Evening star., 1924-02-05
PLEDGES FOR G.W.U..
NOW TOTAL $18Q,3%
This Sum Reported at Busi-
ness Luncheon at New
Ebbitt Today.

4 total of $1S0,396 has been raised to
date iSthe campaign for the million
dollar endowment fund for the George
Washington University, according to
reports made at the business lunch
con of the campaign organization at
the New Ebbitt Hotel this afternoon.
Teams of divisions /, 2, and Z,
which met today, reported total of
$i3.S42 for the day.
A bound volume is being prepared
in which each student who makes a
subscription to the Georges Washing
ton University building and endow-
ment fund will write his name. Presi-
dent William Mather Lewis said this
morning. This book will be kept in
the new library, to, be included in
the proposed group of colonial build
ings, so that all who, come back in
future years to visit alma mater will
see there the evidence of their aid
in building the university.
Many memorial gifts for students
who have died are being made, Presi-
dent Lewis said. Mrs. William A.
Wilbur has made a GIFT of 5000 in
memory Of her daughter. Elizabeth
wilbur Parks, who died four years
ago. Dean q. n. Henning has also
made an additional gift OF $50 in
memory of his niece, Dorothy Dodge.
who was a student at George Wash
ingtCn. Her mother has added $50 to
this memorial.
~ memorial gift of $500 for George
bullock Willis has been made by Mrs.
Bullock-Willis. and gift of 500 in
ms memory by Mrs. James NJ. Bull
lock. All of these memorials will be
suitably recorded in the new build
ings, President Lewis said.
one OF the earliest gifts to the fund
was check from Thomas A. Lee in.
memory of his son, who was a stu
dent here.
Silver Cup as Premium.
Charles Carroll Glover, jr.. has Of
ferSsd a solid silver cup for the work
er who secures the largest total of
gifts in the campaign
All workers in divisions 4, 5, 6. s
ana meet tomorrow noon to make
divisions l. .. and met today and
will meet again on Thursday. The
intensive period covers the first ten
days Of February. but the campaign
continues throughout the country
during the month of February.
Following are the women who are
members Of the campaign organiza-
ton:
Division =.
Evans, jr.
Team 51-Captain. DIR. o Josephine
Ba1rd; Mrs: Carl Chindblom. Miss
Bertha Christian, Mrs: Leland Con
Margaret Mccarthy. Mrs: f. p. Nor
gan. Mrs. Lucy Shaw. Miss E. T..
Stark, Mrs. Marion Webster.
Team 52-Captain: Mrs. Dewitt
Alice Henning. Mrs Clyde Kelly. Mrs.
Robert r. Kern. Mrs. Bryan Morse,
Mrs. William c. Ruediger, Mrs. Ar
thur Seaton. Mrs. Otis SWEET, Mrs.
Chester d. Swope
enburg; Mrs. Percy c. Adams. Mrs.
James D: Atkins. Mrs. Frank AIte1nus,
Mrs. Walter c. Clephane, Mrs. Charles
l. Corby, Mrs william NJ. Gamble.
L. Stock, Mrs. stephen Lyman Tabor.
Team 54-Captain. Mrs. Henry G.
Doyle; Mrs. Robert Bolwell, Mrs.
Daniel c. Chase, Mrs. Walter Cheney.
Mrs. Alan Deibert, Mrs. Robert F.
Griggs. Mrs. Charles Hill, Mrs. F. A.
Frances Davis.
Team 55-Captain. Miss Elizabeth
Earnest: Miss Alice Ashford, Miss
Gertrude Bergman. Miss Marian A
bTOOhS, MISS TdHCeS r OSIer, MTS.
Gilbert L. Hall. Miss Ruth Holmes,
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, Mrs.
Charles r. Lane, Miss Helen Pabst.
Mrs. J. r. Mays.
Team 56-Captain. Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Foley; Miss Minnie Bracket, Mrs.
Bertha Delaney. Mrs. Earl Goodwin, Miss
Maud Hall, Mrs. Winston Holt. Miss
Augustus Keyser. Mrs. Ralph Sabin.
Mrs. Edith Morgan Stevens, Miss Isabel
Stone.
Team 57-Captain, Mrs. Virgil &.
Jackson; Mrs. Shepherd l.. Franz.
Mrs. c. F. Ferguson. Mrs. T. A.
Grower. Mrs. Eugene LIE Merle. Mrs.
H. T. A. Lemon. Miss Marie Saunders.
Mrs. r. H. Turner, Mrs. William
West, Mrs. William A. Wilbur.
Team 5S-Captain. Mrs. F. w. True;
Mrs. William Cline Borden, Miss May
Brickenstein, Mrs. Eugene Byrnes.
Mrs. William S. Corby, Mrs. Owen
French, Mrs. Charles Richardson,
Miss Bertha Schott. Mrs. William NJ.
Weaver, Mrs. Eugene Northington.
Division 8.
Mrs. William f. Chamberlfn, Mrs.
Otto l. Veerhoff.
Team 59-Captain. Miss Henryette
Brum, Mrs. Elizabeth Beller Berry
man, Miss Harriet Burgess. Miss Mar