Evening star., 1928-11-10
COMMUNITY CHEST
ADMITS &c GROUPS
Social Service Agencies Are
Given Membership by
Board of Trustees.

Twenty-six charitable and social
service agencies Of this city were ad-
mitted to membership in the Washing
ton Community Chest by the chests
board of trustees at a meeting in the
organizations temporary headquarters,
1140 Fifteenth street, yesterday after
noon. The vote of the board was un-
animous on all of the agencies admit
ted, all of which previously had been
investigated by special chest COM
mittee.
The board approved the rental of the
fourth floor of the Sansbury Building,
1418 street, to serve as the regular
headquarters of the Washington Com
munity Chest for a period of three
+; years.
Plans were discussed at the meeting
: for the immediate operation Of the
community chest preliminary to the first
campaign for funds, which it is planned
to hold in the latter part of January.
4 List Of Admissions.
The organizations admitted at yes
terday'S meeting, with the two repre-
sentatives to the chest from each
organization, one representative from
the board of directors and one from
the staff of workers of each respective
ASC1tCys NSle do 1Ol1ONo
Associated Charities, Miss Helen Nico-
lay and Walter S. Uford; Boy Scouts,
Arthur j. May and Lynn G. Drake;
e Boys Club, Frank r. Jelleff and Francis
v. Thomson, Florence Crittenton Home,
Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson and Miss
Jean S. Cole; Girl Scouts, Mrs. Henry
H. Flather and Miss Dorothy E. Greene
Instructive Visiting Nurse Society, Mrs.
David Potter and Miss Gertrude Bowling;
National Homeopathic Hospital, DR.. j.
B. Gregg Gusts and Miss Elizabeth
Dempsey; Neighborhood House, Mrs.
Wilbur J. Carr and Mrs. J. P. S. Neigh
= Noel Community House, Mrs. Holabird
Towne and Boyd Kinds; Phyllis Wheat
ley Y. w. C. A., Mrs. Frances Boyce and
Mrs. Martha A. McAdoo; Salvation
Army, Rudolph Jose and staff Capt. Err
nest r. HolZ; Travellers Aid Society,
Arthur c. Moses and Mrs Margaret
Ford; Twelfth Street Branch Y. M. G.
A., S. w. Rutherford and Campbell c.
johnson; Y. M G. A. Hugh A. Thrift
and William Knowles Cooper; Y. w. G.
A., Miss Margaret r. Fox and Miss Het-
tie P. Anderson; Catholic Charities,
Allen Pope and Rev. DR.. John O'Grady;
Christ Child Society. Miss Anna J,
Ready and Mrs. Charles p. Neill;
Georgetown University Hospital. Rev.
Walter G. Summers and Thomas S. Lee;
Holy Family Day Nursery, P. A. Drury
and Mrs. Monolah Brennan; Providence
Hospital Sister Camilla and Sister Louise
ST. AIMS Infant Asylum, Sister Cornelia
and Charles w. Darr; st. JoSephs Home
and School, Henry w. Sohon and w. H
de Lacy; st. Roses Technical School
William H. Callahan and j. Leo Kolb;
ST. Vincent's Home and School, Paul
johnson and M. F. Calnan; Friendship
House Mrs H G. Newcomer and Miss
Lydia Burklin, and Social Hygiene So
cleLy, - -.
Representatives of the last named
are still to be designated.
Frederic A. Delano, president of the
board, presided at the meeting, which
was attended by Clarence A. Asp.nwau
secretary; Rudolph Jose, treasurer
Charles j. Bell. E. c. Graham and Mrs
Whitman Cross. vice presidents: Maj
Gen. Anton Stephan, Arthur HELEN
Dwight Clark, George Hewitt Myers
Jesse c. Adkins. w. S. Corby, Charles
G. Glover, jr., Dr. Edward T. Devin'
and others,