Evening star., 1941-10-22
Women Receive
Instructions
For Chest Drive
Metropolitan Unit
Meeting Today
At Kennedy-Worren

preparing 10 take Ine community
Chest appeal to approximately $4,000
contributors who must be reached
through the Metropolitan Unit this
year, more than $50 women volun-
teers will meet in the lounge of the
Kennedy-Warren Hotel this after
noon to receive printed material
and instruction on their part in the
drive. scheduled to open November
IS with a goal of S2,000,000.
Those who attend will represent
43 divisions in five Northwest neigh
borhoods of the city, as well as in
Chevy Chase and Bethesda. They
will be given directions by John A.
Reilly, chairman of the unit; E. K.
Morris, leader of the residential area
appeal and Herbert L. Willett, jr.,
Chest director.
In calling the meeting. Mr.. Morris
declared that metropolitan team
captains are key workers who have
a heavier responsibility-and face
greater difficulties-this year than
ever before"
Home Front Varies.
They and their team workers"
he continued, must cover a home
front which is much bigger and
more variable than in the past.
They will have the job of seeking
Chest support from the thou
sands of newcomers now living
in our home neighborhocds. And
with about 200 apartment buildings
and hotels taken over for Govern
ment purposes. it is obvious that
they will have the task of relocating
many former givers who have moved
within the last six months
Team captains by divisions in the
various areas expected to attend to-
DAYS session follow:
Georgetown Wesley Heights
Richard A. Mahar. Mrs. Archibald
King and Mrs. w T. Magruder, all
of the Georgetown Division; Mrs.
Lloyd George, Mrs. Oliver Mckee,
jr.. and Miss Betty Burton. Bur-
leith: Mrs. Carl o. RomDorg, Mrs.
w. H. Steinbauer and Mrs. Charles
L. Levy, Glover Park; Mrs. William
L. Bush. Mrs. Rena Frank and Mrs.
Arthur Stephens. Cathedral Heights;
Mrs. L. B. Brubaker, Mrs. Charles
S. Hamilton and Mrs. Charles l..
FoXhall-BrlarcllH; MISS
Bertha Marsh. Mrs. Frederick Shell
ton and Mrs. Frederick Feiker, Wes-
lev Heights-Spring Valley; Mrs.
Thomas Bradley, Mrs. Gerald Fltz-
Gerald and William Foshag, Frieno-
ship.
Cleveland Park Chevy Chase
Mrs. Maxwell H. Stokes. Mrs. John
D. Burrows, Mrs. Jerome F. Crow
lev. Miss Mary Harlow, Mrs. Levin
P. Handy and Mrs. J. F. Moulton,
Calvert -Woodley: Mrs. Virginia w.
McGammon. Mrs. Robert G. Wilson
and Mrs. j. Blaise deSibour, kllngle'
Mrs. Richard B. Griffin, Mrs. Robert
C. Watson and Mrs. Daniel l.. Bor-
den, Cleveland Park; Mrs. Rachel
F. Deibert. Mrs Gerard Sheehan
and Mrs. Thomas j. Mangan. jr.'
Forest Hills; Mrs. Neville Miller
Mrs. Donald H. Davenport and Mrs.
B. Magruder Wingfield. Richmond
Park: Mrs. Julian L. Richards, Mrs.
William H. Waters and Mrs. j.
Hoover, Tall Oaks-Barn-
ably.
West End-DupOnt Area.
West End-Dupont - Miss Betti-
gene Pagter, Miss Evelyn o. Ke-
fauver and Miss Glenna Hancock,
West End; Mrs. H. w. Osgood, Mrs.
George D. Sullivan and Mrs. Ed
win Yates, Farragut Square; Mrs.
Peter Belin. Mrs. Roger Roob, MRS:
Lawrence P. White, Mrs. Arnold
Wilcox, Mrs. George Y. Wheeler
and Mrs. Cornell Atchison, all
named in tentative assignments,
Dupont Circle; Miss Lucille Dona-
hue, Mrs. Robert J. Coffey and Dr.
Peter F. Florey, Thomas Circle.
Kalorama Mount Pleasant - Mrs.
Robert Plumb, Mrs. George Marx
and Mrs. Henry Matchett. kalor-
anna; Mrs. James Oliver MurdocK'
Mrs. William Campbell Armstrong
and Mrs. Charles D. Carroll, Temple
Heights; Mrs. Wesley Adams, MRS.
Norman Scott and Mrs. Wilbur j.
Carr, Biltmore: Mrs. Andrew 1:
Dent, Mrs. Ladder B. Mackall and
Mrs. Morris E. NARROW, Crescent
Place: Frank w. Rounds, jr.; Robert
H. Grimm and Mrs. Mastln q.
White, Meridian Park; Mrs. Henry
King, Mrs. Albert E. Steinem and
Mrs. Walter Ufford, Lanier; Mrs.
Milton j. Cohen, Mrs. Yette D.
and Mrs. Charles O'Shin-
skv. Columbia Heights; Mrs. John
T. Bissell, Mrs. A. A. Chenay and
Mrs. Earl Lee, Mount Pleasant; Mrs.
Fred j. Bashwitz, Mrs. James H.
Simon and Mrs. Richard Meyer,
Spring Road.
Petworth -TakOma District.
Petworth-Takoma - Mrs. A. c.
Sells, Mrs. Maurice Norman and
Mrs. Samuel Horvitz, Park View;
Mrs. George Israel, Mrs. Edward A.
Ehrlich and Mrs. Hyman D. Sha-
piro. Piney Branch; Mrs. w. o.
Gale, Mrs. George Fuller and Mrs.
Joseph P. Kelley. Petworth; Mrs.
James B. Longley, Mrs. w. K.
and Mrs. Ivan H. Sims,
Manor Park; Carl V.
Hickman, r. S. Washburn and
Daniel B. Lloyd, Takoma Park;
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein, Mrs. Joseph
Isaacs and Mrs. Michael Harris,
Sixteenth Street Heights.
Bethesda-Mrs. Donald Roberts,
Mrs. Clyde de Binder, Mrs. William
j. Norfleet and Mrs. Alfred Moran.
Bethesda; Mrs. Howell L. LaMotte,
Mrs. Jerome Barnard, Mrs. William
j. Duiker and Mrs. Arthur Ring
land, Edgemoor; Mrs. Albert w.
Walker, Mrs. Thomas Creighton,
jr., and Miss Irma Kile, Kenwood.
Chevy Chase-Mrs. Fred Stohl-
man, Mrs. James Hayden, Mrs. T.
Holland, Mrs. Frank Dow,
Mrs. A. R. Ginsburg, Mrs. Chester
E. Richter and Mrs. Hunter David
son, Chevy Chase; Mrs. Edmund
Noyes. Mrs. Florence Brennon and
Mrs. James L. Thomas, Kensington.