The Washington herald., 1910-07-24

The hearts of the children at Camp
Good VIII were made glad the other
day by a generous contribution of toys
from S. Kann, Sons & Co. Every boy had
baseball, bat. or glove. while the girls
We're given dolls, blocks, sand shovels,
and pals.
Another unique surprise was given the
girls when a large bundle OF clothing
arrived from the children OF the public
schools. This bundle consisted Of neatly
made calico dresses. Bingham aprons.
and babies clothes. The children OF
Washington are much interested In the
needy boys and girls who go up to
Camp Good Will Some little tots visited
the camp yesterday with a bag contain
ing s27 in pennies and nlckels. The OBJ
ject of their mission was to select a
tent and name 1t the lexington Club.
Boys Raise Money.
Two other little boys came TO the Of
fee of the Summer Outings Committee
with g and some cents. They had made
IL selling lemonade, and were sorry that
It was not more The Summer Outings
Committee is supported by large and
small contributions.
The committee needs about 5000 more.
so that 1t will be able TO fulfill its prom
ise to 500 boys and girls of two-weeks
outing. Contributions should be sent to
the Summer Outings Committee. 92S H
street northwest
Contributions for Camp.
Acknowledgements OF the following con-
tributions to Camp Good VIII have been
made by Andrew Parker. treasurer OF
the Summers Outings Committee OF the
Associated Charities:
a Friend" SIS; Daniel Murray, 81; II. L. Tsr-
neI. S; II. l. S. Halpenny. $50 Mrs. Claire Blake
Townsend SO; Capt s. A. Cheney. s.: Alexander
Grant, S. Miss Nora B. james. 81. Mai W. C.
Brown. s.; Admiral John H. Upshur. SO; Admiral
X Niles $50: Mr. and Mrs Leonard A. Fraiiey.
S; Mrs. Augusta c. Harris 81; Cash, s.; Mis- L.
P. seibold $3.50; Walter r. Tuckermsn. $40; Maj.
William B. Ladue SO; Frank MeChesney. $50;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. r. SO: Miss Helen c. Wood
ward $: Rear Admiral s. a. stanton. SO; Hon.
Martin A. Knapp SO: A. L. SwArtwout. s. 50;
II. C. Dslsnd. $50; Samuel HeTrick. $50: r. d.
simms. $50; Mrs. Abnsr Y. Leech. s15Oi Charles Z.
Lgntfoot SD. Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Cosby. SO:
"E. !" SIS: Mrs. Margaret Clark $50; c. Z. So
ciety of Northminster Presbyterian Church, $50;
lexington Club, 81 Marvin NJ. E. Sunday School.
Sll5o; Frederick A. Kendall. $; Mrs. Sara But
ties. SO; Miss L. ". Harrison s.; Prof. John J.
Rothermel. 81 Michael Holland. s.; Gen. Crosby p.
Miller s.. Mrs. Nina French 50: Cash s.; pro
ceeds Of lawn party IN Como ysrd by Miss Esther
GUY. Master Carl and Clarence Gury. the Misses
Anna Meehan Mary Mcfarland. Mildred Thomp-
son Master Morton Gsssaway and Paul Schultz.
$50; Cash, S; Alexander II. semmes, S: Mrs.
Isabel D. stedman. $40: Miss Doris Cole 81; Wal
ter Allen. ST. Miss Maria d. McCslla, . cents
Western Presbyterian Church. $3.50; Harry Ward
man, sioo; Samuel ScTivensr. so; Mrs. Alexander
Shepherd SO: Murray Bros. S; Frank Geie-'s
Sons. SO, American Mosaic Company. s. NJ. Phil
ipsbon Co. SO; Nine. Marie Rochon S.; J. NJ.
Place S.; Mrs Luis F. Corsa. $50; Mrs. II. L.
wymsn. s: A. B. Browne, S. Miss A NJ Car
nngton 81: George p. Rose. 81 J, Spgigg Poole
s.; Miss NJ. v BerTy. ST. Redemption Division Of
Treasury Department. S.; Or. C. o. GoOipasture,
S.; J. sondheimsT g; Friend, $50; Friend. 81
Pitrnan Tulstfer s.; Commander W. Strother Smith
S Mrs NJ C. Rusg, ST.
To the summer outing fund for Camp
Pleasant (negro), the following amounts
have been added:
Miss Mamie Jackson. 81; through Miss Man
Cromwell 81; james Hicks. S. Simon Burnstte. s.
Miss H. II. Besson, 81 Kings Daughters Of PEG
pies Congregational Church, $; Mrs, n c. Ragg
ST.