The Washington times., 1917-12-05
$4,000 TONIGHT,
GOAL Of WORKERS
FOR HOLY TRINITY

collectors for the Holy Trinity par
ish school building fund are hard at
work today.
The big "speedOmeter" in front OF
the church, on Thirty-sixth street, be
tween N and o streets, which shows
the speed OF Holy Trinity parish, to-
day registers S52,92s as the total
raised in four days effort. This
makes more than two-thirds OF the
total $4,000 which has been brought
in two-fifths OF the time limit.
Workers Thank The Times.
Cheers were given for The Wash
ington Times at the rally meeting
last night, and the report on the
progress of the campaign as printed
in The Times was read and accepted
for the official records.
The reports on yesterdays work
showed S7,162.5O accumulated in the
preceding twenty-four hours.
Patriotic demonstrations were the
big feature of the campaigners' rally
in the old parish hall on N street,
last night. One of the gifts was 500
in honor of Sergt Raphael S. Har-
rington, the first boy from the parish .
to go lover There" to help whip the
Kaiser. There were a number OF !
other gifts given as motive offerings
for the safe return of sons, brothers
and husbands from the war. Three
young men from the parish who are
now in training camp were present
in uniform, and stirring demon /
stration was made in their honor
Sentiments Accompany Gifts.
Some OF the sentiments which ac-
companied the contributions were: +
From John Hadley Doyle. secretary .
of the campaign organization. and /
Mrs. Doyle, gave $500 in cash "In ap-
probation of the esteem and sym
pathy shown by the parishioners OF
Holy Trinity" Charles ]. Wade and .
sisters from ST. Aloysius' parish gave
xI25 "in memory OF Father McDon-
neITs mother" A non-Catholic gave
$50 in honor of his wife who is r
Catholic but not a member OF Holy
Trinity parish.
As a number OF contributions have
come in from St Aloysius' parishion-
ers cheers were given last night for
st. AIoysius' parish And for SWAN
poodle"
Mrs. NJ ]. Ready and her team OF
workers captured the silk banner
awarded to the group bringing in the
largest amount in twenty-four hours.
The members Of this team are: Miss
Della Rhodes. Miss Helen Simpson.
Miss Katharine Griffin, Mrs. Robert
GeorgIous, Mrs. Samuel c. Hill, Mrs.
John Donovan, and Mrs. Louis Du-
Fief. This team collected $50.
The team captained by John d
Donovan took the silk banner for
the men bringing in the largest
amount, S5lO.
Standing of Teams.
The official report on the returns
made by the teams last night is as
follows:
women's Division-Team A, Mrs. II.
7. Brown, S29l.5O; Team Il. Mrs. Owen
J. Clarke, S21O: Team c. Miss Laura
G. Collins. S3S3; Team d, Miss Ger
truds r. ConIOn, S427; Team L. Mrs.
Catherine Dougherty, Si25: Team F.
Miss Ida Garrity, $500; Team 6, Miss
Mary X. HoriEan, Sj13; Team II, Miss
Mary X. KilIeen, 500; Team I, Miss
Katherine Mcdaniel. 1919; Team J,
Mrs. \. c Mcintyre. S23T; Team X,
Mrs. NJ. J. Ready, $50.
Mems DivisiOn-Team !, Patrick +.
Carr, S225: Team .. John y. Donovan,
$50: Team ,, 4. L. Farquhar, S4Ol:
Team 4. Joseph ". Freeman, 1855;
Team 3, J. Leo Kolb. SiI5; Team G,
John G. Rcckert, Si2J.
SUNNI y-ExcCutive committee,
$500: wonens total, Si.i71.5O: mems
total. $2,39l. the days complete total,
81, ,1G2 80: previously acknowledged,
S45, 765.5O; grand total TO date. Sj2.9 .92s.
Women's winning team. Mrs. VI. J.
Ready captain, $50; mems winning
team, John d. Donovan captain, $50.
Roll of Honor Enlarged.
The roll Of honor" was enlarged by
the addition Of these names. all OF
whom made contributions OF at least
500:
From the following. 5000 each-Mr.
and Mrs. John HadIey Doyle. Mr.. and
Mrs. John y. O'ReiIIy Alex 81. John &
Son, Or. John T. Ready, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel $ EdmonstOn, ST. and Thomas
Inscoe and family From Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Baker. $3.50: from Charles J.
Wade and sisters, the Cohan family.
and William l.. Malone, SI2J each
From the following. 500 each
Miss Irene 9. Dyer, Anthony Fen
nelly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.. Corn
ley, ST, Mary Lyddanc. Mr. and Mrs
George 4. Lcasurc. Ted" Sullivan.
Mrs Clara l. Stanton and sister.
James Lee, james VI Franz, Leo \.
Haller, Mr and Mrs. Fred Kettner and
family, Miss Alice J. I.ainc, Walter J.
Gross and family. Miss Helen Forrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Shcrrier. Miss
Sarah Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
ieamer Louise and Eugene Potter.
Ernest Bchm, Charles Mannfx, Mrs
Stanley Fischer, Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell. L. j. Murphy IL Co. Daniel
harrington and IA uiIy. Mrs. Laura
Fitting, Earl l.. Ready, John J.
O.hrien. Mrs, l. T. McCarty, John J.
Read, B"nnie DOwncy, Joseph A
Mattare and family. John H. MCINTYRE.
J. +. GavanaEh, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
l. Woodbridge, Misses Alice and
katherine Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Der
nard Shreve, Mr.. and Mrs W. \.
i"rstkamp, and Frank T. Scrrins.
SHIP OWNERS ACCUSED.
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