The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25
1ETREAI CAMPAIGN
HITS HALFWAY Mack
Nles Grucss ArrDts Cf1ccrci Hearts of
Workers Yesterday With $4,000
Contribution.
NOW FOR A GREAT FINISH.
Vkirhnpond should Give Campaign
Workers Big support Monday Ia
Order to ASSURE Ultimate Success
Of Movement

One gift of s2,k00 and another OF
81 900, with twenty-five contributions
ranging from t1oa TO $500, brought
the Saturday totai in ~ campaign
fer $4,000 for new building for
~ pe.rcat FOR the Sick Just past the
10000 mark, AMI gave new totals
for The day as follows;
Reported at noon luncheon $40. l6o. IS
Previously announced .... s3 4s7.45
Total at / p NJ. ........ s7s.sbsll
Ana by evening informal reports
from three team captains. each OF
whom had secured $500 pledge dur
Ing the afternoon put tho "unof-
fciai' total over the $4,000 mark.
The fund had passed the halfway
mark.
A Fair Start On Monday,
I'VE needed TO pass half way to-
day TO give us fair start on Mon
day morning" announced Mrs. John
n IlKhtfoot, chairman of the build
ing committee, as she closed her desk
with a sigh OF relief. and started for
home.
Remember, there are less worthy
Sunday occupations than boosting
Richmond's oldest hospital" was
Chairman w Oprenhimer's parting
Injunction at the close OF the lunch
con.
Large Spcrfal Gifts
Among the special gifts reported
yesterday were:
NJ l. Anderson, $1,000: James H
Doolev. $500; DR. w w Dunn. $500.
4. B. Addison. $500: Coleman
workman. $3.50: Mr. and Mrs John
stewart Bryan. t2so, A. l. Halves.
$3.50.
The remnant for the high team re-
port for the day was awarded yester-
fay TO Team TIL. of WHICH Mrs James
o. Scott is captain, on = report OF
1898. Mrs Scott's team defeated DR..
Fred Hodges Team for the pennant
by bare $50 The ave high teAmS
for the week. on the totals made up
after yesterdays luncheon. were as
follows:
Team 6. DR. Fred Hodges. captain,
s7sse: Team TIL, Mrs. James o.
Scott. 1876: Team Y. Mrs A, I.
Streus. ss.s07s0: Team ]. Mrs. l. Fl.
jenkins 1860; Team w. Mrs. W T.
Oppenhimcr $3293.
Work Of tiae Tennns-
The detailed team report for zee
terday-the sixth day OF the cam
paign--was as follows:
"Ded" Div1sion-Mrs. John d.
Iightroot, secretary Team No. !, Or.
J. r. Blair. captain, 1927 No. 2. w.
,o,nt CAPTAINS s2so: No. 3. Jesse
Harris SIS: No. 4, DR.. r J. Moseley.
J- Io2; No s, DR., St. Julian OPP
penhimer s7I0: No.. 6. DIR. Fred
Hodges $500: No. III. Fl. Walden.
si2o.
"whi,e" pfviaon--Mrs Thomas
Nc~ahe. secretary, Team A, Mrs g.
II Remiss. SO; Team p, Mrs. 8. NJ
bishop. 1888; Team c graduate
nurses Miss Mary Bragg, captain.
& sIoa: Team p. Mrs Christian II.
Dies Portes, no report; Team r. Miss
Harriet Downtain and Mrs. A. l.
Hennn $50; Team j. Mrs. l.. Fl. Jen-
hins. s2o4: Team K. Mrs. william
Russoll Jones $3.50
"Biue" Divislon-Mrs ]. Pryor
Davis. secretary. Teams I'm. Mrs.
Robert J.. Kern and Mrs Sarah Lamp
Kin Joint captains s6s4l; Team p.
Mrs G. r. Norman. s27: Team r.
Miss Mary Norwood, s51 Team s.
Mrs Ivanhoe Sclater. s220.75; Team
TIL Mrs ] o. Scott 1896; Team T-2,
Mrs W Creed Davis $50: Team W,
Mr.. w r. Oppenhimer, ss4s; Team.
Y, Mrs A, I. Straus, no report; Team
2. Mrs w e Buford $3.50.
Contributions % 500, reported yes
-erdav were as follows
Adn'~1 D0l. NJ G Branch wilkin-
so~ ""'t''ar0s @ Feoi Inc. James
Fo~ g So J Tavler r'lyson Samuel
w Travers. Mrs. Scott Parrish,
Henry W. Anderson. l.. H. Jenkins
nd Georg" Bryan.
''''Ne~ rfherf Pollock. G.. b,
Richardson. Timberlake, Oliver
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