Evening star., 1939-10-15
38 Chest Agencies
Will Open Exhibit
Tomorrow Morninu
Luncheon First Event
Of Program Leading
To Drive Nov. S-22

The Capital tomorrow will have ar
opportunity to see where the Com
munity Chest dollars go, when 80
of the 81 agencies participating in
the Chest present exhibits in the
Mayflower Hotel promenade.
The exhibition will start at II am
preceding a luncheon that will be
the first event of program leading
up to the annual drive for funds,
November 8-22.
First in line will be a Travellers
AID booth, reproduction of that at
Union Station. 1t will demonstrate
: the services of the Travellers Aid
Society, and also serve as the dis
tribution center for luncheon tickets
From that point on, many phases
OF Chest activity will be shown.
A lively exhibit will be that of
st. AIMS Infant Asylum, in which
half dozen youngsters from 21s to
5 will 60 through the kindergarten
routine.
Domestic Science Class.
st. Vincent's Home and School
Will offer domestic science class
OF teen-age girls in action. Four
Boy Scouts from St. Joseph's will
depict another Chest line of accom-
plishment.
Children from the Boys Clubs and
the settlement houses will demon
strate handicraft activities, and a
blue-unlformed instructive visiting
nurse will be in charge of an ex-
hibit for the agency which gives
oedslde nursing care, as we'll as
health and hygiene instruction in
thousands Of homes during the year.
The complete list of exhibitors
includes Barney Neighborhood
House; Boy Scouts of America
washington, Arlington, Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges BOYS Club
OF Washington Central, Southeast,
Northeast and Georgetown Branch
es); Bureau of rehabilitation:
Christ Child Farm for Gonzales
cent Children; Christ Child Settle.
men House; Council of Social Agen-
cles; Department of Social Welfare
washington Federation of Church.
,es); District of Columbia Rehabili-
tatlon Department Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans; Episcopal Home for
Chlldren; Florence Crittenton
Home; Friendship House; George
town Children's House; Girl Scouts
OF the District of Columbia and
Montgomery County; Girl Scouts
OF Alexandria; Girl Scouts of Ar
llngton County; Girl Scouts of
sPrlnce Georges County; Health Sc
curity Administration; Holiday
House Girls Friendly Society: In
structive Visiting Nurse Society:
Jewish Community Center; Juanita
K. Nye Council House; Legal Aid
Bureau; Salvation Army of Wash
lngton; St. Anne Infant ASYLUM
St. Josephs Home and School: St
Roses Technical School; St. Vim
cents Home and School; Shoe and
Rubber Fund District of Colum-
ola Congress of Parents and Teach
erS; Social Hygiene Society: So
clal Service Exchange; Travellers
Aid Society; Washington Animal
Rescue League; Washington Grim.
mai Justice Association; Washing
ton Heart Association; Washing.
ton Home for Foundlings; Wash.
mgton Housing Association; WASH
mgton Institute of Mental Hygiene
(Chlld Guidance Clinic and Life
Adjustment CENTER; Washington
Society for the Hard of Hearing
ton; Young Women's Christian AS
sociation.
Agencies to Receive Visitors.
Beginning Tuesday and continu-
Ing every day but Saturday and
sunday through Friday, November
8, Community Chest supported
agencies will receive visitors ac-
cording to prearranged schedule
Motor Corps tours may be ar
ranged by groups of four or more
VINO wish to set a day when they
Will make the inspection. Trans.
portation for such groups will be
furnished by members of the Com
munity Chest Leagues Motor
Corps, who are contributing both
services and automobiles. Mrs,
SlidAleo -SdlToll IlOVer, Jr., is chair
man of the Motor Corps.
For, any information or to make
arrangements for group tours
through the courtesy of the Motor
Corps go-and-see visitors are urged
to telephone Metropolitan 1884,
Community Chest headquarters
1l0l M street NV.