The Washington herald., 1922-11-12
MEMBER DRIVE
OF TERIuILHY
NEARSl,O0OCO GOAL
Tonge Captain of Team
In Lead Contest Ends
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Unoficial reports by the COM
mittee in charge OF the Terminal
r. r, Y. NJ. c. A. campaign for
1000 nnembers last night indicated
their goal had been more than
reached by about 100. Final re-
suit Of their ten days efforts will
be known tomorrow, when George
II. Winslow. executive chairman,
will make a recount.
Much interest was manifested at
their headquarters In the east end
of Union Station, while the team
captains were making their re-
ports. The drive was conducted
with two divisions. known as the
"f1le line and Sky line" in
charge Of j., II. Tonge and c. r.
Kohlerman. respectively. Both
were running close. with Tonge
holding an edge. Kohlerman's
hackers, however. averred' that his
lead would be overcome when all
reports were in.
(, A novelty featuring the cam
paign work was operation of a
chart, with rails. which told each
DAVIS efforts on the part of the
team captains. Announcement was
made by W. W. Tenney, physical
director there will be ample space
tn accommodate the increased
membership. The hour from to
o'clock each afternoon VIII De
turned over to business men. New
equipment will be installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Deal. SIS
II street northeast, spent the week.
end at their country home at Bar
stow. Md.
The revival services held In DOUG
las Memorial NJ. F.. Church. EleV-
entb and II streets northeast. will
be continued this week under aus
pices Of the Epworth League. Miss
A. Appel. president, urges large
attendance.
Announcement has been made OF
a bazaar by lexington Presbyte-
rian Church. North Capitol street
northeast, December 5 and 6.
A meeting of the Junior Mis-
sionary Society OF Epworth M E.
Church, Thirteenth street Snd
North Carolina avenue northeast.
was held at p. m. yesterday.
Joint committees of the John
Burroughs Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion and the Rhode Island Citizens
Association are arranging for dedi-
catory exercises of the John Bur-
roughs School December Z. The
following have been named from
the parent-teacher organization:
Mrs. ]. f. Robertson. chairman; Mrs.
A. T. Clayton. Mrs. NJ. II. Core,
Mrs. ]. Z. Hefty, Mrs. ]. A. Adrian,
Mrs. ]. A. oliver, Mrs. ]. NJ. Cas-
tell, Mrs W. E. Rabenhorst, Mrs.
n. J. Brumbaugh and Mrs. T. NJ.
Baldwin.
Mrs. L. E. Diggins. 645 Sixth
street northeast. is taking course
in economics at the Research Uni
versity.
w. T. S. Rollins. postal savings
department, is in the city for the
winter, vacating his summer home
at Rrchie. Md. the first of the
month. He has located at 637 Sixth
street northeast.
Mrs. w. Boyer, 107 + street
northeast, returned from trip to
Reading and Boyertown, Fa., where
she visited relatives and friends.
Isaac Naroessenfeld. 71S Sixth
street northeast. entertained a par
ty of friends at cards at his home.
Luncheon was served. Those prcs-
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sher-
by, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen, Mr..
and Mrs r. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Filser.
Miss Anna Tignor. Highland
Park. Va, visited Mrs. J. A. Enos.
219 street northeast.
Goldie o. Wines was elected a
member of the Northeast Citizens
Association. held in Masonic Tenn
pie. Eighth and F streets north
east. Friday evening.
The following were elected OFF,
GERS or the StuOenI tONeTHlhs Az
sociation of Trinity College, Brook
land: Miss Helen Ormond, presi-
dent: Miss Helen Kelly, vice pres
ident: Miss Katherine Driscoll, sec
retary; Miss Margaret Brand.
treasurer. These will cooperate
with the administrative committee
of the iratitution in the S1.OOO.OO0
campaign for school expansion.
Clifford Jameson, 209 Thirteenth
street northeast, returned from
Minnesota, where he was engaged
in political campaign.
Ira Carter. Richmond. Va. re-
turned home after weeks visit
to Mrs. J. A. Enos, 219 street
northeast.
Soliciting the support of the Eek
ington- Emory Parent-Teachers' Asso-
citation at their meeting Friday. Judge
Katherine Sellers of the Juvenile
Court outlined proposed legislation
that would increase the scope and
effectiveness of the court under her
supervision.
Judge Sellers emphasized the bene-
fits which would result from the ad-
dition Of the chancery to the criminal