Evening journal., 1921-09-20
FAIRGROUNDS
gain IN FAVOR
Mayors Committee of 100 to
Aid Fund Raising Cam
paign, Announced
NOW ORGANIZING
TEAMS AND WORKERS


those who comprise Mayor Harvey's
Committee OF One Hundred, which
is to assist In the campaign next
week to raise $4,000 for the play
grounds maintained throughout the
city by the Wilmington Community
Service.
Names Of team captains and teams
are expected to be made public soon
They are now being named and or
ganized for the work expected OF
them. Preparations for the lunch
eon-meeting next Monday which will
signalize the opening OF the cam
paign were being made today at the
headquarters Of the Community
Service, room 2054 dupont Building.
Lists Of prospective team workers
were being compiled and calls made
to find II they would serve.
There has been a most gratifying
response TO the call" said Charles F.
I Ernst. director OF the service, and
we shall have fully as many active
teams OF workers as last year. In
fact. we have found that the play
grounds and playground idea have
grown much in popular favor, and
that scores Of men and women who
last season would have taken rela-
lively little interest in providing play
places for the city's children now are
most enthusiastic over them"
The address OF Ernest L. Tustin,
director OF the Department Of Well
fare Of Philadelphia. at the lunch
eon-meeting next Monday, is looked
forward TO with much interest. It is
believed he will provide many ideas
worth consideration. The following
statement relative to the Community
Service has been made by Thomas
NJ. Monaghan. president Of the Madi-
son Neighborhood Association:
Community Service kept our
playground at Third and Madison
streets open all last winter and spring
under a we'll trained leader. They
brought US together and helped us
give our children a real neighbor-
hood Christmas Tree.
I'VE have been doing similar
things ever since. Our Neighbor-
hood Association is working TO turn
an old building on the playground
into a suitable neighborhood center
for the children during the winter
months. We need the continued
/ assistance OF Community Service"
. Committee of One Hundred.
The complete list OF Mayor Har-
vey's committee OF one hundred
given alphabetically. Is as follows:
DR.. Julian Adair. the Rev. George
, Allison. Mrs. Donald S. Ashbrook
Mrs. John Bancroft, William p
, Bancroft. W. II. Beacon. the Rev
Robert Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. william
lC. Blatz. Mrs. Frank S. Boynton
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst Mrs
, Douglas Buck, william T. Budd
/, George Carter. Bishop Philip Cook
:, william z. Corey, Charles F. curley
, James A. Draper. Matthew Domi
nick. Miss Amy DUPONT, Mrs. II. Cole
man dupont. r. f. DUPONT f
. DUPONT. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Feli'
: dupont. Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee dupont
Lammot DUPONT, Mrs. r. Paul du
j. Pont. Mr.. and Mrs Pierre S. dupont
Senator T. Coleman DUPONT, VIII
liam dupont, Mrs. ]. II. Faber. Pete
J. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Gar
rett. Mrs. James n. Ginns. JohI
lGovatos, John p. Grant. Charles r
Gray. Judge George Gray. John P
Grimths.
Mrs. Garrett J. Hart. Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar M. Hopes. Jr.. DIT. and Mrs
Harrison W. Howell. Peter T. Horty
a Philip II. Hortz. Mrs. J. Montietl
. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c
o Kinen. Robert W Kramer. Josepl
n II. Martin. Josiah Marvel Judg
A David T. Marvel. f. r. Mack. VIII
e liam +. Metten, George B. Miller
Il Bishop John ]. Monaghan, Thoma
d M. Monaghan. John T. MaGee. Johi
]. McGovern, James b. McManus
II Mrs. f. T. Negendank, Mrs. John
r Nields.
& Clarence ]. Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs
r Charles A. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs
II Charles L. Patterson. Mrs. Rober
Pennington. F. X. Reybold. Mrs. Rob
ert II. Richards. DR.. Albert Robin
D Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rumford. Mrs. Ralpl
4 saltzman. John c. Savior. Mr.. an
7. Mrs. Harlan G. Scott. Henry p. Scott
3. James f. Stein. Fred W. Stierle. Ell
= wood Souder, David Snellenburf
e Willard Speakman, Mrs. Ethel Bal
Il Stanair. the Rev. DR.. John W. +
e Sumwalt.
n Former Mayor william G. Taylor
@ Mrs. Henry B. Thompson, DR.. Rober
a Tomlinson, William II. Todd, Mrl
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