Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30
Paid in at Headquarters.


nings, 500. and Alfred Wright, $3.50
Paid in at Headquarters.
| Many residents of the District of Co.
| lumbia contributed through the national
| headquarters of the Red Cross, and the
money will be credited to the local chap
| ter.
The latest list of these contributors is
| as follows: Chevy Chase Seminary S66;
ladies of Louise Home. $40; Mrs. c. G.
Lynch. 81; Mrs. Bertha B. Vance, So; K.
| B. D., So; Mrs. Calkins. 50: Rev. c. r.
Stetson, 50; Miss L. Young. 81: Prof
Harry Keene, 81: Miss Worsley, 81; Susan
| B. Cook, 81; cash, So; II. l.. G., 81: F
| J. c., SIS; Needlework Guild of Northern
Emergency Hospital. 50; o. c. Gerhardt
50; Mrs. H. A. A PARCEL. 81; Miss X. III
81: Miss Porter. S.: w. S. Hoge, jr.. $40:
| Miss Annie A. Davis. s.; the Bluesteir
! Company, s25: 1445 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. $40: P. H. Weaver 81: Needlework
ST., and George Peabody Wetmore. $3.50
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore. 500
w F. Works, 81: Achille Burklin se5
Mrs. J. Neuman. for Washington Alliance
of Jewish Women, SO; Jessie F. Hay
den. 81; Pay Director Ball s.; Elmer
II. Catlin. $50; t. H. Claudy, IS: A
Lehman. s.: Sarah l.. Lee. $50: Fred
Lee. $50; Stuart Marshall. So; cash, s20
Miss Dodson's Needlework Guild, SO
William Richardson. s.: George Ditewig
l.. Heupel, $40: Admiral I. d. Adams
$50; Miss Lizzie C. Wheeler, 50; Miss
Rachel Baker 81; Miss Clara Stimson
So; CARRIER Bible Glass, Church of the
Brethren $40: Halle D. Elkins. 500.
Employees w. B. Moses & Sons, $s1
Mrs. NJ. q. Mason. SIS; Mrs. A. M. C
| McKim. $40: Mrs r. H. Mckim, so5
Shelby c. Jackson, $40; Milton Updegraff
$50; DR.. Thomas c. Smith, $40; Mrs. F
A. and j. NJ Holton. $40; P, G. Hyam
eral Womens Equality Association. $40
William King e Son. So; Mrs. Julien
James. $50, clerks, War Department
s2s5.so; bureaus Of construction and re
| pairs, s3O.&5: Blair Lee, 500; NJ. E
ingalls,, 800; bureau of education. In
| terror Department., $53; Virginia L. Ar
| lidge, So; cash, 81: Col. Archibald Hop
kins. $40: Richard L: Quigley, $40
| well. s25; r. H. Hill, So; U. Danen-
Clerks National metropolitan Bank,
| SIG: Ralph c. Johnson. SO; friend 81;
Isabel Fl. Lamb s.; from children,
IS; I. ]. Walsh. s25; employees of gen
| eral land office, S246.75 Dominican min
lister. 800; Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
Eustis. $500; Charles A. Langley, SO;
William wheatley. s25; Maria L. Hardy,
| hall. s.; f. H. Gillette. SIS; g. A. Wood
| ward SO; f. G. Johnston, $40; M. j.
X, 81: H. A. Bittinger. SO; A. T.
Chester. IS; Emily H. Eppes. IS; Agnes
Thomas W. Smith, 800: Julia c. Lath-
| rop, $25:- E. S. Stitt,: SIS; Gen. Sharpe,
| SIS: Flora Fryhold. S. Charles E.
Prout. jr.. 50: Mrs. L. H. Verran. IS:
Kathryn verran. So; no name. $40: J.
l.. Douglass. 81; Mrs. G. NJ. Pearc9 So;
Miss A. Mordecai, 81: Ere. Sticke(, 81;
Mr. Berry, IS: Miss B. Burns. 81; Miss
Elizabeth Pierce. So; Mr.. and Miss
Cryder. SIS: Charles Goodri3l. 81; Quar-
SS1.25.
Donation of Supplies.
The members of the Veterinary Medi-
cal Association of the George Washing
ton University continued their donations
of clothing last night.
| Many of the neighbors in the vicinity
of the school hearing Of the movement
went to the college building with boxes
bundles and suit cases containing wearing
| Buckingham was kept busy making col
lecttonS
| Three packing boxes left the college
last night for transportation to the
stricken districts through the Red Cross
Society.
Packages Of clothing were brought te
| the college last evening after the boxe:
had been shipped and it is probable tina
many will be received today.
Printers Contribute 81 400.
Employees of the government print.
| ing office have contributed sums ag-
gregating ST. for the benefit of the
flood sufferers.
| John b. Dickman, president of Co.
lumbia Typographical Union. No. 1O1
received returns yesterday afternoon
from the various printer divisions In
the Office, and he announces that $500
of the s1.4oo donated was subscribed
| by chapels where members of the
union are employed
| These divisions compose about two
| thirds of the membership of Columbia
| Union, the remaining one-third being
employed in newspaper aud job Offices
of the city.
Subscribed by the G. A. r. Posts.
The sum Of $5s9.5O was subscribed by
members Of the Department of the Poto.
mac. G. A. r., at meeting held last
night in G. A. r. Hail. 1424 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. The money will be
forwarded to the flooded sections to b.
| distributed through G. A. r. channels.
| The Randle Highlands Citizens Asso
citation has undertaken the collection OF
! funds in that community for the relief OF
the food sufferers, and so far ii has for
| warded $50 to The Star to be forwarded
to the Washington Chapter of the Rec
Cross. President S. f. Snyder is in charg.
| of the collection and has selected r. F
Bradbury and J. r. Coryell as a commit.
tee TO whom funds may be given 1t /.
/ announced that funds may also be Ief
/ at the Randle Highlands drug store
Individual contributions to the Randi,
Highlands Citizens Association donation
| were A. E Randle, T. W. Maccubb ben
| DR.. B. Woodward S. +. Snyder, w. lar
Wis. C. E. Ford, ]. ]. r. Caryeu. E. r
Allaband. S. f. Mason, p. f. McKtn
ney, l. N Williams. b. NJ Minot g. ~
I.oudenslager, A. S. REESE. ]. Stienkenller
W. F. Laid, r. F. Bradbury, c. Maier
]. Browning E. Schmid. s. NJ Dixon. j
Herring NJ c. Burlage. w. H. Baxter
c. E. Ford and S. E. Mason.
Appeal to Masonic Fraternity.
Grand Master of Masons Charles E
Baldwin was in consultation last even
ing with Grand High Priest Adolphu
Guide of the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arc
Masons of the District of Columbia
Grand Commander Alex. Grant of tn
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