Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-29
COMMUNITY CHEST
TOTAL $1,116,757.7O
Days Receipts Reported at
Solicitors Luncheon Amount
to $134,192.
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see that we cannot live for ourselves
alone. We are in very truth members
one of another. We must love ouI
neighbor as ourSelf, for their welfare
is our welfare. 1 am happy to say
that this spirit is evident in the many
generous gifts which have already been
made to the Community Chest in to-
days most encouraging first report
We know that we have long way to &C
to reach the necessary figure of 81 $50, :
900 which must be raised, but we think
we have a fighting change to do 1t u
the present spirit of universal and
generous gifts is maintained"
Urges Catholics to Give.
Aid for the Chest was urged last
night by c. l.. Aiello, in speech before
400 delegates from So local units pres
ent at a meeting of the Washington
section of the Baltimore Archdiocesan
Union of Holy Name Societies.
1.-THE Community Chest of Washing
ton." he said, ''offers our Catholic
people an opportunity to unite in one
great army to help those in need. Our
archbishop has spoken, our priests are
leading the way, it is now up to the
5000 Catholic people of this city to
back the officials of the Community
Chest by giving more to this campaign
than they have ever given before.
1.-The Community Chest is our agent.
They have done yeoman work In the
past two years. They have shown us
not only the necessity for the exist
ence of the Chest, but they have shown
us how efficiently they have represented
us. It is the wish of your officers that
each man will give at least one days
pay to the Community Chest"
Silver Candlesticks," playlet writ
ten in the interest of the drive, will be
presented tonight over VOL by a group
of players recruited from the Com
munity Drama Guild. The cast viii
include Lillian Spector, Sarah B. Bar
rett, Oscar B. Click and Harry M.
Gwinn.
Donations will be requested by
Luther H. Reichelderfer, over WMAL
at $50 pm; Everett Sanders, over
WRC at 5:55 pm; Daniel S. Ring, over
VOL at $50 PM, and Isle Bur-
roughS, over WJSV at 7:15 pm.
Additional Gifts Reported.
The grand total already has ap-
preached the 100000 mark at the
conclusion of yesterdays report meet
ing. Gifts of 500 or more reported
yesterday were:
Potomac Electric Power Co., $4,000;
Mrs. Mary z. Stewart, $4,000; Mrs.
Helen S. Devore, $4,000: the Capital
Traction Co., $4,000; Washington Rail-
way & Electric Co. $4,000; Mrs. Alex
ander Stewart, $4,000; Grifhth-Con-
sumers' Co, $1,000; Gen. John J;
Pershing, $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Himmelfarb, $3.50; Lawrence A. Baker,
S625; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herman Van
Royen, $500; Hotel Washington, $500;
Mrs. Thomas w. Philips, jr., $500; Wade
H Cooper, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
C. Smithy, $500; Edward r. True, jr.,
$500: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Ferguson,
$500; Harold E. Doyle, $500; DR.. Sterl-
ing Rufin, $500; Col. and Mrs. D. S.
Stanley, $425; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
DENLY, $410; Herbert j. Adair, $40O;
Mrs. Janet I. Aldrich, $500; Senator
and Mrs. Hiram Bingham, $500; War
rem F. Brenizer, $4O0; Wrisley Brown,
Sydney AmeS Cloman, $500; Floyd E.
Davis, $500; Gait Bros, $500; Mrs. c. c.
Glover, jr., $500; George A. King, $400:
Marshall Leighton, $500; McLachlen
Banking Corporation, $500; Mrs. Hattie
Mayer, S40O; Benjamin c. Murphy,
$500; Wilbur F. Nash, $400; Miss Janet
Richards. $400; Schwartz, Inc, $400:
Jack Shulman, $400; Charles Carroll
Morgan, 1915; Albert Sigmund, $375;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. r. Ogilby, $500;
Henry A. Berliner. $3.50; George G.
Mccormick Goodhart, $3.50; Walter S.
Pratt, jr., $3.50; Capt. and Mrs.
w. D. Puleston, $3.50; DR.. and Mrs.
Reginald Walker, $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe, $3.50; Mrs. Charles
G. Matthews, 1925; Miss Pauline Baum,
$500; Mrs. Pauline Boyer, $500; Mrs.
John Cammack, 5000; William S. Co
nant, $500; William L. Grouse, $500;
Mrs. Henry e. Davis, $500; Dulin 81
Martin, $500; Mrs. d. j. DUNCAN, $500;
William Mckee Dunn, $500; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick D. Faust, $500; Custer
w. Forsberg, $500; Spencer Gordon,
$500; Frank w. Gwathmey, $500; George
E. Hamilton, jr., $500: John j. Hanlil-
Harding, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Harrison. $500; George W. Huguely,
$500; Henry C. Morris, $500; Mrs.
Rushmore Patterson, $500; Mrs. r.
Ross Perry, ST., $500; c. Bas-
com Slemp, $500; George Starkey, $500;
George T. Summerlin, jr., $780, Benja-
min w Thoran, $500; DR.. Charles STAN
ley White, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Waggaman, $500; e. j. Brandenburg,
$500; Guy, Curran & Co, Inc, $500;
Mai. and Mrs. H. H. Hawkins, $500;
Harry Mayer, $500; Miss Elsa M Peter
son, $500; Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Prescott,
$500; Jesse C. Adkins, $275: M. David
ingalls,. $275; Mrs. William Howard Taft,
S275; Miss Annie G. Blauvelt, $270; Saks
Fur Co.. $3.50; Samuel j. Prescott Co.,
TnP GOEn- Mr. and Mrc E3n1nYf mn
con. $3.50; Black and White Tape, $3.50;
William z. Doeller, $3.50; Mr..
and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis, $3.50;
George A. Garrett, $3.50; Jacob s.
Gruver, $3.50; Mrs. George r. Hooner,
$3.50; John I. HaSs, $3.50; Morton D.
Hull, $3.50; James Elwood Jones, $3.50;
Franklin v. Killian, $3.50; F. B. Keech
& Co., $3.50: Wilton j. Lambert, $3.50;
George Marye, 1r., $3.50; Benjamin S.
Minor, $3.50; DR.. James F. Mitchell,
$3.50; Theodore P. Noyes, $3.50; M. j.
EriS Powell. $3.50; Mrs. John j. Pratt,
$3.50; Miss Edward E. Robbins, $3.50;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Shouse, $3.50;
Oscar Coolican, 1920; David L. Stearn,
$3.50; Mrs. Charles w. SemmeS, $21O;
Morris Plan Bank, $207.26; Bryon S.
Adams, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Newell N.
Ellison. 5000: William K. Quinter, $500;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Trubee Dawson, 5000
Milans & Milans, $500; Mrs. Gustavus
Werber, $3.50: MIR. and Mrs. Murrey T.
Donoho, $3.50; Mrs. Jennings Hackett,
$50; Henry G. Hall, $120; Col. George
B. Mcclellan, 500; Kirk Holmes, 500;
John C. Rooms, 500; Samuel j. Com
pers, 500; Mr.. and Mrs. Basil M.
Manly, 500; E. Heidenheimer. Inc,
Payne, 500; Mrs. Proctor l.. Dorgher-
ty 500. Charles s. White SIOO