Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19
0UT-OF-TOWN DEMANDS
ON ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
MANY Calls for Service of a
Varied Nature Made Upon
the Local Organization.

Reuniting families, looking up relatives.
| finding out possible sources of aid are
among the functions performed by the
Associated Charities for some of the 225
out-of-town societies Of similar nature.
! A single days mail shows the variety
of errands upon which the Washington
| society is sent by fits correspondents
| Thus. for example, the New York Char
| ity Organization Society writes asking for
assistance on behalf of widow with
three children. The woman with two OF
the younger children was found by the
society in New York in a furnished room.
| The Washington society was asked TO
| visit the older daughter, said to be living
in Washington, TO get an aunts address,
and to verify at the health office the
birthday of the eldest child, who claimed
| to be sixteen, but seemed understood.
Another letter was from a Philadelphia
hospital in behalf of of it's patients
| who had been deserted by her husband
| and had been taken to the hospital suf-
fering from pneumonia. The letter gives
the names of a father and uncle in
Washington and asks that visit be
paid.
The third letter is from another society
in the same city asking that j visit be
paid to the sister of woman who had
been stranded i'll Philadelphia, and was
also Ill at one of the hospitals there.
The society was asked To find the ad-
dress of her son, who was said To live
in Washington.
Received by Associated Charities.
John JOY Edison, treasurer, is in re
ceipt of the following amounts for the
Associated Charities, 3.i IL street north
! west: Norris Peters Company, 500 Mrs.
John w Stewart, s.: George Is. Wecn.
$40: Michael Il. Scanlon, 80 llenncn
Jennings, $500, Charles S. Lester 81;
Marie J. Warren, s.; Campbell Caring
ton, $40; cash, 81; Mrs. Rebecca y.
Baker. $3.50; /. Portion. g; u. J. Gala
han, $40: Richard Rathbun. $40; Mrs.
Albert T. Salter $40: Elihu Horn, 81, j.
W. Baird, 81; Mrs. Fannie Greenapple,
S.; Miss Lillian Phillips, 81: Mrs. r. W.
William McNeir, s.; Capt. and Mrs Rich
ard Rush So: Nelson Z. Webser. $40;
Francis b. Wheaton. 50: Col. John
Tweedale, 81; Miss Amaryilis Gllle.t.
SO: Mrs. Thomas +. Richa Meanff 81 81
Miss Susan B. Cook. So; Miss Doris Cole.
81: Mrs. Virginia NJ. Wilson. - JAMES
Sharp, SO; Nine. Marie Rochon' siv'
Mrs. Mary L. LonSles, -, 1 Jn Pr -
SD: Charles +. Ruffner. 81; The Etehiis
Star Newspaper Company, 500: Gen. 7.
H. Carton. $40; employees of Norris
Peters Company. $40; Cen f; D. Di M
mick. So; Miss Kate r. basiiss 80 80
Mrs. Martha Aman, $40, Mrs. Louise L.
Fuller. 81.
For Citizens Relief Association.
For the Citizens Relief Association.
Milton Z. Allies, treasurer. the FOLLOWING
contributions have been received:
Cash, 81: DR.. Lewis +. RauterperS' -
! Mrs. James Kerr Kelly. 50; Adoiph y.
Hoehling, jr.. $40; George d. HorninS'
SO: Frank Suter. 81: James &. Hill; slo'
r. Ross Perry, jr., $40: Mrs r. -; Town
send. So: Mrs. Ella Hyatt. 50. Nliliam =
IS,ather. $50: Mrs. Mary L. IonsieN,
81 10: The Evening Star Newspaper Com
pany. $50: Brightwood ROYAL chapter
No. 0. So; Milton Woodwork So cash.