Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-04

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The 400 men and women who ara
working to raise s25O,O00 in fourteen
days for a new Y. w. c. A. building
in Newark reported today at the Turn
bull Auditorium, where they all gather
daily for lunch, an additional S8,479,
collected since noon yesterday. This
makes a total of S90,172 subscribed
since the campaign began three days
ago.
1t was announced yesterday at noon
that the total up to that hour was ss2,-
o69. Hasty addition was responsible
for a slight mistake, the total having
actually been $s1,6s9. Today M. C.
Williams who is in charge of the work,
had adding machines on the job and
the total to date is therefore alleged to
be guaranteed.
Today's Big subscriptions.
Among the big subscriptions an
nounced today was one by Edward T.
Ward, president of Aaron Ward & Sons.
of $1,000, obtained by the team cap
tanned by Mrs. w. L. Parker.
James @. Burnett was down for a
$500 subscription on slip handed In by
the team headed by H. D. Page.
In subscriptions Of 81, 100 reported by
the team captained by Carl Bannwart
there was $1,000 donation from Frank
lin Conklin, obtained by William s. De
Mott.
Chester R Hoag announced that
among the subscriptions he reported on
Thursday there was one of 81, 900 from
Joseph G. Spur.
1t was announced today that the sub
scription of $1,000 from Mrs Richard
Allen, reported yesterday. was given as
a memorial to Miss Sarah Wallace,
who was one of the donors of Wallace
Hail. One of the rooms in the new
Y. w. C. A. building will be named for
Miss Wallace.
The subscriptions announced today
by the captains of the various teams,
which are composed of ten members
each. were as follows;
The Days List.
Citizens committee, Fred T. Ward.
general chairman, George Brown, jr.,
three subscriptions, $3.50; c. Edwin
Young three subscriptions. $3.50; Fred
w. Kroeger, one subscription, SIS;
George H. Simonds two subscriptions.
$3.50; Theodore S. Fettinger, one sub
scription. $25; Chester R. Hoag. three
subscriptions, $500; the Rev r. S. In
glis, one subscription, $25; Frank Book,
three subscriptions, $3.50; Waldo c.
Genung, two subscriptions, s65. Total.
twenty -one subscriptions, S1.S15.
Young Business Mems Committee.
Curtiss R. Burnett, general chairman
H. c. Hines, one subscription, S25; Har-
rison Higbie, one subscription, $25; Ar
thur Il. Jones, five subscriptions, SIS:
H. d. Page, three subscriptions, $780,:
Dr. William Buerman, three subscrip-
tions, S75; W. M. Van Duesen, two sub
scriptions, s35; H S. Gay, one subscrip-
ton, $25; Gordon B. Phillips, no report
today; Jerome T. Congleton, one subs
scription, IS; Carl Bannawart, five subs
scriptions, 81 100 Total today, % subs
scriptions, s2,125.
Women's committee Mrs. A. B. Po-
land, general chairman-Mrs. Wilbur
Doremus, five subscriptions, $475; Mrs.
Chester r. Hoag, seven subscriptions,
$685.; Mrs, Frank d. Hampton, no re-
port today; Mrs. William II. Warner,
three subscriptions. $50; Mrs. James P.
Dusenberry, three subscriptions. $S2;
Mrs. William H. Brown, two subscrip-
tions, SIS; Mrs. Emma G. Lathrop,
three subscriptions 1880, Mrs. Samuel
Clark, three subscriptions, $3.50; Mrs.
G. B. Crater. nine subscriptions, $1S2;
Miss Helen M. Harrison, four subscrip-
tons, $40.
Young women's committee, Miss Jes-
sic w. Fairlie, general chairman-Mlss
Grace Courier, two subscriptions, $75:
Mrs. w r. Anthony, one subscription.
$100; Miss Helen Woolson seven SUBJ
scriptions, $3.50; Miss Emma Krementz,
four subscriptions. $3.50; Mrs. William
l.. Parker. ten subscriptions, 1,200;
Miss Fanny Evans, no report today:
Mrs. Walter Cotton, one subscription,
800; Miss Katherine Rummell, two sub
scriptions, $40: Mrs. Clifford Woolson.
four subscriptions, $40; Mrs. E. c. STAN
aback. four subscriptions, $235. Total,
As subscriptions, $3.50.
The big clock at Broad and Market
streets which registers daily the prog
ress of the fund, Is an object of inter-
est to thousands, and no doubt has
stimulated interest in the big subscrip-
ton plan.
Now that the big campaign for the
new Y. w. c. A building has actually
started and the entire 400 workers, men
and women, who make up the various
divisions, have been let loose on the
city with a daily allotment of names
of people who must be seen, everybody
is asking questions about the associa-
ton They are asking the solicitors
what the local Young Women's Asso-
ciation has done and what it intends
to do.
In the. f-st place 1t has been work
ing foA ( years among the young
Women y city: Il has provided aa