The Washington times., 1922-11-14
RESPONSE BIC
To RED CROSS
ANNUAL CALL
Committees in Charge Of City
and Suburban Booths Are
Announced.


And Washington people are re-
spending literally. according To re-
ports received today at l4l4 + street
northwest, headquarters for the
sixth annual roll call OF the Ameri'
can Red Cross.
Scores OF Washington women are
leaving their homes and sacrificing
social engagements to do their bit
at tables i'm hotel ana theater lob.
bios where passersby are asked to
contribute a dollar for the Red
Cross.
Posters Tell Story.
The posters and pictures dis.
played about the tables and booths
rctell the story Of the Red Cross.
II is already known I'd everyone.
Hourly reports are made TO head
quarters where John II. Clapp
chairman, is constantly on duty
with his staff OF assistants.
The headquarters committee is
composed OF Miss Mabel T.. Board
man. chairman; Mrs. Frank +.
Fletcher, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Martha Spencer, assistant chairman
of supplies; Miss Alice Clapp. di.
rector of supplies; Mrs. NJ. Cham.
berlain, Mrs. Allen Lord. Mrs. g..
Leland and Mrs. l.. Wolf
Mrs. Theodore w. Richards, sec.
rctary Of the District Chapter of
the Red Cross and secretary OF the
sixth annual roll call committee. to-
day announced the complete list Of
booths and their attendants as fol
lows:
Business Locations.
IIotels-New Willard, In charge
of the canteen section during the
day and the clerical corps in the
evening; Washington hotel, in
charge of Calvary Baptist Church,
Mrs. Mossel, chairman; Wardman
Park hotel, the canteen corps; Shore
ham hotel. the canteen corps:
Powhatan hotel, Miss Ruth and
the Girls Club in charge.
Theaters-keith's, Mrs. Martha
Spencer: Palace theater. Mrs. Eliza.
beth Woodward; Cosmos. Wilmer
Hospital; Polls, a group of volun.
tcers; Rialto. Miss Petty and
friends: Columbia. Miss Ruth and
volunteers. Other thcaters refused
to permit location or Red Cross
booths i'm their lobbies.
Department stores-Kann's, in
charge Of Mrs. Mary Henvey. OF
the Pincy Branch auxiliary: Palais
Royal. volunteers: Goldenberg's Mrs.
G. Campbell: Dulin and Martins,
the Foundry Methodist Church
uith M,I
chairman.
School Groups.
Public school pupils will enroll
with the supervisors OF their re-
spcctive districts.
Cathedral School for Girls. Miss
Van Gundy in charge: Cathedral
School for Boys. Miss Dougnl in
charge: Miss Eastmans School.
Miss NJ. Eastman i'm charge: Guns.
ton Hall. Miss Steeger In charge.
Federal-American National Bank.
Mrs. NJ. H. Record. Mrs. J. A. JEFF.
fers and Mrs. C.. II. Forster: Ameri.
can Security and Trust Company,
Colonial Danes Auxiliary, Miss
Sophie Casey in charge. assisted by
Miss Armant. Mrs. Marcus Benja-
min and Mrs. Ida Bowie Mcmahon:
Commercial National Bank, Epiph.
any Church Auxiliary: District Ma.
tional Bank. Mrs. Isaac Cans and
All Souls Unitarian Auxiliary; Du.
pont National, Mrs. Dunlop. Of the
Needlework Guild: Georgetown
hanks, Miss f. Matthews and Miss
Dougal, OF the Georgetown Auxil-
larry: Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Mrs. l.. r. Swormstedt
and the ladies Of the Woman's City
Club. and Mrs. Eaton, Of the Pet
worth Auxiliary. will be ip charge
of the booth OF the Merchants
Bank and Trust Company.
Mrs. Percival Dodge will he in
charge Of the booth at the Munsey
Trust Company; Franklin National
Bank. Mrs. l.. F. Schenecke ebier;
Second National Bank. Mrs. Evarts,
OF the Church of Our Father; Riggs
National. Mrs. Albert Gleaves, as.
sisted by Mrs. Roy Tuttle. Mrs.
Louis McGill. Mrs. Richard Har.
low. Mrs. Black and Mrs. Frank
Hill.
In The Suburbs. ,
Suburban booths will be conducted
as follows:
Piney Branch. Brightwood and
Chevy Chase. Mrs. Wilmer Latimer:
Takoma Park, Mrs. Milton Whitney;
Allies Inn, Mrs. Walter Findley;
Senate Office building Miss Grace
tIileman: Stoneleigh Court, Miss
Padelford: Bellevue Lunch. Mrs.
Wells; Copper Bowl, Mrs. Fishback;
Government Hotels. Mrs. Woodward: (:
Monmouth Hotel. Mrs. Edward
Fisher; Naval Hospital and Wash.
ington Barracks, Mr.. Davis.
The Overseas League has detailed
the following as volunteers at large
for the roll call: -- Miss Margaret
Lambie. Mics Dorothea Donvs. Miss
Alma NJ Winnimeham. Miss E.heI
Rosenfeld. Miss Ethel Wynne, Miss
Marguerite Godsnv. Miss Caroline
Hendricks and Miss Marie Fisher.
Other volunteers at large include
Mrs. Helen w. Clark, Mrs NJ. Lynch,
Mrs. Estelle Bayne. Mrs. c. r.
McVey. Miss II. Won Culim. Mrs.
Charles s. Groves. Mrs. Katherine
Nagle and Miss Mary HAGEN.
Expect Payday Boom.
One hundred per cent enrollments
In the sixth annual roll call OF the
District Chapter. American Red
Gross, were announced today TO
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. man.
aRer of the Washinptop chnntoy Ia,