The Washington herald., 1911-02-03

Associated Charities Sunday" which
was so generally observed last year by
the churches of Washington, is to be re-
peated this year on February 26- This
idea has already been presented to mir
isters of Washington by Rev. Roland
Gotten Smith, rector of St Johns Epis-
copal Church and chairman Of the AS
sociated Charities committee on church
cooperation.
Such was the report presented at the
meeting of the joint finance committee
of the Associated Charities and Citizens
Relief Association. held at the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Building yester-
day afternoon. Members of the commit
tee were asked to secure the cooperation
Of their pastors.
In pursuance Of it's plan for publicity
campaign. the committee has requested
the cooperation of the Board of Trade
and the Chamber of Commerce Corcoran
Thorn. chairman of the finance commit
tee and others have been invited to be
present when the directors Of the Board
of Trade meet. The board of directors
of the Chamber Of Commerce has taken
similar action
Conference to Extend Work.
A parlor meeting. to be addressed by
members of the board Of managers and
workers of the Associated Charities. will
be held at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hennen Jennings. Monday afternoon. at
3 o'clock. The meeting will be IN the ma
ture Of a conference to consider plans
for the extension of the work.
Reports received at the meeting of the
finance committee showed that tho re-
turns were considerably behind last year
at this time.
Families in which there were 1900 in
dividuals were dealt with last year. while
less than $500 individuals contributed to
the work. Contributions large or small
Will be gladly received by the joint finance
committee. 3 H street northwest
Those present at the meeting yesterday
were: Corcoran Thorn, chairman; Scott
C. Bone, Walter C. Clephane, John JOY,
Edison. Walter Stilson Hutchins, Dr..
George NJ. Kober Frederick L. Moore, DIR.
William C. Rives. G. w. F. Swartzell,
and J. Lewis Willige.
Money Received by Treasurer.
Recent gifts Of money to the Associated,
Charities acknowledged by John Joy Ed.
son, treasurer, are: Mr.. H. J. Hunt, So
Admiral william X. Van Reypen. $l0:
Miss Heloise Brainerd. S; Messrs. Joseph
F. Birch & Co.. SO; DR.. R E. L. wiItber-
ger. S.: Mrs. Levi N. Fouts. $50
Acknowledgements for the following
amounts have. been made by Milton E.
Allies, treasurer of the Citizens Relief
Association: Mrs. William K Van Rey-
pen, S: James R Jones. S: Mrs. Levf
N. Fouts, $3.50; J. r. Rosenthal, S:
Evan H. Tucker. S, and Mrs. George
=. Smith. $2.
Contributions to Joint Committee
Following are contributions to tho.
joint finance committee Of the Associ-
ated Charities and Citizens Relief As
sociation, Howard s. Reezide, treasurer:
Mrs. Fred e. Wright. e: Eugene e.
Stevens. 80: Hon. and Mrs. Truman n.
Newberry. SO; MessraL e. H. Snyder 6
Co., 80: F. McClelland, 80: Charles s.
King, S; Lewis Painter Clephane, S:
Mrs. Fanny NJ. Hamlin. 81: Miss Ella c.
Brehaut, 81; cash. g: George E. Roberts.
so; Lieut.. Gen. 8. NJ B. Young. so:
George w. Lake, 40: Lieut.. Frank P.
Lahm. S; Mrs. Margaret p. Spindle. so;
cash. e; Col George Truesdell, SIS: Mrs.
Frederick L. Moore. $sr>Aiss Helen w.
Myer. IS; Mr.. and Mrs. George Otis
Smith, 80: cash. 81: Surg. Gen. walter
Wyman. IS: Mrs. C. ". Riley, S: WILL
lam Henry Dennis. e: Miss H. Evelyn
Crippen, S: J. G. STACK, S; "Anony-
mous." s.: Mrs. Earl Cranston. g. Mrs.
Leon Ellinger, s: Frederick H. Brooke.
80: Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. so. and
James H. Dony, s.