Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-20
CHEST DONATIONS.
NOW TOTAL $347,O65
Increased Efforts Advised
as Second Days Work
Nets sso,77o.

With the addition of S90,770 today
| the Special Gifts Committee of tn
| Community Chest increased its total il
the two-day campaign to date Il
! $347,065.
Newbold Noyes, chairman, thanked
the workers for the efforts they hav
| displayed, but pointed out they wer
| falling behind. He said they must rails
an average of more than $125.000 dali.
! through next Monday in order for tn
unit to live up to its pledge of obtaininI
| $1,000.000 prior TO the opening of tn
! campaign proper.
II know you are all doing what vol
think is the best you can" Mr.. Noye
declared, "but if it is, you are facing de
/ feat. In order to succeed you mus
obtain one and a quarter subscription
each daily for $1,000 per person"
Personal Visits Advised.
The chairman added the telephon
sis a pretty dead instrument to tall
charity over" He said letter writinj
was even less effective. He insisted tina
the potential contributors be visite.
| personally.
The ssO,77o reported today cam
from 80 individuals and companies
the drive was $256,295.
In line with the reports Of yester
day, today's announcement contained
numerous increased contributions Nor,
than score of persons gave large
amounts, some of them doubling thei
pledges of last year.
Among the new contributors was Mrs
Eleanor Patterson, editor of the Wash
ington Herald, who gave $4,000. OF l:
subscriptions reported by team led b!
Mrs. G. G. Glover, jr.. nine were large
than those of last year.
C0lIaday Appeals for Quota.
OF the individual groups the five do
nations received by the solicitors led b!
MFR. Noyes, totaling $4,000. CONSTITUTED
| the b-st team showing of the day
Community Chest workers must pro
| duce 100 per cent results this year, be-
| cause 1881 is a period of REIMBURSEMENT
restoration and recovery, Edward F
Colladay, chairman CT the Campaign
Committee, declared last night at !;
| rally in the Raleigh Hotel.
Addressing the section chiefs. keymeI
| and their. assistants of the group solici
tation unit, Mr.. Colladay stressed thu
Importance of presenting a graphic
picture of charity needs to the public
in order that the goal of $3.50, 154 Al
might be reached.
Others Contributing.
Yesterdays contributors were: Anony
nous. $4,000; Eugene Meyer, 81 900: the
! Riggs National Bank, $500; Mrs
Florence S. Keep. $1,000: S. Kann Son
& Co., Inc, $4,000: George Hewitt
Myers, $4,000; Mrs. William C. Eustis
$4,000; Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph c. Miller
| SIS 0C0; Christian Heurich, $4,000
Charles C. Glover, $4,000; Senator ant
Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps, $4,000; TIN
Palais Royal, Inc. $4,000 William M
Ritter, $4,000; A. LIsner, $4,000; Jane
Parmelee, $500; Mrs. Willard H
Depew, $1,000; H. L. Rust, $4,000
W. Morrow. $500 Mrs. John L. Proc
tor, $4,000; Frank r. Jellef, Inc
$4,000; Byron S. Adams, $4,000; st
PatIicks Church. S2,400; NewbolC
Noyes, S2,1oo; Mrs Joseph Hines
$4,000: Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Cross
$4,000; Mrs. James D. Morgan. $4,000
Coleman Jennings. $1,000; Mr.. anc
Mrs Henry c. Sheridan. $1,000; G..
and M. A. Judd, S1.500; Mrs. G. v
Riley, $1.500; Mrs Charles c. Glover
81 500; Mr.. and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn
$500; Mrs. Alice M. Parmelee, S1;5oo
Hahn & Co, $500; Charles c
Glover, IT,, $780, Mrs. Perry Heath
81, 400; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Gold
smith, $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
Kaufman, $1,000: Mabel T. Board
man, 81 200: Fleming Newbold, $1,000
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Colladay, 81 200
Melvin and Leopold Behrend, $1100
Kings Palace, s1,l00; Mr.. and Mrs
George Otis Smith, S1,100; Arthur May
$1,1o0; Joseph P. Tumulty. SLIGO; Dan
iel L. Hazard. $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs
Kann, $1,000; Erlebacher, Inc, 81 900
Dennis Epson, $1,000; Harry H. Semmes
$1,000; Ms. Charles j. Bell, $1,000
William John Eynon, $1,000; Col. ant
Mrs. Alexander Rodgers, $1,000; Clifford
Lewis, 5000; Miss Belle Sherwin, $500
B. Rich'S Sons, $500; Montgomery Blair
$500: D. j. Kaufman, Inc, $3.50; Mrs
r. K. Tyler, $3.50: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
]. Carr, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. John 3
Larner, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Arson P
Stokes, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II
jr., S625; Leonard H. Mitchell, $500: II
Zirkin, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. RicharC
Aldrich, $500, Giles F. Heilprin, $500
c. B. Keferstein, $500; Rutherford B
H. Lyon, $66; Mrs. Frank B. Noyes
$500; Mr.. and Mrs William ChapiI
Huntington, $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
w. Fleming. $525; Mr.. and Mrs Cum
Rudolph, $500; S. Reizenstein, $500; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Schwartz. $500; Mil
ton Hopfenmaier estate, $780, Mr. anC
Mrs. Walter F. Chappell, $500; Waite
c. Clephane, $500: Marion Young, $500
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, $500; Clar
ence A. Aspinwall, $500; Mr.. and Mrs
Stanton c. Peele, $500; Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Councillor. $500; o. J. D,
Moll & Co., Inc. $500; Mrs. Eleano
Porter Jelleff, $500; C. Thomas Dunlop
$500; H. L. Rust, jr., $500; Mrs. Wood
row Wilson, $500.
The Georgetown Chapter of the Rec
Cross Relief, of which Mrs. John Ecker
is chairman, has wooi yarn for knitting
garments and articles of clothing al
ready cut out for sewing up, which car
be had at Mrs. Ecker'S residence, 151(
rIlni rtxl- fret ctrnnt of Tina