Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21
SPECIAL GIFT BODY
BOOSTS RECEIPTS
Three.Day Efforts Of Ad-
vance Campaign Brings
Total to $265, 3o7.67.

Additional contributions totaling
sos. 1868 from 1913 givers to the 1880
Community Chest were reported at to-
days meeting of the special gifts COM
mittee. These gifts, some of them
showing substantial increases, brought
;he total amount collected during the
f1rst three work days of the advance
campaign to $265. 307.67 from 2S5 in
dividualS.
Reports were received from all the vice
chairmen in charge of teams with the
exception of william j. Eynon. Mrs.
Sidney F. Taliaferro led by a good mar
Gin, having reported SPLITS.
Others reported as follows: Barry
MohuD, sS,785; Mrs. c. C.. Glover, jr.,
$l0,452; Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith,
$3.50: william Knowles Cooper, $4,550;
Arthur HELEN. S13-210: w. w. Everett,
$3.50; Thomas B. Sweeney, S4,970;
Robert v. Fleming. 1i,249.69; Newbold
NoyeS, for executive committee, $19.500.
DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin, president of
George Washington University, was the
guest speaker today.
Special Committees Quota Raised.
Revised figures and additional cards
bearing the names of persons from
whom gifts of $500 or more will be So
licited, show the quota goal of the spe-
cial gifts committee to be $916, 26313,
Chairman Newbold Noyes has an
nounced, instead of a minimum of
$s93,36s originally set by the budget
committee. As compared with the
amount given by persons assigned to
the special gifts committee last year
the new minimum goal represents an
increase of 90 per cert.
While yesterdays report of 107 gifts,
totaling S159,960.9S, included some not
able increases in some of the larger
gifts, the need of exercising more dill
gence was impressed on the committee
workers in view of the fact that some
of the individual gifts had fallen be-
hind those of last year.
Urges Larger Contributions.
with the present outlook, many peo-
pie giving only what they gave last
year" Chairman Noyes said, I'VE can
never reach our goal unless those able
TO do so give larger gifts than they
gave last year." A number of new
giverS were included In the first report.
The special gifts committee viii meet
again at the Willard today to hear the
returns from a fresh day Of campaign
ing.
Financial Export Given.
The full financial report submitted by
the various vice chairmen at yesterdays
meeting follows:
Barry Mohun - Quota, Ss7,0S9. SO;
pledges, S35,770; percentage, 1858. Mrs.
G. G. Glover, Quota, $54, 980.97;
pledges, $1S,150; percentage, 3d. Mrs
Charles A. Goldsmith Quota, SS5 ,203;
collections. $17,925 or 81 per cent. w.
K. Cooper-Quota, SO, 737.58; collec-
tions. 5000; percentage 81. Arthur
Hellen-QuotA, SOS, 1886; collections,
$l1, 800: percentage, 1913. w. w. Ever
ett-Quota, $34,925.75; collections, $17,-
$50; percentage, 48.S. Mrs. Sidney Tall
ferro-Quota. $125,147.25; collections,
Sweeney-Quota, SIS, 1856; collections,
$2,050; percentage, 3.4. r. v. Fleming
Quota, $60,616.91; collections, $13,-
1883; percentage, 22.6. Executives
Quota. $109, S47.58; collections, $40 $50;
percentage, 17.6.
Yesterdays lot givers together with
the amount of their contributions are
as follows: Evening Star Newspaper
Co., $25.000; anonymous, $4,000: Wood
ward g. Lothrop, $4,000; Riggs Nation
Al Bank, $8,114.S3: anonymous (deSig-
S0kAS1A
Fund.-, $500: Mrs. william c. Eustis,
5000; Mrs. Robert 7. Lincoln, 5000;
George Hewitt Myers, $500: william
N. Ritter, $4,000; Donald woodward,
$4,000: James Parmalee, $500; Robert
S. Bookings, 5000; Goldenberg's De-
partment Store, $2,500; Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew, 81 500; Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
man Cross, $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Lyon, $4,000; James Sharp, 1850; Ma
tional Bank OF Washington, $1,740.3s.
Many Others Contribute.
. Union Trust Co., $1,6I6.21; MRS. Delos
A. Blodgett, $500; Hugh A. Thrift,
81 500; Mrs. Herbert Slocum, $500;
Charles G. Glover. r., $500: Mrs.
Annie c. Glover, 81 500; Alice M. Par
melee, 81 800; Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold
Myers, $500; Mrs. Emile c. Riley.
$1,000; anonymous, $1,000; Mr.. and
Mrs; David :: Kaufman, $1,000; Henry
p. Blair, 81 200; Arthur j. May, $1,000;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Everett, 81 900; Mr..
and Mrs. Chanes Woodruff, 81 900;
Helen Nicolay, 81 600: Edward j. SteIl-
wagon, $1,000: MIR. and Mrs. T. B.
Sweeney, $4,000: Leon Tobriner, $1,000;
GerSon Nordlinger, $1,000; George r.
Beneman, $1,000; Erlebacher, Inc,
81 .0oe; John Poole, 81 900; Jacob Else
mann, $1,000; Leopold and Melvin
6eIu6uuS, SlsUUUs LII. anu ME- WlllAdul
j. Donovan, 81 900; Columbia National
Bank, s736; Philip Hubert Frohman,
S720: Mrs. Mary H. Myers, $780,. Fran
els M. Savage, $500: Washington Sana-
forum Co.. $3.50: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Carr, $3.50: Wilson Compton, $500; Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Huidekoper, 5000; Capt
and Mrs. Chester Wells. $500; William
j. Father, $500: Robert v. Fleming
$500; John B. Larner, $500; Fred S.
and Mrs. L. Corrin Strong, $500; Cuno
Rudolnh $500: Secretary of State Slim