George W. "Wheeler, Wm. H. Corn
ier, Jr., Charles C. Sanford, Robert
Goddard, Charles W. Cole, Harry S.
Pearsons, II. B. Curtis, Henry D'Olier,
Jr.
Co-operating with this committee
was a ce n tral com in 1 ttee o f
women, two from each parish, as
follows: Mrs. S. F. Sherman, chair
man; Mrs. C. M. Cole, Mrs. C. H.
Armstrong, Miss Mildred Watson,
Mrs. W. II. Jepson, Mrs. W. J. Lord,
Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs. George W.
Roberts, Mrs. Sidney Stapley, Mrs.
E. J. Morgan, Miss Mary Nichols,
Miss Lucy Stebbins, Mrs. H. Brinker
hoff and Mrs. Zalmon Goodsell.
Sunday Is the day for the every
m ember canvass, when the Interest
and loyalty of every member will be
put to the test. There will be a cor
porate service in each parish at 10:30.
in which the spirit of the Nation-Wide
Campaign will reach its highest point,
after which the parish visitors will
have a buffet luncheon in the parish
Louse, prior to starting on their calls I
at 1 P. M.
The success of the two months' ef
fort is shown by the size and the
quality of the battalion of visitors
which has been serving the last three
weeks, and which will make the can
vass on Sunday.
The total number giving this ser
vice is 420, or about 13 per cent, of
the total number of communicants.
The number in each parish is as fol
lows: St. John's 96; St. George's, 81;
Trinity, 61; St. Paul's, 61; St. Luke's.
12: Christ Church, 45; Calvary 21.
