Evening star., 1917-02-11
ST. AL0YS|US FUND
AT ONE-TH|RD MARK
Church Campaigners Make
Good Progress in Pledges
for New Building.

| Nearly one-third of the total of $780,
600 which it is proposed to raise had
| been pledged when the campaigners of
st. Aloysius Church made reports last
night at Gonzaga Hall on the second
day of.the eight-day campaign.
The money is to be used for the con-
struction of a new parochial and high
school for girls on the site at North Capt
tol and X streets, adjoining Gonzaga Col
lege. The campaigners set out to raise
one-thrd of the amount by today and
they lacked only few dollars.
Inc campaigners themselves We're
enthusiastic over the two-day show
ing. and those in charge praised them
mighty for the results. There was keen
rivalry among the thirty teams. twenty
OF women and ten of men, and all eX-
pressed confidence last night that the
full amount would be raised in the
schedule time
The total amount brought in yester-
day In cash and pledges to be paid dur
ing the next thirteen months was an
nounced as S12,755.35, bringing the to-
tai for the two days up to s32, ,O5O. So,
Which amount was Immediately regis
tered on the trip mileage of the gigantic
speedometer erected on the front of the
church. The speed hand was turned to
the days total.
The women's teams brought in a total
of SS.393.35. and the mems division re-
ported S3.702. The champion team of
the womens division. which was
awarded the silk banner for largest
amount collected during the previous
tWenty-four hours, was won by Team
X, Mrs. Maurice Sheehan captain which
reported S1,400. This team was given
an ovation when it made its report
capturing the banner from Team In
the mems division Team 4, J. i. Fuller
)r.' captain. reporting $1,000, carried
away the silk banner for the second
time.
Ihere will be a meeting of the cam
passners at the headquarters at 8 o'clock
tooay. when large number of addi-
tlonal prospects, mostly business men.
Will be distributed it was announced.
Names for Bronze Tablet.
The contributors of more than 500
who will have their names inscribed on
the bronze tablet to be placed in the
school We're announced as follows:
S1,oo0-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice j Shee-
han and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson Norris. a
memorial to their children.
S500-Mr. F. A. Sullivan, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Coppes, Peter Fersinger, Thorn
as A. Costello & Son.
s3oo-A friend of the Sisters of Notre
Dame.
5000. A. Lanahan. P. T. ODea and
family the Collins family.
s150-John ]. Allen.
S125-The Misses Brosnahan.
s100-John NJ. Barrett Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. OLeary, Miss Margaret A Lana
han. Mr. and Mrs. E. Scanlon. Patrick
Liston, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H Smith,
John T. S. Burns. Aloysius ]. Fealy,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. harrington, Dom
inic Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. T T.
Costello and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michalowitz, Stephen T. Walsh. Mrs. T.
NJ. Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Scanlon,
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Joseph E.
Langdale. in memory of J. w. Lang
dale. jr.; the Brodie family. a memorial
to Bartholomew P. Reardon by the
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Crow
ley. daughter: Crawford Brothers. Miss
ley, daughter: Crawford brothers, Miss
Teresa Butsch. Edward c. Saperton, jr. /;
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Casey. Miss Helen G.
Doherty, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Foley. in
memory of Ellen Foley: Mrs. Catherine
Costello Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
Hanlon, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Peck,
in memory of Walter F. Peck; Mrs
Nan Collins, in memory of Mr. and
Mrs. William Collins: Mrs. James Har-
rington, Mrs. Bessie Evans, A. T. Bros
nan, Bart J. Raedy, Mrs. A. Mulcahy
Timothy ]. Daley. in memory of o. T.
Daley; Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew
Berry, Miss Catherine Babbington. Mrs
Mary A. Reardon and Miss Teresa C.
Ryan.