Evening journal., 1921-09-22
NAMES WORKERS
FOR PLAY FUND
$4,000 Campaign Program
Outlined at Luncheon
| Today
BEGIN WORK ON
NEXT MONDAY

Team captains and workers who
will participate in the campaign next
week for $4,000 with which to
maintain and extend the Fairgrounds
maintained by the Wilmington Com
munity Service met in the club room
Of the Hotel DUPONT this afternoon
{ odiscuss plans for the drive.
Mrs. Donald S. Ashbrook. chair
man OF the women's committee for
the campaign, who called the meet
ing presided. More than fifty wo-
men and men were present. AZ
ter Mrs. >Ashbrook had explained the
general objects OF the campaign and
given some instructions as to its con-
duct. Charles f. Ernst, director Of
the Community Service, analyzed the
budget prepared for maintenance Of
the Fairgrounds, explaining II Item
. by item.
; A general discussion OF methods
: to be pursued in soliciting subscrip-
tions wa sengaged in. Mrs. Ashbrook
announced the names OF team cap
tains and workers thus far appoint
ed and organized. There Will be
still more captains and workers an
nounced later in the week. Those
named today were as follows. the
team captain being given first;
Mrs. william c. SpealSman, Mrs.
H. A. Piper. Mrs. W. A. speakman.
Mrs. w. B. Butler, Mrs. Harriet
Hammond, Mrs. II. G. Chickering,
Mrs. T. II. Davis, Mrs. Harold
schutt. Mrs. Harold Kingsbury, Mrs,
Fred Blatz, Mrs. Harrison Howell.
Washington Heights Century Club
Team-Mrs. J. A. Wickersham
Mrs. c. Williams. Mrs. Carroll w
Grlmth, Mrs. Harry b. Donaldson
Miss Adelaide Shippers. Mrs. James
p. Stroud. Mrs. Graham Taggart.
Insurance Team-Frank Hughes
captain.
Kiwanis Club Team-James E
Stein.
Rotary Club Team-Josiah Mar
vel
Organized Iabor-Robert W
Kramer. John c. saylor, Arnold J
Stewart, Jr., Ray II. Miles, c. NJ
Ralston. Walter ]. Outten.
Chamber OF Commerce-A. d
Warner, Jr., Robert c. Collins, Johr
, Hayes, Jr.
Ursuline Academy-Mrs. Florenc'
Kirby
Du Pont Company - Charles A
Patterson.
Hercules Powder Company - r
NJ. M'Adams.
3 Mrs. A. X. Smith. Mrs. r. T. Hutt
, Miss Grace Lewis. Mrs. Fred Lang
Mrs India T. Mum. Mrs. Edwari
/ Lilligan. Mrs. Alfred Kelly.
other team captains announces
: we-e Mrs. carlton T. Brigham, Mrs
b Elwood c. Killen. Mrs. F. S. South
b ern. Mrs. E. c. Whitley. Mrs. Fran
d L. Boynton. Mrs. Clarence c. Killer
; r. NJ. McAdams. Hercules.
; Among workers announced wer
= the following:
t Mrs. William Stanair, A. p. Va
p Gelder. Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rumford. Mrs
; John p. Nields, DR.. Harrison W
; Howell. William Herbert lands
r Mrs f. w. Booth, Miss Elizabetl
3 Bullock. Mrs. C. n. Davis. Mrs. II
W. Hanker, Mrs. Henry Hopes
Mrs X. A. Horn, Mrs. c. f. King
Mrs George r. King. Miss Marthl
Long. Mrs. Browning Marean, Mrs
7 Harry A. Piper. Mrs f. /. Rice
Mrs G.. b. Street. Mrs. p. Henr
stover. Mrs. Ralph saltman, Mrs A
X. Smith. Mrs. y. X. Warner. Mrs
8 Henderson Weir. Mrs. I. lP. Wicker
a sham. Mrs Charles Kurtz. Mrs. G
- W. Dorsey, Miss Sara Chichester
I Mrs. Frank Garrett. Mrs. ]. II. Har
81 mon. Mrs. J. Lawrence Jones. Mis-
p Mildred E. Mullin, Mrs. Reba {
- Ryan. Miss Alice Satterthwaite. Mr.
e r. W. Tomlinson. Miss Esthe
- Wilson.
The Girls Athletic Club OF Clay
e ton Neighborhood Association me
p in the Union Fire House last even
p ing and elected the followin
e. officers: Ruth Ley. president; Mar
n ian Toulson. vice-president; Eliza
% beth Purnell. secretary; Myrtl
70 Carter. treasurer. Mrs +. l.. HAS
% lett is play leader.
A program OF athletics and dra
10 matics for the winter was discusse,
T. Field hockey. It was decided. will b
q the first OF the fall sports. Hocke
B. Is being taken up by all the girl
groups Of the neighborhood assC
- Citations.
The girls voted to go to Beavs
: valley Camp for a Halloween part
e October 12.
Mrs. Florence L. Warren, pres
dent OF the Fourth and Pine Neigl
borhood Association, says that "whe
n the Community Service brought
few OF our folks together last d,
cember to arrange for a neighboi
hood Christmas Tree we all thougl
IL couldn't be done. But we did
I and have been doing things eve
\ since to provide wholesome play n
terests for the children of our neigh
borhood.
n we have just moved int our ow
g neighborhood house and are read
n for a buster winter even than lai
r year" she adds. THE unemploy
y ment situation makes our work NOR
u important than ever and we eel
y tainly need Community Service"
!. ASK CITY AID In