The Washington times., 1915-02-24
WEEKS DONATIONS
NEARING $4,000 MARK
Business Mems Committee in
Session to Distribute Sacri.
flee Week Fund.
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Polls. presenting the donation week
cause at internissions. told the Keith
audience that this is positively my
last appearance on any stage as a mon
ologist In vaudeville"
nj want yoH yths; to know thouEn 'ss
keith's SO far have amounted to S43l s.,
one Of the largest collections at any
one place during the campaign.
II wish to thank the management for
their generous help In this campaign.
They have shown us every courtesy
and Kindness In allowing this unprec-
edented invasion Of their theatcr for
a charity collection.
And. most Of all. I wish TO thank
formly intelligent. generous, and most
courteous. They. with the aid Of those
on the Keith bill who have helped us.
although they were only visitors. de-
serve our heartiest thanks"
Mrs. Barrett also announced that the
contents Of Miss Muriel Windows box
was $3.50. This young lady. who sold
her stage whistle" for Il dollar. had
collected thirteen dollar bills. while
mainder. Miss Marie Nordstrom, on
the bill this week. collected $l2.03 at
one performance. and Miss Nina Paine.
on last weeks program. collected $N. q.
keith's collection was only exceeded
ny tudt al "oOu"dTu " lScl"op
where Miss Janet Richards .class. as
we'll as others were at work. In addi-
ton to the s432 turned in the first day
Miss Richards class added $32 to that
total last evening.
Another successful station was that
at Reeves IN charge Of Mrs. Faber
sisted by Miss Katherine Scrivener Mrs.
f. II. Pitcher. Mrs. Louis W. Richard
son. Mrs. william T. Pollard. Mrs.
Olive Invcp a Ankan
Mrs. Phyllis Snyder. Miss Marion Asby,
Miss Mary ]. Watts. Mrs. William II.
Fox. Mrs. David NJ. Lea. and Miss
Nancy Gordon Jones.
In Department Stores.
The stations at kanns and Lans-
burghs' were highly successful. and
though no worker was available to be
stationed at Goldenberg's until yes
terday. Mrs. E. l.. Robertson collected
50 43 there yesterday afternoon.
a.. Mrs: Elmer f; Fisher: president OF
Paul Society at st. Patrick's Church.
workers organized and In regular sta
tions throughout the week. Assist
ing In this work were Miss NJ. Drain.
Miss II. O'Connell. Mrs. Olive lie Bean.
Mrs. John Shaw, Miss Blanche Madi-
gan, Miss Eleanor jacques. Miss n.
Mitchell. Mrs. T.. Edward Mitchell. Mrs.
Marietta Lamb, Mrs William Douglass
Miss Josephine DAILY. Miss Margaret
Daily. Miss Regina Fisher. Mrs. John
Noonan, Mrs. Harry Coope. Mrs. wal
ter d. Noonan. Miss Mary Wills. and
Miss Mary J. Russell. Misc Mae Sui
Ivan. and Miss Katherine Sullivan.
At the Star Lunch. the Misses MI
dred, Anne. and Genevive Gaskins were
stationed daily. and Miss Edith Oriani
and Miss Virginia Haley were highly
successful collectors at the Lady Fair
fax lunch room.
Throughout the week workers from
the Friendship House had box at
the Y. W. G. A.. and they collected
wholly for the general fund.
Collection In Detail.
Following is the report OF collections
in detail.
Miss NJ S. Brown columbia Theater,. ss6S;
Mrs. c. a. Armstrong Columbia Thcater,,
sl2.H; Miss Janet Richards Current Events
class. s32 Miss Eunice Wythe ,Kann's,.
Mrs: Herber, Kline !ke!,hs,. .s.S.; Mrs, c.
u. Taylor Crandsl's Theaterl. N37: Mrs
Charles Taylor 'Herbert's Lunch .iooml,
$40. IS: Miss Ethel Berry tBerberich's,: Gs
Get. So; Mrs. Henry b. Brown .Masru-
Csmoot q .Ieller). $50: Miss NJ. A. scho,t
Ramsey CKann's,. sos: Mrs. E. il Pitcher
WH3ts 1WGod~ard L",aTSp "a "W Mrs ,,nssy a.
Teresa Henry CBurt's SHOE store1. ssil: Miss
Mary L. Mullen Ckeith's TheaterI. 500: Mrs.
G. b. burnside ,Palais Royal. so: John
Anne Gaskns tStar Luncheon. .G5; Miss
Lille A. Foster tY: W c: A., sa.G6: Miss
Virginia Haley 'keith's'. sls.@; Miss Edith
Oriani and Miss Virginia Hcay Lady Fair