The Washington times., 1915-02-18
VOTES FOR CHARITY"
.SUFFRAG|STS' PLEA
Women Take Charge Of Booths
All Over City and Every One
Casts Her Vote.
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$50 worth Of provisions have beer
rels at Center Market. Today the sta.
tions for receiving clothes were open,
ed; and hundreds of garments. in ex
cslient ssn condition. were received. NJ
being distributed by personal work
ers among families in need. as quietl,
One Of the most attractive booth.
~ Democratic Women's Alliance al
Ebbitt House. in charge of .Irs
george Armes. At the New Willard
Mrs. Wesley Martin stoner was ir
states Conference. At n noon Mrs. vii.
liam Kent. wife Of Congressman Kent
or California, sent representatives to
open q station assigned to her at the
CCnsIessional Union. where a large
expected.
7. w. c. A. Attractice.
Another attractive booth was that OF
the Young Women's Christian Home. al
street and Dupont Circle. The Girl
scouts will open a station at Woodward
q Lothrops tomorrow under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. Mrs.
House.
Todays contributions in the commun-
ny barrel at Center Market will go to
All persons wishing to contribute
checks today were asked to send them
to II: B. +. Macfarland at the Evans
payabIs TO TIN sese HhsGks may be made
are INTENDED, or should be made out to
Mr.: Macfarland II intended for the gen
era! lund which the business mems COM
nl.eHe pof,in VIII assign @ to worthy charities.
the stations Of the St. Vincent de Paul
Society. The stations established hy
worker workers OF this society and those in
Ssmess Eeoean Teoe Parker sbersS & srdgsts Mrs
Oliver Ia Bean and Miss Blanche Madi-
gan; O'Donnell's F. street store, Mrs.
1onn TeTnn,R Riley and Mrs; William iairo;
ana mPis Mr., DTvs Ws,tsr store Mr.. Harry Co9ps
9'reet store. Mrs. NJ. Drain, Mrs. A.
Nun dock. and Mrs. Harry Naiiy.
iooays official count showed the re-
cords c fstations reporting yesterday as
Mrs. Ada Weiss (Ham Adams,. x7s
Mrs B: H. Warner (W. B. Moses). l622
yrs. =: +. White Droop's). lib
Mrs: Mrs: Ella s. Knight (Kann's) s). l7.4o
MisS 1e Aaains tkann 81. ...... 5.61
Mrs. Mary Dom G4th and r stsj. .Ss iS
MISS Janet Richards Woodward
MI. I%Utnrop %ap > .....;;;;;...:. :.......... 1895
,,Lothrops) ....:.................. 1892
Ms S9MeS SausDurGh (Anleck 46O
Miss M. A: Schott Dutch Marketj. AZ
MISS Miriam A. schott Falis
Miss Miriam A. schctt BARBER ii;ai;,;i:' 4 s'S
Miss Miria;n schoit Judd. Drug II
MRS chas: 4. Smith 9TH st: and '@
J.
Miss Eunice whtye Garden itii''ti de 30
Mrs; John j. Moran 1parker &: y"
Me-. Laura F. Kautz ist. James James '''S
Mrs. Mary Simpson Lansburgh)... 3.1l
M,ss ~ Helen Whyte tsmoot & Jell-
Mrs. NJ. r. stetson (Corrweiii;sj.. u.SS
Ms. Faber stevenson (Reeves).... 1857
W., p. Cairo (O'Donnell.
Mr.. and 9l.......................... Los
1rSoer stevenson tReeves)..... 1850
Helen Whyte CIV. B. and A.
n. MacNeiii (Burchelis;:::::...: II II
L George Newton (Willard
Airs. A. S. Perham and Mrs. Jo. ''''
seph Bennett Union Station).... 80
Mrs. Herbert Kline (Munsey Build
% MTs Elma Fisher IoDonneI,;s. i"
Mrs Elms Fisher: io:Donnelisj it;:;l;,i;;ii;;; III
Ninth and O.. ........................ sH
Mrs. Herbert Kline (O'Donnell's
Ninth and Co.. ........................ 141
Mrs. Mary Spangler Queen Cafe. 3.l6
Mrs. Elmer Fisher (Cal. Fruit
Coz ........................ 90
Mrs. A. A. Maxton Foalais RoyaD 1881
Miss Dorothy Mueller (Tea Cup
1nn) ......................... 146
Mrs. f. Bowie (Smoot & Jelleff).. 4.39
Mrs. Arthur Lee (Magruder l2.6s
Mrs. oliver 7. lie Beau (Shoreham AS