The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-10
1900 GARMENTS
MADE UNDER 5.
RED CROSS
Clothing Will Go to Refugee
Children Of Poland, Greece
and Hungary.

Volunteer workers of the District
Chapter of the American Red Cross
have cut out and completed within
the last two weeks more than 1900
garments for the refugee children Of
Poland, Greece and Hungary. The
work is being carried on under the
supervision of Mrs. Theodore
Richards, secretary Of the chapter;
Mrs. Harold Barnes, assistant secre-
tary. and Mrs. James B. Reynolds,
chairman Of the production depart
ment Of the chapter.
Several groups have been work
ing from a. m. until o. IN. daily
in the chapter headquarters, Is
jackson Place northwest, cutting
out the clothing, which includes
children's coats, dresses. caps and
other infant apparel. The materials
were obtained from discarded nurses
capes and odds and ends donated
when the various war auxiIaries
closed at the end of the war.
The volunteers included Mrs. Lee
Latlmer. Chevy Chase Auxiliary,
Mt. Vernon Seminary; Mrs. G. B.
Tingeufelter, Miss Adee. Miss
Emma c. Tyler, Mrs. Charles San.
derson. Mrs. Mary D. Walsh. Mrs.
FaWcett and Mrs. Rice and the
auxiliary Of Calvary Baptist church:
Mrs. c. B. Carlton, Mrs. Edward
Wall, Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Bentz,
Miss Preble, Mrs. c. L. Padgett,
Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mrs. Potts,
Mrs. Caldwell, Miss Emily Mat
thews and Georgetown Auxiliary;
Miss Madge Coulson, Mrs. Frank
Hitler and Park View Auxiliary;
Miss Eugene Cuthbert and auxil.
larry; Mrs. Harry Barnes, Mrs.
James Reynolds, Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
William F'ishback. Mrs. F. Ridge.
way, Mrs. d. j. Murphy, Mrs.
Frederick Pymme. Mrs. Stockton,
Mrs. Hugo Osterhaus. Mrs. d. V.
Breckinridge. Mrs. c.. H. Sherwood,
Mrs. w. Spaulding. Mrs. John
Gulick, Mrs. w. Murray" Miss Jane
Murray, Mrs. r. G.. Duncon, Mrs.
George w. Saar, Miss Mary Shinn,
Mrs. A. B. Foote, Mrs. j. Golden
Jones, Mrs. d. NJ. Lea. Miss Agnes
Miller, Miss Nj. l.. Germand, Mrs.
E. Shepard, Mrs. S. M. Grogan,
Miss Sarah Bradham, Miss Ella
Foye. Mrs. Perry Heath. Mrs. L.
Ranta, Miss Cora Shots. Miss NJ.
III. Sawyer, Mrs. G. S. Stephen, Miss
A. Waller, Miss Clara Dietrich, Mrs.
G. w. Bean, Mrs. Emma Allen.
Mrs. n. l.. Whiteford. Mrs. Kate
Z. Catherfield, Mrs. A. f. Rice,
Mrs. Margaret Poe. Miss Craig.
head, Miss Louise Stone and the
National Park Seminary. Mrs.
Frank Kelly, Miss Bat ctt and the
Wonlan's Alliance Of All Souls Uni
tartan Church: the House Of Me.cy:
Mrs. Biggs; Mrs. J. *. Robson.
Mrs. George Richards. Mrs. Robert
McNaly, Mrs. Mcintosh, Foundry
Methodist Church Auxiliary: the
Cathedral School for Girls: Mrs. Ar.
thur Claburne. Mrs. r. Waggaman.
Mrs. +. N. Walters, Mrs. e. n.
Spray, Mrs. Roberta Hicks, Mrs.
Lynne, Mrs. May ID. Wright. Miss
Betty Rickelton. Mrs. Joseph Clapp,
Mrs. J. B. Murray. Miss l.. n. Fair
man, Mrs. II. P. Burgwin, Mrs. /
George Cooks, Miss Rebecca Cook.
Miss Bessie Cox, Mrs. Pilauds, |
Misses Eastman's School; Mrs. |
Hutchinson, Miss l.. L. Thompson,
Miss Alice NJ. Perry. Mrs. Anna
Moore; Miss M. Donally. Mrs. c. B.
Garnett, Mrs. c. A. Miller. Miss
Pellew, Miss M. l.. Crenshaw, Miss
Helen S. Jacobs. Mrs w. K. Morris, |
Mrs. Shurtell and Twentieth Cen.
fury Club; Mrs. Belle Mckay, Mrs |
William Turner: Mrs. Clara v.
Chappelle. Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. William
Ravenel. Mrs. S. Lansburgh. Mrs. |
Lucian Powell, Mrs. B. Wanamaker, !
Mrs. William Spencer, the National |
Red Cross Auxiliary Mrs. Debree |
Higgins, Mrs. Catherine G. White, |
Mrs. c. II. Alley. Madame Coque.
reau. Mrs. NJ. 3. Walsh, Mrs. Walter
Mrs. Aspinwall, Miss |
Ellen Haven. and Mrs. Joshua
Crane, ST.