The Washington times., 1923-12-18
GIVEN
CATHEDRAL
FUND
Dean BrathenahI Adds $1O,-
900 to Previous Cifts-TWo
$4,000 Donations.

| I0dmS In the NdLlOIld1 NdlAOOA"A
Foundation campaign centered their
efforts today in surprising the $780,
$50 subscription reported in the first
day of the drive for 100000 yes
terday. Reports will be announced
at a luncheon of the 200 workers at
the New Willard.
OF the amount subscribed to the
Foundation fund yesterday, two were
anonymous donations Of $4,000
each. One of these gifts was re-
ported by John Hays Hammond,
chairman Of the executive commit
tee. The other was announced by
Newbold Noyes, campaign chairman.
Dean Adds to Gifts.
The third largest subscription Of
the day was made by the Very Rev.
G. c.. Bratenahl, dean of the cathe-
dral, who presented the team headed
by Coleman Jennings with $4,000.
The donation was noted by Bishop
Freeman, who called attention to
the fact that this gift represented
only a small part of the gifts made
by Dean and Mrs. Bratenahl since
the project was started.
Team honors yesterday were
awarded the group headed ny
Harry K. Boss, which reported q
total of $10,35 Announcement was
made at the luncheon yester.
day that cups would be awarded
the team obtaining the greatest
totalled subscriptions and the in.
dividual worker who reported the
largest individual gifts.
Announcement Of the presentA-
ton by DIR. and Mrs. M. L. Turner,
of Berwyn, Nd, Of a "Breeches
Bible. published in 1903. was made
by Bishop Freeman.
Other Contributions.
The following gifts of 800 or more
were reported yesterday:
George O'Donnell, $500; Arthur
Burt, $500; H. D. Amiss, 500; Kate
L. Wood, 800; John L. Glenn. $3.50;
John H. Finney, $3.50; Frank 8.
Hight, $500: Miss Mamie Robb. $3.50;
Ezra w. Robb, 800; ]. w. Chambers,
500; Mrs. E. S. Baldwin. $3.50: Mrs.
William Aspinwall. $125; DR.. Harry
HURT. $500: Mrs. Henry Leonard.
$500; Mrs. r. H. McKim, $4,000; J.
Jones, 500; Mrs. T. H. Stevens, 500;
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Mackdll, $500;
Mrs. A. F. A. King, 500; Mrs. James
r. Fuller. 500; Miss Olive M. Riddle
berger, 500; DIR. and Mrs. Engster,
500; Mrs. Ansel Ford $3.50: Mrs.
Charles L. Henry, $50; Mrs. David
Meade Lea, $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs, H
L. Rust, $1,000; Mrs. Frank Hume,
5000; James c. Crawford, $500; Mrs.
K. II. Wylie, 500; Charles Noble
Gregory, $500; Julius Peyser, 1928;
Richard H. Wilmer. $125; William r.
Guide. $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Ellis. $3.50: Sidney Bieber, $3.50; Sheri-
dan Ferree. 800; s. E. Kramer, 800;
Katherine Burgess, 800: c. 7. Hand.
SioO; L: n. Wrenn, $500; Leroy
G. F. Roberts. 800: c. Phillip
Hill. 500: John II. wilkins Co,
500: BENJAMIN B. Hunt. $3.50; NJ. e.
Horton Co. 500; J. NJ. Kenyon,
$500; w. Parker Jones. 800; DR..
and Mrs. A. r. Stands, 500: Mrs.
and Miss Critten, $500; Miss Law
renee. $500: Mrs. Talbot, $3.50: a
friend, $4,000; G. Beale Bloomes,
$500; A. Heller, $500; friend, s., 900:
a friend. $780, William Sprigg, $3.50;
Mr.. Jennings. $4,000; DIR. r. L. Sill
vester, $125; Lieut.. Col. r. w. Pat
terson. 500: Mr.. L. D. Hoff. 500;
Litchfield. $125: a friend, $1,000: a
friend. $3.50; H. A. Kite, $3.50; A. M.
Norris. 800; r. Fleming, $50; Mr..
and Mrs. A. Peter Sd, $1,000; Mrs.
Frank Weeden, 1925: Mrs. Francis
Nash, 800: C. F. Norment, $1,000;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clintock. $3.50; DIR. w.
B. Mason, $500; Mrs. Paul johnson,
500; Edward M Weeks. 500,
Walter H. Evans. 500; C. s. Kim
ball, $t0O: d. M. Lea, $3.50; Delos
Smith. 500: Edward Clifford, 500;
a friend, $1,000.
The days receipts are subdivided
as follows: Division total, 63,217.50:
executive committee, $53,135, and
special announcement, $4,000. Di-
vision A reported 1881. with team
of Capt. Harry K. Boss leading
with $1O,355; Division B, 1921,
Capt. H. L. Rust reporting. $4,000;
Division C, $4,250, Mrs. Harriet
Bolton, captain, reporting 1,705;
Division d, $26,245, Capt. Mrs.
Franklin Ellis leading with 60 760