Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
URGES VIRGINIA TO HELP
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
Governor Davis Issues Proclamation
for Home Service Fund
Campaign.
PLAN BIG SUNDAY MEETING
Rally to BE Held at City Auditorium.
Odd Fellows Pledge Support at
Convention - Women Arranging
"Doughnut Day"

Governor WcstmorcIand Davis yes
tcrdaY ISSUED an appeal in the form
OF NirG inia to give their liberal sup
port to the Salvation Army home ser
z In his proclamation he said that the
campaign rs cause worthy of the
confidence and liberal support OF tho
people Of Virginia."
THIS proclamation was issued at the
same time AN announcement came from
Mrs. j. st. George BRYAN. chairman OF
the "oinan'S organ ton for the cam
YpaiGn: IN Richmond. that Friday. May
~: ~; VII he known as "Doughnut Day"
baked here, viii be sold by the wo-
men of Richmond ou that day, the
proceeds 10 go toward The Salvation
is expected to raise 500, 900 for the
campaign. $4,000 Of which is to be
used "a The erection az permanent
home for tho Salvation Army here. the
majority OF which viii be spent OK
cius'ycly IN the Richmond district for
rehct work, Nirginia's quota has been
fixed at 100000.
Meeting on Friday.
Jaquciin T.. Taylor. city chairman.
announced yesterday that the city COM
niitse would meet at o'clock i'rlday
conference before the opening Of the
campaisn on May ~. Arrangements
". Mcdonald Lee, state director,
ana Attorney General john Il. Saun-
noon addressed the delegates OF the
t,ani a. lodse Of DAD FsiIGws in session
uouneemen, Of the coming campaign
~ Director Lee TO the odd Fellows
VAS greeted win much enthusiasm.
"nd after Mr.. Lee had given /, shori
'alk explaining the purposes OF the
drive. Grand Master Guy 7. Homer
declared mat he felt II the duty Of
c|cry man present to get behind the
salvation Army campaign. Following
q motion that every member return 70
the work there. standing vote was
taken. which VAS unanimous. A,;or-
neH-Gcncral Saunders spolec for few
moments, and America" sung.
Mnns-Mcetins sunday.
Alvin smith. John G.. Good. and
Iamcs j. Pollard. members OF the fea-
lures committee for the campaign, are
arranging a big celebration next sun
day Afternoon at the CITY Auditorium
as the opening event OF the drive
Speakers. music and features are being
;'rransed' ana monster attendance
- expected.
Mrs. Bryan, chairman OF the women's
%"inmittee last night announced a
be attended by heads OF every wonan's
organization in the city. Tne confer
"ncc VIII take place at the city head
quarters. Eleventh and Bank Streets
rector S i;ee are ioit Eas, Man street.
Mrs G ID. McAd.ns. OF Housewives
Ne Ne. ( /. L 5:S; o. wem.ns Club.
Mrs. Thomas Gardner. Of Gla,er Park
Miss Lucy Mu.ou. Of Equal Suffrage
Mrs A oFpin OF wOman's club of High
ME.,,: I'd Williams. OF National L..ru.
da ' oao!.a W VI naa. 9? su Xss!a. A''oe'
Mrs. s;SaT; MlchsS1. Q; RitS;nOnd Kin
Nfs Thom4s' Whee.vrlEh;. OF James
Mr.. { IS wsIty.d. Of Bell Bryan Day
Mrs.;. J. Gordon Smith. OF Girls Auxiliary
Wr:. 4 i. Garc.n OF St, John. Circle.
NJ: Hsf e MS: 1ss 81 81 Sss. ss:.
Nh IL: h, spiers, Q, Federation OF Moth
NJ i /; H I.2sy,; Of s.; HHd. ;;,n club.
Mrs. 3; Z rOone, OF woia4n's Club of
Mrs, chsries whi,Iock. OF Young women.
n Ne 8 q s M$lsdssh OF society Q,
. M5f lane, Leven,on. Of R.se3.h As
MT., Jane Levsnsoa. Desre. of poe.-
Mr.; J. ", BlnnS. Woman. Benent AS
Mrs. oarnei Bowden. OF Locomotive En-
Girls. '''
Mrs. r. ID. Williams. OF Musicians Club
Mrs. John =. Robertson. OF Forces, HlI
Mrs Henry W!ckhan. OF woman's E1-
Mrs. J. T. Jooson. Of sOcia! s.rv!c. Fed
Grafton.
Miss Lambert, o: Richmond Nurses Club
Girl Scouts-Mss Eva Hewlett. Troop .
Miss Hazel Shacklcford, Troop 81 Miss
Hannah Enslcberg, Troop 5.
Mrs. Robert Beverly. OF Southern Ascot
aton OF College Women.
Mrs John Murphy. OF Catholic womans
Miss Minnie Jones. Business wom.n's
Mss Virginia Turnase. s,enorraph.rs
Mrs. J. Ecakc. OF Home for Incurablcs
Mrs. c. 6 Saterwhite, o, Womcn's Pro
nibitiOD Club Of America
Mrs a j. Montague OF Daughters OF
ccnfedcraCy. W
Mrs q. r W Kern. War Camp Com.
Mrs j.. 4. Hodges. National Committee