Evening star., 1923-12-26
CATHEDRAL GIFTS
| OVERLAP CLOSING
Local Drive Over, But Fund
Grows as Final National
Plans Are On.

into Inc oHices Oh the NdtioHai 1dtne-
dral Foundation, despite the fact
that the campaign here. in which
more than million dollars was
raised toward the $4,000, 900 neces-
sary to complete the National Cath
edral, ended Monday.
AS officially announced at the final
victory luncheon" held Monday, a
portion of the local campaign ma
chine is being kept in operation, and
those who were not reached during
the campaign, which extended from
December IA to "a. have every oppor-
tunity still to subscribe.
Newbold Noyes, local campaign
manager, and other officers are par
tlcularly well pleased with the hun
dreds of small contributions which
were made during the campaign, and
which continue TO flow into the
Offices
1t take only $40 to contribute one
stone TO the cathedral, and even this
sum may be pledged over a period of
hVe years, 1T was pointed out today,
so that almost any one who really
desires to help in the work may do so.
Final National Plans.
Final preparations for the national
campaign. to begin early in January,
were under way today. Rt. Rev.
James 4. Freeman. Bishop of Wash
in6ton, will start his tour Of the
or the cathedral, much heartened by
the splendid showing Of the residents
OF the National Capital
according TO tentative plans,
Bishoip Freeman is to speak in Chi
Gago January 8. leaving here about
q ataay
plans to go to Minneapolis and then
10 st. Paul, after which he will re-
turn to Washington before carrying
the message to the other large cities
OF the country.
The final figures reported by Cor
coran Thorn, campaign manager, to-
tailed Sl,0S4, $3.50. but since that re-
port several thousands of dollars have
been received I'm small contributions,
with $4,000 received in today's first
mali, 50 that the above total will be
largely exceeded, ii is expected.
More Contributors Listed.
Another list OF contributors OF 500
or more has been made public by the
foundation as follows: Rev William
ii. Pellers, 500; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
q. Henry, 800; Mr.. and Mrs Roland
.: James, 500; Frank and Tessie
Blaine, 800; Miss Harriet Vernon
LEIGH, 500; MARROW Coal Company
! and Miss Webster, sloO: Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Schmidt, 500: Mrs Nellie P
Humphrey, 800; Ernest 5. Pumphrey
500: Mrs. r. j. Ernshaw, $3.50: Miss
Susan T: Kerch, 500; DR.. c. NJ. DOLL
man, man, 800; J. G. Davidson. $3.50;
| Samuel Broach. 800; w. w. Dent
$1,000; Mrs. CIaybaugh, $500; Miss
Johnson, 500; Beale r. Howard, 500;
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Strauss
4 n
sloo;. Admiral and Mrs. c. H. Stock
1 ton, $125; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mac
Weigh. $3.50; Frank r. Jelleff, $500: DR.
and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. Sl00; Frank
| P. Reeside, 800; Miss Bliss, 800; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Addison 500: Com
Mrs. Atherton, sie0.
Gen. Beach. 800: clerks of Wash
ington Loan and Trust, $50; A. E
Mrs. Charles r.. Sheppard, $500; Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Locke, 5000; Mrs
Helen Draper Taft. $500: Edward H.
Alsop, $1,000; Daniel Forbes. 500
William II. White, jr., 500; William
H. Shelton, $3.50; Edgar K I.egg, 500
Mrs. 1Gillett-Hill. $500; anonymous
| $1,000; Mrs. Mojery Benns. S200: Mrs
Violet Ripley, 500; J. A. Lounsberry
800; Robert Wilson, s100; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Priest. $500: George A
Fuller Company. $1,000: A. G. Gray
500; Mrs w. +. Hall. 800; Mr.. w. f
Hall, 500; j. +. Donaldson & Sons
800; C.. F. Thompkins. $4,000; II. w
Crandal, $1,000; William F. Sher-
mann, 500; James Crawford. 500; Eu.
gene Roberts, s125; c. A. Herter. $3.50
George y. Ray, 500; William u
Lodge, 500; D: J. Dunigan, 500; Mr.
Quentin Mackall, $500; Mrs. Priscilla
Q. Peters, $3.50; George P. Plummer
| s1o0; n. Baker Dorsey, $500; Adoli
Charles Trovsky, $500; Admiral N. T.
! Green. $500; Mrs. c. Boughton Wood
Helen F. Gates, 500; John W
Erawner. 500; friend, $1,000
non. $500: MIR. and Mrs. Thomas z
Ogram, 500; Mrs. Charles F. Schaeid-
er, 800; Mrs. r. II. Gown, $1,000; Mel
vile Church, $500; Mr.; and Mrs. VIII
liam D, Miller, $500; Bessie B. War;
Mrs. NJ. c. Chance. $500; Mr. and Mrs
500: A. H. Dondero, $3.50: w. w
Bride. 500; Thomas E: Robertson
500; aaonyReus 'aSHp 'Wlliams 500 h'
Louise E. StrobeI, 800; Emma j
Walter, 500; l.. o. OBrien, $3.50; H. j
Johnston, 5000; H. w. Goddard. $1,000
Gus guchhqlz; s2Ge; sou. W; Il i;o6a Morgan Tsa,
d.
Cohen, 800; Harry Middleton. 500;
a friend, $500; A. c. Davis, $500; w
R. Fitzsimmons. 500; Mrs. Gist Blair
$500: Mrs. George Wetmore, $1,000
Mrs. A. Rollins, $500: Mrs: Ridgely
Hunt, 800; Mrs. Kingman. 500: Mrs
Harriet Turner. $500; Mrs. Eugene
Mayer, $3.50; Henry Watson, S100
anonymous, 500; anonymous, $4,000
Amelie C. Mechlin, 500; Mary F.
Van Slyke, 800; DR.: and Mrs: Marcus
Benjamin., 500; w. L. Radcliffe. 800
Mrs. oliver P. Newman, s100: E. H
Parry, $500; DR.. Joseph Wall, s10o
r. G. Donaldson, $3.50; S. Aivord. jr.
800; Mrs. Nellie Shircliff, 500: Charles
w. Fairfax, 500; Mrs. Mary Brown
800; Miss Margaret Burt. s125; Mrs
A. T. Britton, 500; DIR. and Mrs. Ear
Clark, 500; Mrs. Gertrude D. Ritter
$500; josephine Davis. $500; Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Marlatt, $500: Mary v
] Keating, $500; Mary Roberts Rine-