Evening star., 1923-01-04
GARFIELD DRIVE
PLANS DISCUSSED
Business Men Meet at Metro
poIitan Club, Several VoIun-
teering as Team Captains.

A number of prominent young busl-
ness men met at luncheon at the
Metropolitan Club today, at the invi-
tation of Vice Chairman Newbold
Moves, to discuss the plans for the
$500 600 campaign for Garfield Hos
pital, which will begin the latter part
of next week. Several volunteered to
act as captains and form teams Tor
the campaign.
only a few more captains are needed
to complete the mems division whtch
will be composed of thirty teams. Re-
ports received at campaign headquar-
ters Ills Connecticut avenue, TO-DAY
Indicate that the captains are rapidly
enrolling team members and that
there will be more than 800 VoIun-
teers in the mems division.
Under the leadership Of Chairman
Clarence A Aspinwall, there viii be
three vice chairmen-G. Thomas Dun
lop, Newbold Noyes and Corcoran
Thorn. each in charge of division Of
ten teams
Hold Meeting Tonight.
The plans for the Nurses Home and
the campaign will be discussed at the
pital Nurses Alumnae Association.
which will be held at the hospital at
s O'Clock. The hundreds of graduating
nurses who were trained at Garfield
are taking as much interest in the
plans for the new buildings as are
those who are now in training at the
hospital.
Special committees on large givers,
on memorials, on speakers and which
will have charge of various phases
of the campaign will be appointed
this week by Chairman Aspinwall.
This was authorized at a meeting of
the executive committee held at the
willard last evening, when the prog
ress made in organization was dis
cussed. and arrangements made for
the opening of the campaign on
Garfield Hospital, in erecting nurses
home and a new central building that
will contain seventy-eight more
rooms for patients, is merely striv-
ing. he said. to do it's share in pro-
viding the larger hospital facilities
which the city needs.
Fifty-nine well known men and
women, representing practically every
business, profession and interest in
the city, constitute the executive
committee of the campaign, the full
membership of which was announced
last night. Secretary of State Hughes
is honorary chairman, Clarence A.
Aspinwall is chairman, @. Thomas
Dunlop, Newbold Noyes and Co-Eoran
Thorn. vice chairmen, and John B.
Larner, treasurer.
L
mittee are: Milton e. Allies, Mrs. Anne
Archbold. Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Charles
J. Bell, Miss Mabel Roardman, Thomas
Bones, DR.. j. c. Boyd, Charles Henry
Butler. William B. Clover, William S.
Corby, Surgeon Gen. Hugh S. Cum
MINIS. Joseph E. Davies, Dwight F.
Davis, P. A Drury, DR.. William C.
Fowler, W. T. Galliher, Isaac Cans.
Mrs. Augustus P. Gardner, Elliott H.
Goodwin, E. C. Graham, Gilbert H.
Grosvenor, Morris Hacker. Mrs Fran
els r. Hagner, Randall H. Hagner. Will
lian F. Ham, Miss Laura Harlan, E. J.
Henning, Phillip S. Henry. Maj. Gen.
Merritte w. Ireland. John B. Larner,
Mrs. John A. Logan, Arthur D. Marks,
George Hewitt Myer, NewboId Noyes,
Col. w. o. Owen, Judge Stanton ].
Peelle, Ord Preston, Frank p. Reside.
Roland S. Robbins, DR.. L. S. Rowe. B.
F. Saul, Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer,
w. E. Shannon, Miss Aline Solomons,
Henry b. Spencer, Corcoran Thorn, Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker, Eliot Wadsworth,
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, Jr.; Mrs.
Richard Wainwright, John L. Weaver.
John F. wilkins, Henry X. Willard,
Clarence r Wilson, Mrs. Simon Wolf
and Donald Woodward