The Washington herald., 1913-08-15
MORE TOTS OFF
FOR THE CAMP
One Hundred and Seventy
Start Out for Good viii
from Headquarters.
STILL NEEDED
Many Contributions Made During he
Past Few Weeks, but Money
Now Necessary.

Logging bundles OF clothing ana urglrS
their tired mothers to hurry. two parties
numbering eighty-five each yesterday
wended their respective ways to 1722 G
Street Northwest, and 7Ol Rhode Island
Avenue to the two offices Of the Assocint-
ed Charities.
Some Of the little faces were pale and
wan. but they were all happy, for were
they not going to Camp Good VIII for
two weeks? At the places mentioned, tile
nurses and doctors were waiting to ex-
anime the party carefully: not merely to
detect the presence OF contagious or ~
fectious diseases. but to note any physical
defect which would need attention
later on.
II a vote could be cast by all the
guests Of Camp Good Will as to what
they enjoyed most during their stay.
probably three-fourths would say the
swimming pool Every day two parties
visit the pool. the girls at one time and
the boys at another. With rock climb
ing. trips to the Zoo. drives to Soldiers
Home. storytelling. athletic games, &c,
the time passes SO quickly that the chill
dren can hardly realize that their vaca-
ton il over.
The camp is supported entirely by vol
Cntary contributions, and though the
contributions for the present year have
been generous. 1t was said at 923 II
Street Northwest, the headquarters OF
the Associated Charities, yesterday that
mere money will be needed to keep tn.
camps open until the end Of the season.
Donations Are Reported.
Andrew J. Parker. treasurer, reports
the following contributions:
John w. Adams. s.: Miss Mary Addi-
son. s.; Miss Agnes Andrea, s.: Brig.
Gen. George L. Andrews, s. Mrs. J. Z.
Angel, s.; Mrs. Samuel C. Armstrong. So:
Mrs. Colley w. Bell, 81: Miss NJ v.
Berry. 50: Mrs. Henry F. Blount. SO:
Brentano's. s.; Mrs. L. T. Brooks. s.:
Buie. s.: Miss Sarah F.. Butterfoss, s.;
Mrs. Hanna Campbell. SO: Mrs. John A.
Campbell. 81; James Z. Carroll, IS Mrs.
Robert H. Chapman, g: primary class.
Epiphany Lutheran Sunday School. s.:
Mt. Airy Church. s.: Petworth VI. +.
Sunday school. $3.50: Simpson Memorial
NJ. Z. Church, 81: Zion Baptist Mems
Club. IS: Mrs. Appleton P. Clark, jr., 50;
Mrs. L. H. Cowen. 50: Miss Catherine
Cowsill. 81; Miss Mary Crane. s.; Master
James B. Crane, S: Frank ]. Day. 81;
Miss Edith II. Deehan. 81: Miss Marietta
G. Deehan. S: Col. Henry C. Davis, s.:
Miss Clare De Graffenried. 81: DR.. Marion
Dorset. S: Mechanical Engineering Dr.
vision, Treasury Department, s.; A
Friend, 81; W. II. Fisher, So; Cash, g:
DR.. James NJ. Flint. so; Mrs. Charles d.
Fowler. S; Alexander B. Garden, 81;
Charles w. Gray. S.: ]. S. Gruver. SO;
DR.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Gunnell. 81:
Cash, s.; Mrs. Georgia Hawkins, Soc:
Gilas Hailnrir nr
shaw. 81; Holmes & Son. so: Mrs. Harry
1. Houston. s.: Mrs. Frank II. Howe, 81:
John Johnson, Soc: Capt Hillary p.
Jones, 50: Miss Lucy NJ. Jones. s.: WILL
lam w Ansley, 81; Miss Katharine
Kohner. 50; d.. George H. La Fetra. 50;
Prof. George o Little, s.: Miss Mary
Murray Lockwood. 81; 'Iotela," s.: Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Lyon, s.: Mrs. A. J.
MeKelway. 81; Wardlaw MEG. Mason. s.;
Mrs. Maura. so cents; Miss Mary F.
Mellon, $40; Miss Agnes L Minick, SO:
Miss Mary P. Morgan. S.; Mrs. Ada
Morrison, s.; Mr.. and Mrs. George L
Morton: Sc; Miss Louise E. Murdoch.
SIS; Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. 81: Miss
Helen Nicolay, $3.50; Mrs. Nina Open
heimer, 81; box collections from Cosmos,
Pickwick, and Palace Theaters. 1855
Martha Chapter, No. 4. o. f. s.. $40;
ministerial entertainment (additionaD,
$40: The Past Chiefs, Pythian Sisters.
S.; proceeds of an entertainment at Camp
Pleasant, N.15: Social Lodge Of Masons,
IS; Supreme Council. SD degree. Ancient
and Accepted Rite. Southern jurisdiction,
U. s. A, SIS; Wiseman Volunteer Club,
50; Miss Elizabeth Patterson, s.; Miss
Elizabeth W. Pendleton, s.; Mrs. Francis
NJ. Phelps. So: c. A. p. 81; Mrs. James
Addison ouarles, 81; George E. Roberts,
$40: Miss Eleanor Robinson, 80 cents !;
Mrs. Sarah E. Rumbough, s.; F. E.
Sergeant. so; Hon Nathan b. Scott
SIS; Miles N. Shand. s.; Lieut.. Alexander
Sharp, 81; Miss Margaret X. Simpson.
Sc; B. F. Smith Fire-Proof Construction
Company, s.; Louis Sherman, 81: Miss
Rosa c. Stutz, s.; Orrington T. Swan.
50; Edward T. Taylor. IS; Cash, 81; Miss
Mary Ida Thompson. so; N. s. Thomp-
son, s.; Elder Oliver Tyler, g; Miss Fran
els A. veitch, SO; Miss Emma Won
Seyfried, 50; A well wisher. 81; Thomas
Walker, Is cents; George w. White. 81;
Gardner F. Williams. SIS; o. A. Williams,
81; Capt. and Mrs. Spencer 8. Wood. S.;
DR.. william c. Woodward, $.