Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
TO REPEAT
APPEAL OF HOOVER
More Than $4,000 Already
Received at Headquarters
of European Relief.

washington ministers today will tell
their congregations Of Herbert
Hooyer's appeal through the European
Eelief Council for s33.ooo.oo0 to fur
nish relief to $4,000 children-in' CEN
trail and eastern Europe
Although personal solicitation will
MT start until December II, more
than 81 900 has been received at head
quarters in the Homer building, Iotn
and F streets northwest, to date. with
the Cooperation of the clergy at tnelr
services today marked progrese IN the
collections is to be- Effected Defore
the campaign officially opens.
Christmas week will be devoted TO
concentrating all efforts on the or
ganization of teams to canvass sfVers
to past drives and volunteers are
wanted to assist. A general meeting
of all team captains and their work
ers will be held at heaoquar
Thursday at 1880 pm
Christmas eve and Christmas night
will be observed by Community Serv-
ice. Inc. Carol singing viii be nearo IN
all sections of the city, twenty auto
trucks being employed in Transporting
the singers to the various points
Henry F. B1rt. Community Service d.
rector, and Charles S. NeHserd. ~,
rector of Community Service. Will
esses are Mrs. Newton D. Baker, MIS-
William Hamilton Bayly, PRESIDENT OF
the Y w. c.. A., and Mrs. george
Eustis The Walter Reed quartet mas
been invited to take part through -
Austin Taylor. entertainment director
for the Red Cross at the hospital
Mr.. Burt announces that rehearsal
will be held Tuesday night at in the
Community Service building, 91S 10th
street northwest.
Example to Others.
Setting an example to others SINH
larly engaged in organizations. the
women and girls of the Potomac Div1-
sion, = American Red Cross. have
pledged themselves to have at least
two children as invisible guests" at
Christmas dinner. Those who have
subscribed to the fund are Gertrude
Carley, Frances Hollingsworth, Amy
l. Van Ripper, Catherine Cody. Marion
Giusta, Nell Mace. Claudia Swami,
Marie Farrell, Ida B. Robinson, Louise
IS. Cross. Aimee Smith, Dorothy v.
Kahn, Anne Mcintosh, K F. Bristol
Lillian Kemper. Lucia Parker. Eliza
beth Ketner, Margaret ouigley. Mar
raret Hil1egeist, Marie Hatcher, Ade-
laide Baumgarten, Edith Spray. Ruth
Ffnney. Ruth Jones, Loomis Logan.
Merry. Ruth McKeIway, Louise
Hooper, Bertha Kruss. Ellen NJ. Rugg,
Juanita De q. Humphrey. Margaret
Treadway, Hilda Guigon, Mary Man.
gan Lucy Holloway. Agnes O'Malley.
E. Lishtbown. Jean T. Dillon. Mar
guerite McAllister. Anna NJ. Krauss
and limo ". Meyers. 80 =.
Meetings of the executive committee
will be held tomorrow. Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Hotel Burlington at
1880 pm.
Executive Committee Named.
Rev. Paul Confff of St. Aloysius
Church and president of Gonzaga Col
1ege and P. ]. Callan of the Washing
ton Lodge of Elks have accepted posi-
tons on the executive committee.
Other members of this body. of which
Arthur c. Moses is chairman, are ".
T. Hanford. Robert N. Harper and
Thomas Bradley vice chairmmen;
Mrs. w. h Bayly. A E. Berry, Mabel
z. Soasdman. Mrs. Thomas Bradley.
Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke. T. Janney
Brown. FRS. Arthur Billiard. Mrs.
CHARLES d. Cate. NJ. o. Chance. Rich
ard C. De Wolf, John Dolph. Thomas
J. Donovan. Orvi1le B. Drown, John J..
Dudley, Horace Dulin, T. c. Dublin.
Miss Elizabeth Eastman. Fenton