Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-28
CHEST TRUSTEES
REFLECT DELANO
Four Vacancies on Contrib
lutors' Branch OF Board
Filled at Meeting.

president of the Washington Community
Chest by the chest board of trustees a.
their first annual meeting in the United
States Chamber of Commerce Building
late yesterday afternoon. Rudolph Jose
Arthur May and DR.. Kelly Miller were
elected new vice presidents, while
Charles ]. Bell, Mrs Whitman Cross
ser we're reelected to the Offices of vice
president. G. A. Aspinwall was re-
elected secretary. The Federal-Amer
lean National Bank was namel treas
urer.
DR.. George C. Havenner. Mrs. Archi-
bald Hopkins, Mrs. David Potter and
Mrs. Harry Roller were elected to Ali
vacancies on the contributors repre-
sentatives branch Of the board of
trustees.
The secretary was instructed to cast
upon the adoption Of resolution to
that effect introduced by Newbold
Noyes. The nominees were named by a
nominating committee composed of
Arthur G. Moses, chairman: William
Knowles Cooper Arthur May Rabbi
William r. Rosenblum and Mrs. Thomas
Robertson.
Reports were made at the meeting by
Rudolph Jose, as the retiring treasurer,
who gave figures on the funds raised,
etc; by Mr.. Delano, the president. VINO
recounted the history of the organiza-
ton Of the Community Chest and by
Elwood Street. director Of the Chest.
who outlined detectives and purposes of
the organization.
Eight Points for Future.
Mt. Street suggested that the activi-
ties for the year ahead might well be
built upon eight fundamental points
as follows:
Following out the policies of rela-
tionship to agencies, to contributors and
to the community which have already
been established; of bringing our SUBJ
scriptions for this year to the highest
possible point; of collecting and ad-
ministering economically the funds
which may be subscribed; of distribut-
ing these funds on the basis of effec-
tive service: of continuous public In
formation: of becoming more intimately
familiar with the member agencies and
their problems; of extending the Com
munity Chest to whatever may be the
additional territory and agencies which
should be included, and of building up
a stronger campaign for the greater
needs of the year $780,"
A resolution was adopted expressing
the sincere and deep appreciation" Of
the board Of trustees Ito Mr.. Street, the
director Of the Community Chest, and
to his co-workers, aids and assistants
in the headquarters and oficeS Of the
chest during the recent annual chest
undagging service In the planning and
detailed execution" Of the chest CAM
paign. A resolution also was adopted
expressing regret over. the recent death
OF Ivan C. Weld, president Of the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce,
who was o member Of the organization
committee and the board Of trustees
OF the chest. Both resolutions were
introduced by Newbold Noyes, chair
man OF the resolutions committee.
Trustees for Contributors.
Prior to the election Of officers, wal
committee, which counted the ballots
sent In by mail, announced that the
following members of the board of trus-
tees had been elected to represent con-
tributors:
Clarence A.. Aspinwall, Rudolph
Behrend. Charles j. Bell, Mrs. Mont
gomery Blair, Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke.
DR.. Dorothy Boulding, Mrs. Edward
Cafritz, d. J. Callahan, Dwight Clark,
w. 8. Corby, Mrs. Whitman Gross, Mrs.
James =. Curtis, John T. Cushing, Fred
eric A. Delano, Clarence Donohoe.
Franklin II. Ellis, w. w. Everett, Robert
v. Fleming, John Colpoys, C. C. Glover.
IT.; E. g. Graham, DR.. Gilbert GrpS-
venor, William F. Ham, George e. Ham
tlton. Col. West A. Hamilton, John Hays
Hammond, Arthur HELEN, joseph II.
Hines. Frank J. Hogan, Harry King,
John B. Larner, William M. Leath. g.
w. Libbey, Simon Lyon, Arthur D.
Marks, Lowell Meliett, Kelly Miller.
John H. Hanna, Barry Mohun, Radford
Moses, George Hewitt Myers. Newbold
Moves, DR.. Charles p. Neil. MRS. John
Jay O'Connor, Claude Owen, Cleveland
Perkins, John Poole, Cuno H. Rudolph.
II. L. Rust, jr.; w. w. Spaid, Gen, An
ton Stephan, l.. p: Steuart. Rev. Arson
Phelps Stokes, Mrs. Sidney r, Talia-
ferro, Corcoran Thorn, Charles n.
Tompkins, George Wilson and B. F.
Saul.
Other Branches Represented.
Mr.. Ufford also announced that the
following members of the board of
trustees have been named by the re-
spective member agencies of the chest
to represent them on the board:
American Legion-Maj. Gen. Amos
A. Fries and Maj. Julius I. peyser.