The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-12-03

has been, and is, the foremost charity
workers OF the city you UNANIMOUSLY
would answer: Mrs. Archibald Hopkins
said Corcoran Thorn. the presiding ofiicer
in introducing Mrs. Hopkins.
There are two things ! want TO say
this city possess said Mrs. Hopkins,
land they are an inebriate asylum and
a suitable institution for the care of
feebleminded." declared the speaker. Il
want these things to come right on che
heels of the eradication of the alleys
Annual Report Made.
Pleas that much more should be done
by way Of preventive and constructive
measures IL the childhood Of the city
is to be conserved and developed to its
capacity. is contained In the annual re-
port of the organization.
Besides pleading foi O better equipped
Juvenile Court. the report urge the need
OF school nurses which are declared to
be recognized as prime necessity In
every progressive community In the de-
yelopment of hygiene. The absence OF
tuberculosis nurses supported by the
municipality also is noted in this connec-
ton.
onicers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Corcoran Thorn, pres
ident; Hennen Jennings, Rev. Roland
SOLIOn cnlInt rev. - AhA.~SAef
and /. L. Blout, vice presidents. and
John Joy Edison, treasurer. Members of
the board Of managers for the term ex-
piring November. 1916. were chosen, as
| fellows: Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs..
Gist Blair, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, ].
Philip Hermann, Prof. B. 7. Janney,
DR.. William c. Rives, Commissioners
Frederick L. siddons, DR.. Willard s.
Small. George S. Wilson. and s. w.
Woodward.
Ri. Rev. Alfred Harding. D. D.. Bishop
Of Washington. pronounced the invoca-
ton at the meeting. Miss Margaret How
ard, Miss Edith Howard. Miss Kathryn
Gwynn. Miss Elizabeth Swartzell, ana
| Miss Rust, OF the Junior League, and
Miss Hazel Wells, and Miss Katherine
Duckwan, Of the Associated Charities,
acted as ushers
The total receipts of all departments OF
the Associated Charities for the yea:
ended September %. 1918. according 90 the
annual report, was fs.5ii-O3. This total
disbursements were SO. $3.50. The total
amount disbursed in relief work was u.s.
222H
Present at Meeting.
Among the invited guests were Mis-
Mabel T Boardman, Richard s. watrous
Mrs. Charlotte Z. Nam, Admiral George
Dewey Hon. Wendell p. Stafford, Gen
George NJ. Sternberg, Hon AonEo TWee
dale. John Joy Edison, DR., George NJ
Kober, B. Pickman Man, Frederick l.
Siddons, Col. Chester Harding, HenrS
p. Blair. Cuno II. Rudolph, William
Eynon. w. NJ. Shuster, Rt. Rev. Mgr
T, ]. Shahan. Dr. William ]. Kerby, so
GEOLOGY; d. ]. Callahan, Thomas Grant
| A. IIsner, Hon. II. B. F. hactarland
Walter c. CIephane, Miss Julia c. Lath
rop, Mrs. Murray A. Cobb. Mrs. Henry
simpson, Michael ]. Weller. William
Fiather. W. II. Richardson. Judge JuiiaT
w, Mack. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. Mrs. A
G. McCIintock. Rt Rev. Alfred Haroins
| d. A. Edwards, Admiral Charles h
stockton. DR.. Charles Noble Gregory. DR.
William Allen Wilbur. ]. Nota hcGill
DIR. William c. woodward, DIR. Stepher
NJ. Newman, Walter Stilson Hutchins
Mrs. William CorcUran Eustis, Minor
| z. Allies, Howard s. Reeside. Judge J
Wilmer I.atimer, Charles F. Nesbit, L
| A Sterling. Arthur c. Moses, E. S. Mar
| rim. Mai. Richard Sylvester, George +
| Bowerman, DR.. William NJ. Davidson
| Alexander T. Stuart, Ernest l.. Thurston
n. p. Andrews, Mgr. William T. Rus
/ sell. Judge William II. De Lacy, MIS-
1 Mamie Randolph Heth, Capt. Andrew
| Parker. Mrs. Ella f. Knight Lee Baum
i garten, Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith
| Mrs. AdoIph Kahn, Miss Mary Gwynn
4 Mrs. John van Schaick, jr., Rev. Aoran
/ simon, George NJ. Oyster, tr., George on
1 smith, S. w. Woodward, and Mrs. VIII
lam H Bayly.