Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
les clothing, sweaters, shirts, gloves,
Underwear and other Wearables.

dies clothing, sweaters, shirts, gloves,
underwear and other wearables.
Mrs. A. G. Drane. Mrs. B. Won B. Bane,
s. Minister, Twentieth Century Cafe,
son, Miss c. F. Larabee. John p. john
son, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Bohannon, Cotter
T. Bride. j. D. Stein, G. Erlebacher. Miss
Sarah Todd, Miss Ball, ]. w. Browning,
Mrs. Digman. Miss Stansell. Miss Santer.
D. X. Smithers. D. o. Floyd, H. e. Cook.
NJ Crawford, r. Egner. Miss Rose Brad
ford, Mrs. Fl. #. John, Mrs. Ida V. Johns,
Mrs. Price, Mrs. Cushman, Mrs s. Watts,
Mrs. j. j. Hammer, Mrs. r. F. Metzei,
Miss +. 4. Kent, Mrs. Bigeow. Mrs. r.
Harrah John Meiklejohn Mrs. Woodruff,
clothing from all of the above
Canned Goods and Groceries.
Rear Admiral A. E. Watson. canned
goods; e. HI. Riley. groceries; Mr.. Hail.
groceries and clothing from the following:
Miss E. T. Kent. Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. r.
A. Fisher, Mrs. 8. s. Carpenter, Il. Lee
Goldsborough, jr., Prof. Schrivner, An
drew Betz. John P. Johnson, Mrs. E. H.
Buckingham, George Glass, Miss Cath
crime Sherk, Mrs. Tyler, Mr.. Fluhres, Carl
Harmed, Mrs. J. Smiley, Mrs. j. W. Van
Fossen, Mrs, c. w. Skinner. Mrs. Stafford,
Michael Flood, Mrs. c. r. Taylor. r. W..
Henderson, Perry B. Turpin. H. p. Tur-
ner. Arthur Anderson, Mrs. Linder, DR..
G. A. White, Mrs. M. l.. Clark, G. B.
Wheelock. G. M. Perin, A. A. Hercus.
Mrs. E. H. EFT Mrs D. j. Collins, San
ford Mullins, Mrs. Moore, Mr.. Fred, Mrs.
Laura Trazzaire Mrs 8. M. Ackley,
Mrs. William Hahn, Mrs NJ. B. Dodge.
Mrs. F.. M. Grdtton. =. B. Heron, Mrs.
s. p. Steers, c. A. ioalding, w. J. FoW-
Ter. Mrs. NJ. l.. O'Brien. Mrs. Grossner,
Mrs. Fernandez Mrs. McCorby, 8. r.
Zachary, ]. NJ. Frank, Miss Eva Stearn'
EIkins, Mrs. Clara B. Chapman, Mrs. E..
n Newmeyer and Mrs. c. 8. Bundy.
William Hahn & Co., box OF shoes;
Saks q Co, box of clothing; No. police
station, box of clothing; Camp Fire Girls.
box of clothing, and Burdell Manufac-
inc Company, dozen pants and coats.
Grand Army Posts Raising Fund.
After a campaign of two days for
flood funds, the members of the seven
teen posts of the G. A. r.. Department
of the Potomac, will hold a mass meet
ing at GA r. Hall, 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, tomorrow night to report
results. This was determined on last
night at a meeting of the organization.
following a telegram received by
Thomas III. Mckee. department. COM
mander, from Commander-in-Chief Beers
at Bridgeport, Conn.
Most Of our members have contribut-
ed through the various government
departments," said Commander Mckee
today, ''but we intend to make solid
q. x. r. subscription just the same.
We have invited all allied organiza-
tions to join with u.s.
Auxiliary Relief Station Busy.
Boxes of clothing and canned goods
have been received all day by the wom-
en- of Epiphany Church. who opened an
auxiliary relief station for Red Crosse
subscriptions in the parish hall, on q
street between 18th and 18th streets
northwest. These gifts were ell clessi-
fed and sent to the Red Cross train
through the Retail Merchants Associ-
alton station. at I'LL F street. The
women who are in charge will make q
canvass for donations OF canned goods
next week.
The First Needlework Guild Of WASH
ington sent to the Red Cross train to-
day 264 new garments for flood suffer
erS.