Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-23
BRILLIANT EVENT
At CARVEL HALL
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tcontsnped From paxe ~
aiis.os, Sfi.ss Elizabeth Maniora, Miss
~ Muntord Mrs y. II Green. Mrs
II II Burns, Mrs valiant NIr Vail
mi Ar Gordon Valiant Miss Fay
4eSen. MIS- Iheobala. Miss Nasy d
aasla,ier, Miss Esther stone Mrs Al.
phauAo Stnifh, Nrs keester Ars
sui. ii Marie Brook Miss Flisa-
an STOLE Niss Caroline Stet!t y
page Mrs Oliver E'ursi~ alrs Hill
Mrs I.etIler Mrs Seel9g Mrs VII
ian Gardiner Mrs \, r.sl.osa Mrs
soe. ltr Cues MIS- Anne Caes
Miss Polly Moron, tiehafii Morton
Mf fisgasan, I)r CarpsattF ~
AetGe llqlladay Miss clark SON. Mrs
tllen Miss Nancy Walton Mrs ] q
stiei irtis0a )minander ] @ Rich
lanls0n, Mrs. Gray Miss Jnla DOW
md Mss Halle Gray
Pr Carpenter chairman of me Rec
ross Home service for Anne Arun-
Tel county made brief address set
ing forth the nature OF the local work
tlong this line and making All earnest
appeal for workers
lsr. darpenter's Address
IF Carpenter spoke as follows
ION The eve Of The annual Roll Call
u Is a great satisfaction IL see sd
many people Wiling TO come here fol
an entertainment in the interest Of the
Red Cross | feel sure We can count
IN every one of you for membership
dues OF $1Q0 this year / wish Il
make j special appeal however. To-
something that counts more thar
money. and that is your personal el
forts as a worker during the peri /,
assigned for the Roll Call from Nov
embIr 18th 70 24fh inclusive Thi
does not mean thaat ain asking yor
~ give up every day during his per
iod, DNt only i smaM part Of gput
iale.
There are i've important mmif
tees rsauiriag h large number q
workers One Is the membership
.eomnitte and the other Is the bo0tl
committee This year. he member
ship committee will eonfine IFS effort
q 4 notification Of members who rig
isfered last wear and make d parlia
aavass Of the community That
| laye Esen 50 many drives and can
asses for local and general charities
hat ID is not only diftiouH TO obtaif
canvassers. bur 10 secure he interest
II the sanvassed Experience la.
shown however that 4 eertais
lmoun u this mus be dnp AMI NC
must have volunteers for this thank
lees duty The booth work Will be
conducted for one week Only ii gari
oua strategic parts Of t,it City Nlier
the public gather Volunteers art
needed who are willing u give up I
whole or part-of a day Al { booth
There Will DC one s9g DIS 10 re
eeiy small or iarse antributions II
respective Of membership Here
agaia 8 4 splendid opportunity u
serve as q volunteer worker.
Tie Publicity Chairman has in
mediate need for volunteers KS piac.
he various posters and literature
hroIghout the cts aud county Those
sho can give Whole " part Of Il day
With their automobile vii materially
aia ii helping tbs cause
a great manly wcatiar nefW hat lib
/ 4
war h oser, why thu Res eros aeadS
funds Cer'aa war az Ie 3
reaset when the arnts;isp va il,
Jared. but he national lisf work III
the cause OF humanity must eontians
As We look out upon the poor ola
world today aud know the condition
Iin Poland and Transylvana. ii Is
hardly necessary to present further
argument The report 81 tie M
tionsl Red Cross Tor the past year
gives in detail wlaat has been aceonl-
plished MAJ ass you 10 take a cory
hoHle and read At ali. Your leisure
There are hose whti are perhaps rot
Interested ii iris national WorK.
hose who would like to hear og whas
We are doing laeally The repor, 81
The Hoae Service executive secretary
shows that she made 1929 military
and relief visits. and that zoo cases Of
vocational training, war risk settle
inents and employment secured were
handled Since the war this has been
the crying need of every locality, anil
for tho comlag year the Red Cross 81
emphasizing as work Then We have
Tie report og The Public Health Nurse
SO percent OF whose salary the Red
Cross pays This nurse made $685.
visits, attended 705 cases al chill
dren's welfare clinic. 669 eases Of 4.
D. Clinic aud S. eases of T. b, and