while the girls
were supplied with dolls and the smaller
children with blocks and sand shovels and
pals.
Another unique surprise was given to
the girls when large bundle of clothing
arrived from the children of the public
schools. This bundle consisted of neatly
made little calico dresses, gingham
aprons and babies clothes The children
of Washington seem to be very much in
terested in the needy boys and girls who
go TO Camp Good Will. Some little ones
visited the camp Friday with a bag con-
tanning $27 in pennies and nickels. The
object of their mission was to select a
tent and name it the lexington Club.
Two other little boys in the northwest
came to the Office of the summer outings
committee with 81 and some odd cents.
They mad made it selling lemonade and
were sorry that it was not more.
The summer outings committee is sup
ported just this way-by large and small
contributions. The committee needs about
$1,000 more, that it will be able to full
fill its promise to 500 boys and girls of
two weeks outing. Send contributions to
the summer outings committee, 323 II
street northwest.
Acknowledgements for the following
contributions to Camp Good Will have
been made by Andrew Parker. treasu-
rer of the summer outings committee
of the Associated Charities, 1928 H
street northwest:
A friend, s25: Daniel Murray 81:
II. l.. Turner. s.; r. l.. S. Halpenny,
$3.50; Mrs. Claire Blake Townsend, $40;
Capt. 5. A. Cheney, So; Alexander Grant,
SIS; Miss Nora Il. James. 81; Maj w.
shur, $40; Admiral X. Niles. $3.50; Mr.
and Mrs Leonard A. Frailey, IS; Mrs.
Augusta c. Harris, 81: Cash, 81; Mrs
l.. p. Seibold. $3.50; Walter X. Tucker
man, $40; Maj. William ia b. Ladue, $40;
j. W. r.. sio: Miss Sic Helen r C. an1 Wood MrI:
ward. IS; Rear Admiral s. A. stanton,
$40; Martin A. Knapp, $40: A. l.. Swart-
won't, $3.50; II. c. Deland, $3.50: Samuel
Herrick. $3.50; r.. D. Simms. $50;
Lightfoot, $50: Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Cos
by, SO: e Sd; Mrs. Margaret Clark,
$50; c. r. Society of Northminister
Presbyterion Church, $3.50; Lexington
Club SIT; Marvin NJ. f. Sunday School,
SllJO: Frederick A. Kendall, So; Mrs.
81: Prof. John J. Rothermel, 81; Michael
Holland. 81; Gen. Crosby p. Miller, So;
Mrs Minna French, $50; Cash. So: pro-
ceeds of lawn porty in Como yard by
Miss Esther Curry. Masters Carl and
Clarence Curry, the Misses Anna Meehan,
Mary Mcfarland, Mildred Thompson
Masters Morton Gassaway and Paul
Schulz. $50; Cash, SIS; Alexander H.
Semmes. So; Mrs. c. l.. Beckarts. 81. so
Mrs. Isabel d. Stedman, $40; Miss Doris
Cole, ST. Walter Tlien. 81 Miss Maria D.
McCalla, - cents: Western Presbyterian
Church, $3.50: Harry Wardman $780,
Samuel Scrivener. SO; Mrs. Alexander
Shepherd, SO; Murray Brothers, So;
Frank Geier's Sons. $40: American Mosaic
Company, 50; NJ Philipsborn & Co, SO;
Nine Marie Rochon. So; j. M Place So;
Mrs. Luis F. Corea. $3.50: Mrs H. L.
Wyman. So: A. B. Browne. So; Miss A.
Nj. Darlington. 81; George B. Rose, 81; ].
Sprigg Poole. SIS: Miss NJ. " Berry, 81
redemption division of Treasury Depart
ment. &c. DIR. c. o. Goodpasture, S.; j.
Sondheimer, 81: Friend, $50; Friend,
$3.50; Pitman Pulsifer, 3d.; Commander
w. Strother Smith, IS; Mrs. NJ. c. Rugg,
81.
TO the summer outings fund for Camp
Pleasant (coIored) the following amounts
have been added: Miss Mamie Jackson,
81: through Miss Mary Cromwell, 81 !;
James Hicks. 81; Simon Brunette, 81!
Miss II. II. Beason. 81: Kings Daugh-
tiers of Peoples Congregational Church,
So, Mrs. NJ c. Rugg, 81.