Evening star., 1922-04-13
HONOR VOLUNTEERS
IN NEAR EAST WORK
Exercises Held at Y, W. c. A.
to Award Certificates-Re-
turns Are Reported.

presented by Mrs. Cabot Stevens,
volunteer honorary director in the
District-for the past four years.
Rev. DR.. George F. Dudley. John B.
Larner reported returns from the
following teams in the recent empty
bowl campaign: Mrs. j. w. Frizzell.
District Federation Women's ClubsF
of Eighth Street Temple. $398.31; Miss
Louise King, Junior League. $134.17:
Mrs. Charles P. Neill, Christ Child
Society. $50.49: Mrs. Emma S. Shelton.
w. C. T: u, 1851; Mrs. Henrietta
s22s.o7, Mrs Frazier. Electa Chapter.
Q. E. s. s1s2.ss: Mrs. Longacre.
Seventh Day Adventists. s1S1.7S Mrs.
Hambley. Park Savings Bank. $126.11;
Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson. All Souls
Mrs. William R. Chamberlin. First
Congregational Church. 1924; Mrs
Holderby. Interior Department, 1856:
Mrs. Knowles. Grace Dodge and Gov
ernment Hotels, $2S5.50, with returns
made by individuals to. totaling, s4;-
ua1s, $3.4o4. Sunday schools. $5S5.4S,
and from various churches. s1.4SS.6S.
From special appeals through the
church field day" plan. there re-
suited in cash and .Ios pledges S!: so,ia0th IRON
Day Adventists. s302.17 Gunton-Tem-
Pile Presbyterian Church. $93225;
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church.
s30O93. st. Stephens. s1,237.39: Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. ST.
First Presbyterian Church, $731.97;
Epiphany p. E. Church, s341.4 Trim
ity P. E. Church, S164.76, making a
total of Ss.5ss.32. The complete total
from Lenten appeal being $l6.1S2.Sz.
Total Obtained Here.
The total thus far obtained on the
District quota of 100000 is; Cash
s1.253; pledges. $17.756.so: total of
sS34222S Mr.. Larner stated not
one dollar of gift money has ever
been drawn by him for expenses. the
operating expenses are met by gifts
to a special expense fund in New
York, and whereas originally there
was less than 1 per cent used ma
tionally for expenses, the past year
only per cent was expended, as per
report to Congress. This very low
the fact that, like Mrs. Stevens serv-
ices which have been wholly volun-
tary, without salary, all over the
country there are men and women
who serves without pay. although
nowhere Dies the organization record
an unpaid service so long continued
and valuable as that given by Mrs
Stevens"
Mr.. Larner appealed for intensive
efforts to complete the quota at once,
and DR.. Andrew NJ Brodie. national
representative, impressed upon the
audience the fact every day of de-
lay meant the actual death of inno-
cent children who could be saved by
Near East Relief workers If food was
made available. Hugh A. Thrift.
to make plans for the raising of
more funds and for the annual bundle
day for clothing, which will be early
in May.
Representing the national executive
committee of Near East Relief, Mrs.
service" to volunteers who had as
sisted her and to, heads of organiza-
tions, churches, clubs. schools which
had been cooperative during more
of Henry B. F. Macfarland, the in
corporator Of the organization. to
whom it owed much, Mrs. Stevens
designated certificate to be pre-
sented to Mrs. Mcfarland.
Certiflcates Presented,
To the District Commissioners and
others she presented certificates, as
Cuno II. Rudolph. James F. Oyster,
Harvey w. Wiley, NJ. D.; John B. Lar
ler. Hugh A. Thrift, Charles ]. Bell,
rudolph Jose, D. ]. Callahan, Charles
". Semmes. Eugene E. Thompson,
Charles F. Roberts, Frank r. Jeller,
Roland Robbins. Henry K. Bush.
Brown. Charles j. O'NeiIi, Prof.
Charles S. Collier. Carl A. Droop.
isaac Cans. J: S. Hambley. Robert
thomson, William II. Spicer, Paul
Frank Morrison, William F. GUIDE
Donald Woodward. George De Neal.
Sis1smund Kann. Lansburgh Broth
ers' Claude Woodward. George Har-
rs. John Newbold. A. Brylawski, A.
Lisner. Bishop Alfred G. Harding. DR..
George F. Dudley. Dr. Earl Wiifiey.
Dr.. Henry A. Tupper. Rt. Rev. c. +
Thomas. DR.. Charles Wood, DR.. James
p. Freeman. Rev. DR.. F. j. Grimke,
Dr.: e. A. Chappell. Rev. Jason n.
Taylor: DR.. Abram Simon. DR.. George
Diffenderfer, DR.. Harry Mitchell, Dr..
Bryan, Rev. T. C. Clark, DR.. John
Britton Clark, DR.. Bernard Braskamp,
Dr. James F. Kelly. F. S. Curtis, chief
clerk Navy Department; W. G. Platt,
chief clerk Interior Department.; T.
Lee Haden, chief clerk Interstate
Commerce.: Robert NJ Reese, chief
clerk Agricultural Department; John
e scoheld; chief clerk Department Of
ment Of State; E. w. Libbey. chief
Theodore W. Noyes, washington
evening Star; j. e. Rice, Washington
Herald; Edward B. Mclean, Wash
1ngton Post; Avery Marks, Washing
ton Times; to DIR. Frank w. Ballou,
for the public schools. and to the
National Cathedral School, Mount
Vernon Seminary. Trinity College,
Immaculate Seminary, Georgetown
Visitation Convent Holton-Arms
Gunston Hall, Friends School and
Chevy Chase schools.
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes, Mrs.
Charles ]. Bell, Mrs. Walter r. Tuck
erman, Mrs. James w. F'rizzelI. Mrs
Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs. John Her
vey Young. Mrs. Francis A. ST. Clair.
Mrs. Charles P. Neill, Mrs. Minerva
Keyes. Mrs. w. s. Abernethy, Mrs.
Richard Fay Jackson, Mrs. Wesley
Martin Stoner, Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann, Mrs. William H. King, Mrs.
James c. Cantrill, Mrs. Howard s.
wilkins. Mrs. Francis B. Moran, Mrs
John Reed. Mrs. George A. Kicker,
Mrs. John Hicks, Mrs: Emma s. Shell
ton, Mrs. Frank A. Fuller, Mrs. Milnor
r. Sullivan, Mrs. r. B. Lyon, Mrs. Lyl
man B. Swormstedt. Mrs. E. Nespit
Wright, Mrs. Mccarthy Hanger, Mrs.
George w. Stone, Mrs. o. L. Veerhoff,
Mrs. c. s. Longacre, Mrs. D. W. Chase,
Mrs. B. NJ. Manly. Mrs. D. C. Chace.
Mrs. George Rorke, Mrs. Laura Hold
efby, Mrs. Louis A. Abbott, Mrs. Lii
liam G. Knowles. Mrs. Edith Kale,
Mrs, Cora1ie Cooke, Mrs. e. B. Mack
all. Mrs. Henrietta Becker and Mrs.
Corinne NJ. Frazier
Miss Janet Richards. Miss Ruth Lar