36TH ANNUAL REPORT

PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY to PROTECT CHILDREN from CRUELTY

FOR THE YEAR 1912

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PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM CRUELTY

FOR THE YEAR 1912

OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY 419 S. FIFTEENTH STREET PHILADELPHIA THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY TO PROTECT CHILDREN FROM CRUELTY 419 South Fifteenth Street

The Board of Managers presents this report for 1912 to the supporters of the Society. Whatever work has been done for the protection of children has been made possible by you; the Board acts simply as your representative and agent in seeing that helpless children in Philadelphia do not suffer. We trust you will read this report, so that you may understand the kind of work we are doing, and the spirit in which it is being done.

MEMBERS' SUBSCRIPTIONS for 1913 are now due, and will be gratefully received. Send to JOSEPH P. MUMFORD, Treasurer, 419 South Fifteenth Street. Additional members and larger subscriptions are urgently needed, to reduce the increasing annual deficit due to enlarging work and rising standards.

The interest of children in protecting other children from cruelty seems suitable and desirable. Children wishing to begin useful lives by helping other children are invited to contribute to the Junior Branch fund. THIS SOCIETY EXISTS

(1) To secure for children in their own homes, from neglectful, delinquent or cruel parents, a proper standard of care—by persuasion or compulsion.

(2) To rescue children from hopelessly cruel and depraved parents, or from vicious and degrading surroundings.

(3) To prevent the employment of children in dangerous theatrical or acrobatic performances, or as beggars.

(4) To assist in the enforcement of all laws designed to protect minors. BOARD OF MANAGERS—1913

President MR. CHARLES BIDDLE, 505 Chestnut Street. Vice-Presidents MRS. GEORGE W. ELLIS, 514 Fifth Avenue, New York City. MR. HENRY M. GRATZ, 261 S. Seventeenth Street. MR. J. PERCY KEATING, 701 Arcade Building. MR. G. HEIDE NORRIS. 439 Land Title Building. MRS. LOUIS STARR, 1818 Rittenhouse Square. Treasurer MR. JOSEPH P. MUMFORD, 328 Chestnut Street. Term Expires January 1, 1914. MR. JOHN HAMPTON BARNES, 1817 DeLancey Place. MRS. GEORGE W. ELLIS, 514 Fifth Avenue, New York City. MR. SAMUEL S. FELS, 3640 Chestnut Street. MR. H. O. HILDEBRAND, 1323 Walnut Street. MRS. EDWARD MARTIN, 1506 Locust Street. MRS. J. WILLIS MARTIN, 1721 Locust Street. MR. B. FRANKLIN PEPPER, 1438 Land Title Building. MR. EDWARD B. SMITH, 306 S. Nineteenth Street. MRS. EDWARD LOWBER WELSH, 1422 Spruce Street. Term Expires January 1, 1915. MRS. EDWARD COLES, 2010 DeLancey Place. MR. THOMAS E. DUNN, 133 S. Fifth Street. MR. HENRY M. GRATZ, 261 S. Seventeenth Street. MRS. JOHN C GROOME, 1018 Clinton Street. MRS. J. OGDEN HOFFMAN, Radnor, Pa. MRS. ROBERT W. LESLEY, Haverford, Pa. MRS. NORMAN MACLEOD, 2009 Walnut Street. MR. G. HEIDE NORRIS, 439 Land Title Building. MRS. EDWARD T. STOTESBURY, 1925 Walnut Street. MRS. WILLIAM J. WILLCOX, 2011 Pine Street. Term Expires January 1, 1916. MR. CHARLES BIDDLE, 505 Chestnut Street. MISS EDITH B. BURT, 1203 Walnut Street. MR. J. PERCY KEATING, 701 Arcade Building. MRS WILLIAM LINTON LANDRETH, 1705 Rittenhouse Square. MR. JOSEPH P. MUMFORD, 328 Chestnut Street. MR. FRANK T. PATTERSON, 2200 St. James Place. MR. JOHN W. PEPPER, 1305 Spruce Street. Miss CHARLOTTE SITER, 241 S. Eighteenth Street. MRS. LOUIS STARR, 1818 Rittenhouse Square.

General Counsel, SIDNEY W. YOUNG, ESQ. Counsel, THOMAS STOKES, ESQ. Physicians, W. ESTELL LEE, M.D. CHARLES M. MONTGOMERY, M.D. STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1913

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MR. GRATZ, Chairman MR. BARNES MRS. EDWARD MARTIN MISS BURT MR. PATTERSON MR. FELS MR. JOHN W. PEPPER MR. KEATING MRS. WELSH

FINANCE COMMITTEE MR. NORRIS, Chairman MR. KEATING MR. SMITH

HOUSE COMMITTEE MR. DUNN, Chairman MRS. COLES MRS. STARR MRS. LANDRETH MRS. WILLCOX

COMMITTEE ON DIFFICULT CASES MRS. COLES, Chairman MRS. LESLEY MRS. J. WILLIS MARTIN MRS. EDWARD MARTIN MRS. WILLCOX

COMMITTEE ON PLACING CHILDREN MISS BURT, Chairman MRS. GROOME MRS. MACLEOD MRS. HOFFMAN MISS SITER MRS. LANDRETH MRS. STARR MR. KEATING MRS. WELSH

REPRESENTATIVES ON THE JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE CHILDREN'S BUREAU MR. BIDDLE MR. JOHN W. PEPPER MRS. EDWARD MARTIN MR. WALLACE

REPRESENTATIVES ON THE JOINT FINANCE COMMITTEE MR. NORRIS MR. WALLACE

REPRESENTATIVE ON THE JOINT SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE MR. JOHN W. PEPPER OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY 419 South Fifteenth Street, Philadelphia. ALWAYS OPEN

Secretary MR. ROY SMITH WALLACE

Assistant Secretary MRS. ELIZABETH H. ERSKINE

Supervisor of Agents MISS JANE PARKER DEETER

Office Secretary MISS MARION HILLYER

Representative in Juvenile Court MR. DAVID JOHN TERRY

Agents MR. WILLIAM R. BECK MR. JACOB KEPECS MRS. LUCY K. BLADES MR. ANDREW J. KINKADE MISS HELEN L. BLANTON MR. L. G MCMILLAN MISS MARY C. CLENDENIN MISS MIRIAM E. NASH MISS VIRGINIA L. COULSTON MISS LILLIAN PEACHEY MR. CLYDE G. DURGIN MRS. RUTH E. RAMAGE MR. DOUGLAS P. FALCONER MISS COSETTE SPENCE MISS EDITH SWEETSER

Visitors MRS. MARY H. BLAIR MISS GERTRUDE BRIGHT MISS ANNIE E. GRIMES MISS EDITH M. JACKSON MISS CLARA E. KISTLER MISS SARAH A. MCCONNELL

Bookkeeper MISS ELIZABETH H. REEVES

In the Office Miss VIOLETTE E. DAWSON MISS PEARL HENRY MISS MARIE DORAN MISS ERMA HILTON MISS MARJORIE DORAN MISS SARAH S. LINGAMFELTER MISS LENA HACKENBERGER MISS EDITH S. REID MISS HILDA A. HEILMAN MISS JANET M. SPEIRS REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS. fcuo .£•5 This report assumes that the kind of work which the Society

>•> does is now, at the end of thirty-six years of active work, sufficiently well known not to need detailed description. This tz report will merely record certain progressive steps achieved during the past year. En­ HOME CONSERVATION. In the first place, this Society has made successful progress o in its work of keeping families together by enforcing such OQ conditions in the home as will make it possible for children to remain with their parents. This progress is revealed in the _o fact that while during the year 1910, at our instance, the *2 Courts removed 692 children from their parents and com­ mitted them to this Society and during 1911 the Courts com­ mitted 564 children to this Society, during 1912 they committed only 447; and this notwithstanding the fact that the number of children involved in the complaints received by this Society each year remains practically the same. This happy result we believe has been attended with no lowering of the standard of parental care insisted on by this Society and by the Courts; rather does it represent an increased effectiveness on the part of this Society and increased effectiveness and co-operation among the social agencies of Philadelphia.

THE CHURCHES. In our judgment the most notable improvement in the effectiveness of social help to low-grade families has been made by the churches. Without question the families with whom the Society has to deal are essentially at fault in character; bad living conditions, liquor, underpay, filth and degradation of all kinds all emphasize bad character. For the reformation of character we turn regularly to the church, and, to-day, we have an increasing confidence that something will be attempted and accomplished. It is part of the regular routine work of the agents of the Society to bring into contact with the church of its natural affiliation every delinquent family with whom we have to deal. Two- years ago a special record was kept of a definite number of families, who were, in a special way, referred to their church affiliations, and a similar record was kept during the year just ended. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS.

The comparative results are striking. In January, 1911, 99 families who acknowledged a church connection, and who were of marked bad character, were referred to the churches of their affiliation—some Protestant, some Catholic—about half and half. Of the 99 ministers to whom these references were made, in each case by both letter and a personal call of our agent, asking not for material relief but for spiritual aid in the upbuilding of character, 17 refused to have anything to do with the family; 82 said that they would accept the responsi­ bility and try to help the family. Of these 82, 49 did not visit the family even once or arrange to have the family visited by a church visitor. Of the 33 who did visit at least once the families which they accepted, 24 improved conditions and 9 did not improve conditions. In every case before a failure to arrange for a visit was marked up against the minister, one month's time was allowed. A similar special record of references was kept during the month of January, 1913. Seventy-eight families were especially referred to the church of their affiliation for spiritual nurture. Of the 78 ministers to whom these references were made, 5 refused to accept any responsibility for the family. Of the 73 who said that they would try to help the families, 12 did not call on the family even once, nor did they arrange for visitation by a church visitor. Of the 61 who did call, 33 made noticeable improvement in the condition of the family and 28 have not yet apparently made any improvement at all. The greatly increased readiness of response and service on the part of the churches in the second period is one of the most encouraging signs of the times that this Society observes. BUREAU OF COMPULSORY EDUCATION. Other agencies, too, have shown increased efficiency this year, notably the reorganized Bureau of Compulsory Educa­ tion. Formerly the Bureau used to refer all its difficult cases of truancy to this .Society; to-day it not only does all its own work, even when it is difficult, but assists the Society by doing its share in the problems which we try to solve. THE COURTS. One of the great needs of this community, as observed in the work of this Society, is the need for a better judicial sys­ tem. At present a double Court process is necessary for practically every case in which the Society brings a prosecu­ tion. In order to get a punishment or an imprisonment meted REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS. out to the guilty parent, our case must be presented to a magis­ trate ; in order to get a commitment giving a valid custody of the child, our case must be presented to the Juvenile Court. Even in cases of merely juvenile delinquency this double hear­ ing is necessary. This is cumbrous, wasteful and often de­ moralizing. The system, too, by which Common Pleas judges rotate on the Juvenile Bench, one judge sitting Monday morn­ ings for one month only, makes a standard practice impossible and makes it exceedingly difficult for the judges, with the best intentions in the world, to understand juvenile law and Juve­ nile Court methods or even the possible institutions and agen­ cies to which children may be committed. For these reasons this Society has been much interested to see established either a Municipal Court, in which one judge should sit constantly for the original, exclusive and final dis­ position of each case involving a dependent, neglected or in­ corrigible child; or to see established, within the Court of Common Pleas itself, a Court of Domestic Relations, to include all juvenile cases and all desertion and non-support cases, and to have original, exclusive and final power to dispose of all such cases. Two bills are at this writing before the Leg­ islature : one, House Bill No. 107, introduced by Mr. Walnut, establishes a Municipal Court with a Juvenile Branch; the other, Senate Bill No. 327. introduced by Mr. McNichol, es­ tablishes a Court of Domestic Relations within the Court of Common Pleas. This Society believes that one or the other of these bills should become law at once. CO-OPERATION AND ECONOMY. The benefits of the cordial co-operation existing between the various charitable societies in Philadelphia become increas­ ingly apparent as time goes on. This is especially noted in the co-operation made possible by the joint use of the build­ ings 415-21 South Fifteenth Street by several of the larger societies. The co-operative planning and work for destitute and demoralized families which the close co-operation makes possible are altogether desirable and greatly increase efficiency. Co-operation means also increased economy of administra­ tion. For instance, now that the telephone service of the societies in the Charities Building is joint, the bill which this Society has to pay for telephone service, including toll calls, all regular service and our share of operators' salaries, is smaller than we used to pay as operator's salary alone, not counting service cost at all. Many other similar economies have been made possible. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS.

Further steps towards the proper distribution of work and towards economy and effectiveness have been made during the last year. This Society has been able practically to aban­ don its placing-out work and its work for the after-care of children-—although we are "still responsible for the financial burden of the children whom we have to board; last year this amounted to about $16,000—through the increased co-operation of the Children's Aid Society and the Children's Bureau, the latter a joint creation, for efficiency and economy's sake, which now do practically all the placing and after-care work for this Society; and through the increased activity of the Seybert Institution which hopes to be able ultimately to relieve the co-operating societies entirely of the costly temporary care of children provided now in the Joint Shelter, where children are received at any time of the day or night, and given care and clothes, and medical, dental, optical, oral and neuro­ logical treatment as required. In advance of the time when it can completely carry this burden, the Seybert Institution is to-day carrying an increasingly large part of the cost of the Joint Shelter. UNIFIED FINANCIAL SUPPORT. A further step towards unification and co-operation has been taken this year by providing for a joint collection of funds for the Children's Aid Society, the Children's Bureau, and this Society. Hitherto, the Children's Aid Society and the Society to Protect Children from Cruelty have done their own appeal work, maintaining their own lists, books, appeal letters, etc., for this purpose. Hereafter, all this is to be joint, except that each society retains for the present its present list of con­ tributors. It is hoped that this joint appeal, representing as it does the sincere attempt of these societies to meet the busi­ ness man's demand for economy and efficiency and for avoid­ ance of duplication of effort and too constant, irritating multi­ plicity of appeal, will meet with public appreciation and greatly increase our joint income. FINANCIAL NEEDS. Certainly the needs of the Societies demand an enlarged response. Each of the societies constantly sustains a large deficit, due, not to mismanagement or waste, but simply to the fact that the necessities of abused, needy and destitute chil­ dren cannot be ignored, but must be met, deficit or no deficit. Children's work in Philadelphia, much of which is now cen­ tered in organizations which, as noted above, are in every io REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS. possible respect co-operating and working jointly for economy and efficiency, greatly needs more adequate support, which the generous charity of Philadelphia is urgently asked to provide. PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY. It is hoped that much of the cost of this work of child care will ultimately be assumed in Pennsylvania, as in most other States, by the public authorities, State and municipal, so that the burden may be equally distributed by taxation. The State does something to-day through its appropriations to private charities, but this is so limited, haphazard and unscientific as to furnish little relief. The city and county of Philadelphia do something also, but also quite inadequately. This Society, for instance, received last year from public sources, State and County, about $9,000. It had to spend—not in salaries or in the advancement of its real work with delinquent parents— but in the after-care of children removed by the Courts of the Commonwealth from their parents, for board and clothing and medical attention, etc., about $29,000, a cost which New York, Massachusetts, Illinois and most other States, recognize as a public responsibility, to be borne not by a few generous citizens, but by the community at large. With this point of view the Courts in Philadelphia have been increasingly sym­ pathetic, and they have granted with increasing freedom support orders on the county. But relief from this source is quite inadequate thus far, and until the public shall com­ pletely recognize its responsibility, we can only work to secure this public responsibility and continue to urge charitable lovers of children to contribute generously to the children's need.

JOINT SHELTER AND CHILDREN'S BUREAU. The report of the Joint Shelter and the Children's Bureau, projects maintained jointly by. the Seybert Institution, the Children's Aid Society and this Society, will be found on pages 26-31, inclusive. LOSSES. The Society records with deep regret its losses during the year, by death, of Mrs. E. H. Ogden, for many years a Manager and Vice-President of this Society; and by resig­ nation, of Mrs. George D. Widener and Mr. Henry M. Dechert. The last named, for many years a Vice-President of the Society, has been elected to honorary membership.

II REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS.

THANKS. The Board of Managers, with great appreciation and sin­ cerity, extends its thanks to its legal and medical advisers from whom much help has been received; to the press for giving valuable and friendly publicity to many of the cases with which we have had to deal, thereby informing the public where to turn in behalf of neglected children; and to the institutions, hospitals and other charitable agencies, which have stood ready to do their part in caring for helpless children. Finally, the Board of Managers extends its hearty thanks to those friends, who by their contributions make possible what­ ever this Society has been able to do in protecting children from cruelty and neglect.

12 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PLACING CHIL­ DREN FOR 1912.

This Committee considered the disposition of 395 children from 185 families, who were committed to the care of this Society during 1912. On December 31, 1912, the location of the 395 children was as follows: Back with their parents 81 With relatives 71 In free homes 24 At service 10 At board 14 With Children's Aid Society 20 In Catholic institutions 63 In Protestant institutions 18 In Joint Shelter 17 In hospitals 9 Discharged by Court 43 Discharged by Committee 7 Deceased 12 Ran away 6 Total 395

The following statistics concern the 395 children: AGE. Under 6 years of age 159 Six to 12 years of age 161 Twelve to 16 years of age 64 Over 16 years of age 11 Total 395 RELIGION. Catholic 234 Protestant 158 Hebrew 3 Total 395 SEX. Males 176 Females 219 Total 395

13 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PLACING CHILDREN

The children were removed by the Courts from their parents for reasons shown in the following table, in which some duplication exists because more than one of the several enumerated causes often appear in one case: CAUSES FOR DISESTABLISHMENT OF FAMILIES. Drunkenness and neglect 124 Physical cruelty 21 Neglect and immorality 20 Disorderly house 8 Desertion 5 Rape 2 Begging Felonious assault Incest Incorrigibility Non-support

Total 185 The following statistics concern the parents of these 395 children: RELIGION. Catholic 113 Protestant 69 Hebrew 3

Total 185

NATIONALITY. American 101 Irish 29 Negro (Race) 17 Italian 8 English 7 German 7 Polish 6 Russian 3 Scotch • 3 Dutch 1 Swedish 1 Swiss 1 Welsh 1

Total .. 185 In addition to the above 395 children considered for the first time, 52 other children from 27 families have been considered. These children, previously returned to their par­ ents, the Courts have considered it necessary again to remove.

14 REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PLACING CHILDREN

On December 31, 1912, the location of the 52 children was as follows:

With parents 9 With relatives 12 In free homes 2 At board 2 In Catholic institutions 16 In hospital 1 Dicharged by Court 3 Discharged by Committee 6 Ran away 1

Total 52

The following statistics concern the 52 children: AGE. Under 6 years of age 15 Six to 12 years of age 24 Twelve to 16 years of age 13 Over 16 years of age 0

Total 52

RELIGION. Catholic 41 Protestant 11

Total 52

SEX. Males 20 Females 32

Total 52

These children were removed for the following causes:

Drunkenness and neglect 21 Drunkenness and disorderly conduct 3 Improper guardianship 2 Incorrigibility 1

Total 27

15 BEPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PLACING CHILDREN

The following statistics concern the parents of these 52 children: RELIGION. Catholic 22 Protestant 5 Total 27

NATIONALITY. American 18 Irish 6 English 1 German I Norwegian 1 Total 27

The financial responsibility of parents for the care of their children, even after the children have been removed, is en­ forced whenever possible, either by their voluntary agree­ ment, or if necessary and possible, through orders made by the Court. Respectfully submitted, EDITH B. BURT, I Chairman.

16 STATISTICS FOR 1912.

1911 1912

Number of complaints 4,287 3,971 Number of cases 3,380 2,964 New 1,481 1,235 Reopened 1,899 1,729 Children involved '. 9,868 9,018 Children carried over under supervision from previous year 1,332 1,335 Cases outside Philadelphia County 122 173

COMPLAINTS, BY WARDS.

1st Ward. 124 2d 74 29th Ward .:•-.... 104 3d 52 30th ' ' 113 4th 60 31st ' ' 89 5th 49 32d ' 70 6th 16 33d ' 109 7th 127 34th ' ' 64 8th 91 35th ' ' 6 9th 52 36th ' ' 284 10th 101 37th ' * 40 11th 40 38th ' ' 89 12th 43 39th ' ' 142 13th 120 40th ' ' 68 14th 94 41st ' ' 4 15th 96 42d ' 20 16th 55 43d ' 61 17th 105 44th ' ' 91 18th 124 45th ' ' 26 19th 164 46th ' ' 18 20th 64 47th ' ' 61 21st 46 48th ' ' 0 22d 161 49th ' * J 23d 60 24th Delawa re Co 68 107 Montgo mery Co 58 25th 117 19 26th 66 Chester Co 27th 34 Bucks ( 3o 10 28th 96 Miscelh meous 18 Forward 2,338 Total 3,971

17 Nature of Complaints in New Cases.

Drunkenness and neglect... 306 Forward 1,179 Neglect 286 Begging 10 Investigation requested ... 273 Disorderly house 10 Cruelty 156 Enticing minors for immoral Immorality 82 purposes 5 Improper guardianship 40 Abduction 3 Abandonment 22 White slavery 1 Incorrigibility 14 Miscellaneous 27

Forward 1,179 Total 1,235

Complainants in New Cases.

Private individuals ...... 504 Forward 970 Police 203 Bureau of Compulsory Edu­ Husband 73 cation 29 Wife .. 44 Teachers 21 Society for Organizing Clergy 21 Charity 74 Visiting Nurses 52 Other charitable societies... 72 Anonymous 142 Forward 970 Total 1,235

Religion of Families in New Cases

Roman Catholic 582 Forward 964

Methodist Episcopal 150 Lutheran 13 BaPtist • 89 Hebrew 64 Protestant Episcopal 88 Misceiianeous 194 Presbyterian 55 Forward ~~964 Total 1>22>S

18 i Nationality of Families in New Cases.

American 778 Irish 106 Russian 70 Negro (Race) 68 Italian 52 English 50 German 42 Polish 24 • Scotch 8 Austrian 6 French 1 Miscellaneous 30 Total 1,235

19 TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE SOCIETY'S WORK.

New Children Children YEAR Cases Involved Removed 1877 279 519 45 131 1878 457 980 75 274 1879 619 1,508 142 468 1880 850 2,176 180 698 1881 900 2,212 202 722 1882 925 2,172 322 731 1883 828 1,877 261 593 1884 846 1,890 261 678 1885 1,929 322 664 1886 823 1,861 309 619 1887 870 1,986 296 619 1888 771 1,709 195 559 1889 768 1,762 165 460 1890 815 1,988 175 456 1891 921 2,117 180 569 1892 1,985 134 558 1893 917 2,065 145 712 1894 857 1,810 147 678 1895 849 1,911 188 607 1896 876 2,154 198 585 1897 784 1,983 193 425 1898 908 2,280 233 462 1899 879 2,254 186 325. 1900 978 2,595 237 369 1901 1,054 2,816 250 427 1902 992 2,705 196 412 1903 1,107 2,726 328 515 1904 1,196 3,414 365 654 1905 1,144 5,786 451 1,067 1906 2,334 6,911 491 648 COMPLAINTS. VISITS. 1907 2,759 50,386 1,337 3,936 263 582 1908 3,483 54,453 1,362 4,223 209 518 1909 3,795 54,198 1,305 4,104 240 514 1910 4,498 55,635 1,578 4,468 292 692 1911 4,287 56,660 1,481 4,225 519 564 1912 3,971 53,615 1,235 3,558 321 447

Total 35,620 94,595 8,716 20,002

20 INSTITUTIONS RECEIVING CHILDREN.

Children's Aid Society 47 Catholic Home for Destitute Children 46 St. Vincent's Home, Seventieth and Woodland Avenue 42 St. John's Orphan Asylum 33 Philadelphia Hospital 31 Woman's Hospital 31 Methodist Episcopal Hospital 30 House of Detention 22 Pennsylvania Hospital 20 St. Vincent's Home, Twentieth and Race Streets 15 Children's Hospital 14 Clover Nook Cottage 13 Municipal Hospital 10 Seybert Institution 10 Bethesda Home 9 St. Joseph's House for Homeless Boys 9 House of the Good Shepherd 6 Seashore House, Atlantic City, N.J 6 Southern Home for Destitute Children 6 Northern Home for Friendless Children 5 Presbyterian Orphanage 5 St. Martin's College 4 Tabor Lutheran Home 4 Home for Destitute Colored Children 3 King's Daughters' Holiday House 3 Magdalen Home 3 Mont Alto Sanitarium 3 Western Temporary Home 3 Dominican Guild 2 House of Correction (with mothers) 2 Howard Institution 2 Jefferson Hospital 2 Midnight Mission 2 Polyclinic Hospital 2 St. Christopher's Hospital 2 St. Joseph's Protectory, Norristown 2 Shelter for Colored Orphans 2 Buttercup Cottage Children's Bureau Church Home, Angora, Pa Gonzaga Memorial Asylum Home for the Homeless Homoeopathic Hospital, West Philadelphia Institution for the Feeble-minded, Spring City, Pa Institution for the Insane, Norristown Mary Magdalen de Pazzi Asylum Methodist Episcopal Orphanage St. Agnes' School, Inwood-on-the-Hudson.' St. Vincent de Paul's Country Home Sheltering Arms University Hospital

21 TREASURER'S REPORT

Joseph P. Mumford, Treasurer, in account with the Penn­ sylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty.

Investment Fund Account. 1912 DEBITS January 1. Balance on hand for investment $1,064.76 Receipts for 1912:—• From Bequests:— Est. Ferdinand J. Dreer $1,250.00 Charles Graff 16.95 Elizabeth Wharton McKean 200.00 Louisa M. Baugh 1,000.00 Anna B. Henszey 5,000.00 Samuel Kohn 5,000.00 Sarah Morris Ogden 1,000.00 Samuel H. Cramp 1,000.00 Eliza Kuntz 5,424.95 $19,891.90 From Life Memberships 300.00 From Temporary Loans from Bank 25,000.00 — —$45,191.90

Total $46,256.66

1912 CREDITS Dec. 31. Invested during 1912.$5,005.00 Accrued interest on amount invested .. 45.55 < $5,050.55 •Temporary loan repaid 5,000.00 Transfer to Maintenance Fund 33,079.97

Total Credits 43,130.52 Dec. 31. Balance 3,126.14 $46,256.66 *Further repayment of temporary loans made by transfer of 3 M Equitable 111. Gas Light 5s, for which credit of $3,172.50 was received.

22 TREASURER'S REPORT

Joseph P. Mumford, Treasurer, in account with the Penn­ sylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty.

Maintenance Fund Account. 1912 DEBITS January 1. Balance on hand. $ 300.00 Receipts during 1912 :— From Interest, viz: Leopold Bamberger Fund. .$ 50.00 Other Investments 15,783.73 $15,833.73 Subscriptions and Donations 10,960.31 State of Pennsylvania 4,000.00 County of Philadelphia.... 4,927.83 8,927.83 Parents of Children, etc. 4,237.38 Proceeds of Matinee 1,500.00 Other Sources 3,894.88 $45,354.13 From Investment Fund, transferred 33,079.97 78,434.10 $78,734.10

1912 CREDITS Dec. 31. By drafts paid during the year to the Secretary for expenses #77,049,24 Dec 31. Balance 1,684,86 $78,734,10

23 SECRETARY'S FINANCIAL STATEMENT..

Roy Smith Wallace, Secretary,, in account with Joseph P. Mumford, Treasurer.

DEBITS.

1912. January 1. Fixed balance on hand, . $ 4,500.00

Received from Treasurer during 1912, 77,049.24

,549.24

H SECRETARY'S FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

CREDITS. 1912. January 1. Disbursements as follows: Salaries .$31,177.12 Stationery, printing, postage and adver­ tising 1,614.21 Clothing 2,526.77 Telephone, telegrams, cartage and ex- pressage 634.83 Agents' expenses 3,817.16 Painting, carpentering and other repairs 1,616.64 Alterations and repairs in connection with remodeling of building 1,515.90 New heating system (final payment) ... 150.00 Children's Bureau 2,713.05 Joint Shelter 10,600.18 Board of children 15,992.68 Funerals, braces and glasses for children 48.00 Traveling expenses 76.11 Interest on loans 368.08 Registration Bureau 400.00 Water rent 22.80 Auditing 50.00 Office and house furnishings, and other fixtures, including new typewriters. 612.02 Petty office expenses, including insur­ ance and surety bonds 436.67 Addressing Company, sending out Ap­ peals 208.91 Fire escape 286.10 Incinerating plant 29.10 Legal expenses in connection with guar­ dianship of children 52.75 74,949.08 December, 1911, Disbursements assumed by Treasurer, January, 1912. 2,100.16 $77,049.24 Dec. 31. Fixed balance on hand, 4,500.00 $81,549.24

25 PHILADELPHIA, February 11, 1913. This is to certify that we have audited the accounts of Joseph P. Mumford, Treasurer, Pennsylvania Society to Pro­ tect Children from Cruelty, for the year ending December 31, 1912, and that the annexed report is a correct statement of the Treasurer's receipts and disbursements for the period named.

PRICE, WATERHOUSE & Co., Certified Public Accountants.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3, 1913. The accounts of Joseph P. Mumford, Treasurer, and Roy Smith Wallace, Secretary, have been audited and examined by Price, Waterhouse & Co., chartered accountants, who have compared same with our accounts and found them correct, showing a balance of $1,684.86 in the Maintenance Account and $3,126.14 in the Investment Account. There is a deficit of $28,988.63 in the Maintenance Fund, the same having been expended over and above the amount received for that account.

G. HEIDE NORRIS, For Finance Committee.

26 STAFF OF THE CHILDREN'S BUREAU AND THE JOINT SHELTER.

THE CHILDREN'S BUREAU.

Superintendent MR. J. BRUCE BYALL Assistant Superintendent Special Agent Miss GRACE A. SUTTON MISS MINNIE N. DAVIES Representative in Juvenile Court MR. DAVID JOHN .TERRY Supervising Visitor MRS. L. M. ROBERTS Visitors MRS. MARTHA R. RAMAGE MISS ANNA B. GRISCOM MISS E. HEMSLEY Miss HELENA DE COU Miss E. C. MYERS MISS AUGUSTA SHRADER MR. D. PAUL MUSSELMAN Bookkeeper Record Clerk MISS KATHERINE C. BIRKHEAD MISS HELEN KUHN Stenographers MISS ETHEL NEWMAN MISS FANNIE FORMAN MISS HELEN STRAIN THE JOINT SHELTER.

Matron MRS. MARY B. SEXTON Clerk MISS KATHRYN V. MURRAY Transfer Agents Miss E. RAMAGE MRS. E. WILLIAMS MEDICAL STAFF. Medical Examiner W. ESTELL LEE, M.D. Oculist CHARLES E. G. SHANNON, M.D, Dentist H. VAN HASSELT, D. D. S. Neurologist WALTER S. CORNELL, M.D.

27 Statistics of the Children's Bureau, 1907-1912.

1908 1909 1910 1911 1912

Applications received 1457 2246 3184 3297 3251 3184 No. of new cases 699 1414 1893 1483 1515 1967 No. of old cases 417. 330 824 1094 1217 No. of cases advised 210 417 373 926 642 No. of visits made 3772 12696 14670 12202 9615 10062 No. of children received for care. . 499 671 933 897 788 944 No. of children involved 2762 6394 6279 5336 4550 4993 No. of children sent to C A. S.... 311 246 482 417 355 260 No. of children sent to institutions 63 243 255 227 223 407 No. of children sent to Seybert In­ stitution 75 193 114 93 65 107 No. of children sent to relatives and friends 119 386 402

Expenditures of the Children's Bureau, 1907-1912.

1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912

Salaries and wages... $2,767.44 $10,098.50 $12,773.41 $13,302.64 $11,756.69 $13,372.54 331.09 2,227.08 1,874.08 986.63 791.33 763.88 Books, stationery and 85.18 1,086.89 597.63 681.10 561.75 321.30 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,600.00 1,043.34 368.00 433.65 191.09 247.90 100.87 92.47 31.01 144.30 273.24 104.42 153.83 958.33 487.00 447.82 399.71 263.76 26 92 123.56 719.47 239.91 369.06 189.90 159.88 Telegrams, telephone 339.18 759.02 1,086.65 1.293.43 980.11 605.62 Light 224.80 194.20 245.40 229.60 23 90 Fuel 308.65 242.75 213.00 206.23 134.00 Lease—typewriters .. 55.00 180.00 167.50 2,223.49 7.00 43.00 465.24 Relief, advertising in- 165.80 Advance to Seybert.. 110.69 373.05 Registration Bureau.. 22.50 9.00 4.26 Share of Main, of 400.00 600.00 Charities Building.. 84.00 288.00 Hauling, moving, etc. 70.88 Bureau of Municipal 75.00

Totals $9,070.57 $17,757.40 $19,686.35 $20,296.60 $16,711.25 $16,957.38

28 AGENCIES, INSTITUTIONS, HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES WITH WHICH THE CHIL­ DREN'S BUREAU CO-OPERATES.

Archbishop Ryan Memorial Insti­ Harrison Day Nursery tute for Deaf Mutes Home for Destitute Colored Chil­ Armstrong Association dren Association for the Protection of Home for the Homeless Colored Women Home and Hospital of the Good Atlantic City Associated Charities Shepherd Atlantic City Seashore House Home Missionary Society Baltimore Children's Aid Society Home of the Merciful Saviour Baptist Orphanage Hope Day Nursery Bedford Street Mission House of Detention Bethesda Home House of the Good Shepherd Boston Children's Aid Society House of the Holy Child British Consul House of St. Michael and All Burd School Angels. Bureau of Children's Guardians, Howard Institution Washington, D. C. Institution for the Feeble-Minded, Bureau of Compulsory Education Spring City, Pa. Italian Mission Carlisle Indian School Jewish Mission Carter Junior Republic Juvenile Aid Society Catholic Children's Bureau Juvenile Court Catholic Home for Destitute Chil­ Juvenile Protective Association dren Legal Aid Society Catholic Protectory Lighthouse Child Labor Association Children's Aid Society of Penn­ Magdalen Home sylvania Maryland Children's Aid Society Children's Summer Home, River­ Maryland City Charities ton, N. J. Massachusetts Society for the Churches of all denominations Prevention of Cruelty to Cinnaminson Home Children Clovernook Farm Midnight Mission Country Week Association Morton Street Day Nursery Court Aid Committee Mt. St. Joseph Convent Court Reporters Municipal Charities Department of Public Health and New Century Club Charities New Jersey Children's Home and Department of Public Works Aid Society Detective Bureau North American Children's Sani­ Door of Blessing tarium Door of Hope Northern Home Elwyn Training School for Feeble Octavia Hill Association Minded Pennsylvania Commission of Sol­ Florence Crittenden Home diers' Orphan Schools Foster Home Pennsylvania Institution for the Friends' Protective Association Blind Germantown Poor Board Pennsylvania Institution for the Germantown Relief Association Deaf and Dumb

29 AGENCIES, INSTITUTIONS, HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES WITH WHICH THE CHILDREN'S BUREAU CO-OPERATES.

Pennsylvania Society to Protect Schools Children from Cruelty Seybert Institution P. E. City Mission Sheltering Arms Philadelphia Home for Infants Shelter for Colored Orphans Philadelphia Home for Indigent Social Betterment Bureau Phipps Institute Social Service House Pines, The Society for Organizing Charity Police Districts Southern Home Presbyterian Neighborhood House Starr Centre Association Probation Officers State Charities Aid Society of Psychological Clinic New York Public Welfare Association of Sunnyside Day Nursery Bristol Temporary Shelter for Women Richmond Soup Society Travelers' Aid Society Union Benevolent Association St. Joseph's Seminary United Hebrew Charities St. Louis Children's Aid Society Visiting Nurse Society St. Martha's House Whosoever Mission St. Martin's College Western Temporary Home St. Vincent's Home, 70th and Women's Directory Woodland Ave. Workman Place Home St. Vincent's Home, 20th and Young Women's Christian Asso­ Race Sts. ciation Salvation Army Home Young Women's Union

HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES.

Children's Hospital Orthopaedic Hospital Children's Homoeopathic Hospital Pennsylvania Hospital Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia Hospital Frankford Hospital Polyclinic Hospital Germantown Hospital Presbyterian Hospital Hahnemann Hospital Roosevelt Hospital Italian Hospital Rush Hospital Jefferson Hospital St. Christopher's Hospital Kensington Dispensary Samaritan Hospital Lying-in-Charity State Tuberculosis Dispensary Stetson Hospital Maternity Hospital University of Pennsylvania Hos­ Maternity Hospital, 335 Washing­ pital ton Ave. West Philadelphia Hospital for Medico-Chirurgical Hospital Women Methodist Episcopal Hospital Woman's Hospital Mont Alto Sanitarium Woman's Southern Homoeopathic Municipal Hospital Hospital

30 JOINT SHELTER, 1912

1911 1912 Number of different children in the Shelter during the year 1,116 1,515 Number of meals served to children during year 24,699 35,756 Number of lodgings furnished during year 7,374 8,567 Cost of shelter to S. P. C. C. $14,868.64 $10,600.18

3i REPORT OF EXAMINATIONS AND TREATMENTS.

MEDICAL REPORT FOR 1912. Re-examinations 2,766 New examinations 1,695 Total examinations 4,461 Antitoxine ... - , ... 499 Cultures 136 Vaccinations 491 Tuberculosis tests ,. 90

OCULIST'S REPORT. Examinations 145 Glasses furnished 85

NEUROLOGIST'S REPORT. Examinations 91

DENTAL REPORT FOR 1912. No. of Patients ; 563 " " Extractions • 935 " " Fillings 495 " " Crowns 2 " " Treatments 280 " Cases teeth cleaned 39

32 Members and Supporters

of

The Society to Protect Children

from Cruelty.

33 HONORARY MEMBERS. Brown, Mrs. Adaline Pierce Turner, Mrs. H. J.* Dechert, Henry M. Warren, Gen. Lucius K. Gerry, Elbridge T., New York Wheeler, Joseph W. Hallowell, Miss Anna Wright, John D., New York*

LIFE MEMBERS. The payment of One Hundred Dollars or more at one time secures a Life Membership. Allen, Edmund Bowie, Miss Katharine A. Allison, Wm. C* Brooke, Francis M.* Alter, John Jos. Brooke, Robert E. Arrott, William* Brophy, Mrs. Truman W. Arrott, Mrs. Wm. Brown, Alexander* Arthur, James D. Brown, Mrs. Alexander* Ashbridge, Mrs. Rebecca E. Brown, Mrs. Grace* Ashmead, Lehman P. Brown, John A., Jr. Ashmead, Mrs. William Brown, Samuel W.* Atmore, R. E. Brown, T. Wistar Austin, James S. Brown, Thomas* Bache, Thomas Hewson Brush, Chauncey H. Baily, Joel J.* Brush, Mrs. Chauncey H. Baird, John E. Buckley, Edward S.* Baird, Miss Mariana Button, Conyers Baird, Thos. E. Cadmus, Mrs. Josephine L. Baldwin, Miss M. L.* Campbell, Mrs. B. M. Baldwin, Mrs. Sarah C* Capp, S. Bunker Barnes, W. H. Carter, Mrs. Wm. T. Bartol, B. H* Cassatt, A. J* Bartol, Mrs. Emma J. Cassin, Isaac C. Bartol, H. G. Castner, J. Samuel, Jr. Bartol, H. W. Childs, George W.* Barton, Mrs. J. Rhea* Childs, Mrs. George W. Batterson, H. G. Clark, E. W. Batterson, Mrs. H. G. Clark, Clarence M. Baumgarten, Mrs. Louisa Clark, Walton Beattie, Mrs. R. H. Class, Charles Benson, Edwin N. Clothier, Morris L. Benson. Miss Harriet S.* Clyde, Thomas* Bergdoll, Louis J. Clyde, Mrs. Thomas* Bernard, George Purves Coates, Benjamin* Biddle, Alexander* Coates, Edward Osborne Biddle, Mrs. Arthur Coates, George M.* Biddle, George W.* Coates, Mrs. George M. Biddle, Mrs. George W. Coates, Malcolm Vernon Blair, Andrew* Coleman, Miss Anna C. Blanchard, Miss Anna Coleman. Mrs. G. Dawson* Blanchard, Miss Harriet Coles, Edward* Bliss, Theodore* Coles, Miss Bonnell, Geo. B.* Colket. C. Howard Borie, Mrs. C. L. Collins, H. H.

* Deceased.

34 LIFE MEMBERS

Conkle, V. H. Gest, Arthur Ralston Coons, Mrs. Eva Gest, John B.* Codies, Mrs. S. Fisher Gest, John Marshall Cox, Lewis S. Gest, Mrs. John Marshall Cox, Mrs. Lewis S. Gest, Margaret Ralston Coxe, Charles B. Gest, Sidney Grier Coxe, Eckley B., Jr. Gest, W. P. Coxe, Mrs. Alex. Brinton Gibson, Henry C* Coxe, Mrs. Charles B. Gibson, Miss Mary K. Coxe, Miss Rebecca* Gibson, Miss Rebecca Cramond, Henry* Gillasspy, Miss Anna Croft, Samuel* Gillespie, Thos. L.* Cuesta, de la Leandro* Gillett, Alfred S. Cuesta, de la Nemessie* Gillian, James M. Dallett, Gillis* Gillingham, J. E. Dallett, Michael Glendenning, Robert Daniel, C. A. Gorgas, Miss Susan Davis, Henry L. Graham, George S. Davis, Robert Hare Gratz, Henry M. D'Harter, Mrs. Michael ' Graves, Nelson Z. Disston, Albert H* Greene, Stephen* Disston, Hamilton* Gribbell, John Disston, Horace C* Gross, H. B. Douredoure, Bernard L. Haines, Henry Dolan, Thos. Haines, J. R. Dougherty, John A. Hammond, Mrs. L. Jay Drexel, Anthony J.* Hare, R. H.* Drexel, John R. Hare, Mrs. R. H* Drexel, Mrs. John R. Durham, John S. Harmer, Mrs. William Dutilh, Mary G. Harper, Miss Alice Dwight, Edward P. Harrah, Charles J.* Earl, Harrison Harrah, Mrs. Charles J.* Earnshaw, George E. Harrah, Chas. J., Jr. Eckert, Mrs. Emily T. , Harrah, Frank* Eisenbrey, William* Harris, Mrs. George S. Elkins, Mrs. Louise B.* Harris, J. Campbell Elverson, Mrs. James Harris, Mrs. J. Campbell Fagan, Emma Lowry . Harrison, Alfred C. Faith, Samuel Harrison, Charles C. Harrison, George L.* Farnum, Mrs. Elizabeth H.* Harrison, Mrs. George L. Fell, Sarah Drexel Hart, Dr. Harry C* Fels, Samuel S. .Hart, Mrs. Harry C. Fels, Maurice Hart, Mrs. Mary C. Fox, Mrs. J. M. Hatfield, Mrs. Charles Francine, Mrs. Anna T. Haupt, Lewis M. Frazier, George H. Hayden, Mrs. Josephine* Frazier, W. W, Jr. Hemsley, Mrs. Frederick French, Samuel H., Jr. Henry, Mrs. Charles W. Fries, Phineas* Henszey, Wm. P.* Frothingham, Theodore "Hez" Furness, Dr. William H.* Hildebrand, Howard O. Garrett, William- E., Jr. Horner, Mrs. S. Stockton Garwood, Joseph C. Houston, Henry H.* Geiger, Frederick Howard, Josiah * Deceased. 35 LIFE MEMBERS

Huddy, Mrs. M. A* McNeeley, Robert K. Huddy, Benjamin F.* McNeeley, Mrs. Robert Huddy, Mrs. Benjamin F.* McNichol, Daniel J. Huhn, Geo. A. McMurtrie, R. C.* Huston, Charles L. Magee, George W. Hutchinson, Margaretta* Markoe, Mrs. John Jacobs, Mrs. Edwin B. Marsh, Benjamin C. Jahka, J. Henry Martin, Mrs. Edward Jayne, Mrs. H. LaBarre Martin, Mrs. J. Willis Jeanes, Joseph* Mason, Miss Caroline Jeanes, Joshua T.* Mason, Sarah Borie Jeanes, Samuel* Massey, William* Jenks, John Story Milne, C. J. Johnson, R. Winder Miles, Mrs. Edward Harris* Jones, Washington Miles, Miss Susan S. Jones, William F.* j Mitchell, J. K., 3d Justice, W. W. Montgomery, Archibald R. Keating E. E. Moore, Andrew* Keating, J. Percy Moore, Mrs. Bloomfield H.* Keinath, William* Morris, Annie Stokes Keith, Mrs. Charles P. Morris, John Stokes Kelsey, A. Warren Morris, John T. Kennedy, Mrs. Elias D. Morris, Mrs. Joshua H. Kennedy, Mrs. John M. Mumford, Joseph P. Kennedy, John M., Jr. Murphy, Miss Helen Louisa Kennedy, Mrs. Robert L. Newbold, Arthur E. King, William Nixon, Martin Knight, Mrs. T. Morris Norris, Mrs. E. M* Kuhn, C. Hartman Norris, Meredith* Laing, Henry M.* Packard, C. S. W- Lane, Cornelius A. Parrish, Dillwyn* Lambert, Wm. H. Patterson, Frank T. Lambert, Mrs. Wm. H. Paulding, Mrs. Caroline White Lea, M. Carey Paulding, John Tatnall Lee, Edward Clinton Pechin, Miss Almira* Levy, S. L. Pepper, John W. Lewis, Alfred G. Baker Perot, T. Morris* Lewis, Mrs. Charles S. Perot, Mrs. T. Morris Lewis, John F. Perry, C. Grant Lewis, Mrs. John Frederick Peterson, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, John Frederick, Jr. Pettet, George W. Lewis, Miss Josephine Pettit, Silas W. Lewis, Lawrence Phillips, Miss Ellen* Lewis, Miss Sarah* Pitcher, Miss Mary M. Lippincott, Mrs. Joshua* Porter, Hon. W. W. Livingston, John Henry Porter, Mrs. S. H. Longstreth, William W.* Potts, Joseph D* Lloyd, Malcolm* Poultney, C. W* Lloyd, Mrs. Malcolm Powers, Mrs. Thomas H.* McAllister, James W. Powers, Thomas Harris McCahan, W. J. Priestman, Miss Amelia McClellan, Mrs. Harriet H. Randolph, William* McClure, Mrs. James Traquiar Reach, A. J. McDermott, Rev. Father D. I. Reed, Charles D.* McElroy, Miss Cecelia Baldwin Remington, George L. McKean, Mrs. Henry P. Rex, Mrs. Walter E. Robb, Thomas* * Deceased. 36 LIFE MEMBERS

Roberts, Miss Fanny A. Thompson, Mrs. E. H. Roberts, George B.* Thompson, Mrs. George Lee Robinson, Edward Moore* Thompson, John P. Rossmassler, Bertha Tobey, Frank R. Rossmassler, Richard Toland, Edward D. Russell, Mrs. S. E. Townsend, Mrs. Edward Y. Ryerss, Mrs. Annie W.* Townsend, Mrs. Henry T. Ryerss, Robert W.* Townsend, J. W. Samuel, Mrs. J. Bunford Townsend, Mrs. J. W. Santee, Charles* Trotter, Edward H. Sargent, Mrs. Esther R.* Trotter, Mrs. Edward H. Savage, Mrs. Sarah C. Troubat, Dr. R.* Scattergood, Henry W. Troubat, Mrs. R. Scott, Miss Gibson Turner, Dr. Charles P.* Scott, Mrs. Thos. A.* Turner, Mrs. Charles P. Scott, William H. Turnpenny, Joseph C* Scott, W. M. Tyler, Sidney F. Scull, David* Van Beil, Henry Van Beil, Mrs. Henry Scull, David, Jr.* Wain, Miss Anna* Sellers, John* Wain, Elizabeth M. Seybert, Henry* Wain, Miss Ellen* Shippen, Miss Elizabeth S. Wain, Miss S. M. Shippen, Samuel S.* Wanamaker, John Simes, Mrs. Eleanor A. Warren, E. B. Sinnot, Toseph L. Warren, General Lucius H. Smith, Miss Anita Miller Warren, Mrs. Lucius H. Smith, Charles P. Waterhouse, Mrs. Archibald N. Smith, Mrs. Charles Weld, Mrs. Isabella M. Smith, Edward B. Weld, William F., Jr.* Smith, Mrs. Edward B. Welsh, Mrs. Edward Lowber Smith, Mrs. F. Percy Wrelsh, Fanny de L. Smith, George P. Welsh, Mrs. John Lowber Smith, Jeanette E. Welsh, Mrs. Samuel Smith, John F* Wentz, Mrs. J. S. Smith, Lucy Pancoast Wernwag, Theodore* Smith, Mrs. Mary W'esenberg, Captain F. Smith, Walter B. Wesenberg, Master Thor. G. Spear, Crawford* Wetherill, John Price Spencer. Ervin* Wheeler, Charles* Starr, Dr. Louis Wheeler, Charles, Jr. Stetson, John B.* Wheeler, Mrs. Eliz. Farnum Stinson, Samuel B. Wheeler, Joseph K.* Stokes, Samuel E.* White, Mrs. S. S* Stovel, Mrs. Frederick Willing, Mrs. A. Strawbridge, Frederic H. Willing, Dr. Charles* Strode, R. W.* Willing, Mrs. Chas* Swain, Mrs. Mary D. Willing, Mrs. Edward S.* Swift, Joseph Wilson, Mrs. Mary M. Taber, Miss A.* Winpenny, Mrs. Susan G. S. Taitt, Mrs. Caroline G. Winsor, James Tatham, H. B. Winsor, William D. Taylor, Rebecca H.* Wister, Miss S. E. Taylor, Miss Sarah M. Wood, Walter Teller, B. F. Woodward, Mrs. George Thomas, George C* Zulich, Mrs. Thomas G. .

* Deceased. 37 BADGE MEMBERS.

1 Helen K. Coons 57 Laura Plarding 2 Henry Coons 58 Lyman Lisle 3 Eckley B. Coxe, 3d 59 Madeline Fleisher 4 Rosalie Fuestmann Goldstein 60 Etta M. Stern 5 Francis Boyer 61 Charlotte Elizabeth Kelsey 6 Helen C. Wallerstein 62 Albert Washburn Kelsey 7 Philip Ludwell Leidy 63 Howard Loeb Wolf 8 Rebecca Liveright 64 William Weightman Meirs 9 Esther May White 65 Margaret Jeanes 10 Evelyn Blackburne Coons 66 Elizabeth Jeanes 11 Richard Fairfield Warren 67 Agnes Brockie 12 Helen White Warren 68 Richard Sanders Scott 13 Dorothy Stockton Haines 69 Dorothy Newbold 14 Dorothy Nevin 70 Edith Evans 15 Lizzie M. Bigler 71 Elizabeth S. McCaully 16 William Chauvenet 72 Edward Browning, Jr. 17 Carlile Justin Martin 73 Anne Walker Meirs 18 Jessie Warren 74 Clement Buckley Newbold, Jr. 19 Hamilton Disston Carpenter 75 Helen Hope Montgomery 20 Lewis Stern 76 Alfred Loeb Wolf 21 Robert Dechert 77 Margaret Bucknell Hopper 22 Charles Adams Potter 78 Forman Fleisher 23 Marion Taylor 79 Anita M. Smith 24 Mollie Thayer 80 E. Gwen Martin 25 Charles Alpin Sparks 81 W. West Frazier, 3d 26 Edward Starr, 2d 82 Isabella Frazier 27 Edgar Scott, Jr. 83 Louis Starr, 3d 28 Frederick Herbert Gibbs 84 Margaret Hammond Starr 29 Susan Brimmer Stewart, Jr. 85 Agnes Allen 30 Mary Howard Stewart 86 Philippus Miller 31 Edward Coles Robbins 87 Geoffrey Story Smith 32 George Appleton Robbins 88 John Story Smith 33 Charles Barney Harding 89 Laura Howell Smith, 2d 34 Catharine Harding 90 John Lowber Welsh, ]r. 35 Mary Dickinson Newbold 91 Craig Wright Muckle 36 Anna B. Newbold 92 Violet Welsh 37 Wendell Derringer Schoch 93 Charlotte H. Brown 38 Helen Semple 94 Henry H. Houston, 2d 39 Nathalie Harrison 95 Maria N. Frazer 40 Eleanor de Graff Cuyler 96 Mary Grace Wright 41 David Pearson, 3d 97 Sarah T. Welsh 42 Frederick Rogers Drayton 98 Elise L. Hopkins 43 Madeline Wolf 99 John C. Groome, Jr. 44 Warwick Potter Scott 100 Mary Esling 45 Bruce W. Winpenny 101 H. C. Groome 46 Marion Winpenny 102 Anne Ashton 47 James Emmett Gowen 103 Charles Eneu Johnson, 2d 48 Algernon R. Clapp 104 Letitia Butler Scott 49 Virginia Harrison 105 Ethel du Pont Barksdale 50 Anita Miller Smith 106 Marion May Hare Bennett 51 Billy Scott 107 Eleanor Gertrude Riebenack 52 Helen Livingston Scott 108 Edith H. Baily 53 Edward B. Smith, Jr. 109 Tane Gordon Coxe 54 Anna Scott Newbold 110 Anna D Scott 55 Winthrop Percy Smith 111 Susan B. Sturgis Scott 56 Harriet Loeb Wolf 112 Anna Woodward Zimmerman The number before the name indicates the order in which the badge has been bestowed 38 Subscriptions and Donations by Members.

Abbott, Miss Helen E $10.00 Barnes, Charles K. 5.00 Abbott, Mrs. Vvm. H ,10.00 Barnes, Mrs. John Hampton 5.00 Acker, Durbin S. '..">..'.. .\.. ' 5.00 Barnes, W. H 45.00 Acker, Miss Emily Lincoln. 1.00 Barney, Charles D 15.00 Acker, Mrs. Finley 5.00 Barth, Carl G 10.U) Adamson, Mrs. Eleanor F.. 1.00 Baumgarten, Mrs. Louisa.. 5.00 Adams, Miss E. Catharine. 5.00 Bayard, James Wilson 10.00 Addis, Leonard M. 5.00 :Beck, Mrs. E. S 10.00 Aertsen, Miss Esther Parry. 5.00 Beck, Wm R 2.00 Albrecht, A. C 5.00 Behrend, Dr. Moses 1.00 Alderson,. Mr. and Mrs. Belber Trunk and Bag Co., Wm. Charles 15.00 The 2.00 Allen, Mrs. Francis Olcott . 5.00 Bell, Mrs. Mary D 5.U0 Allen and Co., S. L...... 10.00 Bell, The Misses 5.00 Allen, William 5.00 Benson, Rev. Louis F 10.00 Allman, Charles K, 1.00 Berg, Miss Gertrude 2.00 Allman, Henry H 1.00 Berger, Wm. H 30.00 Allman, Robert J 1.00 Berger Bros. Company .... 10.00 Alvord, James B 5.00 Berwind-White Coal Mining American Baptist Publica­ Co 25.00 tion Society 5.00 Betton, Samuel 10.00 Anck, Mrs. Louisa 1.00 Biddle, Miss Christine W... 10.00 Anderson, Miss Corona 10.00 Biddle, Miss Emily W 5.00 Anderson, D. L 5.00 Biddle, Mrs. George 5.00 Andrews, Mrs. Avery D 5 00 Biddle, Mrs. Lydia C 5.00 Andrews, Mrs. Tena C 5.00 Biddle, Miss Mariamne 10.00 Ardrey, Mrs. S. B 1.00 Bird & Carlson 5.00 Ashbrook, Joseph 10.00 Bisler, Inc., G. A 5.00 Ashbrook, Mrs. Louisa ... 1.00 Blabon, Edwin L 10.00 Ashman, William N 3.00 Blakiston, Miss Emma 25.00 Ashton, Taber 9.00 Blakiston, Mrs. Presley 5 00 Atterbury, W. W 25.00 Blanchard, The Misses ....150.00 Audenreid, Mrs. Helen 25.00 1 Blandner, Mrs. Helena F. .. 1.00 Austin, Mrs. Richard L., for Bloch, S. L 10.00 special child 104.00 Blumenthal, Miss Selma ... 5.00 Bache, Mrs. Caroline 5.00 Bodine, William Warden .. 5.00 Bacharach, Mrs. Rebecca .. 2.00 Bodine Sons & Company .. 10.00 Baeder, Mrs. Julia 5.00 Bok, Edward W 10.00 Bailey, Mrs. E. L 2.00 Bond, Mrs. Eliz. Powell .. 4.00 Bailey, Dr. George W '5.00 Bonnell, Henry H 15.00 Bailey, Miss Julia 5.00 Bonzano, A 15 00 Baily, Mrs. A. L 5 00 Bonzano, Hubert A 10.00 Baily, Joshua L 20.00 Boothby, Mrs. Rebecca 5.00 Bains, Mrs. Henry, Jr 10.00 Borden, E. P 10.00 Baird, John E 25.00 Borden, Miss Sarah 2 00 Baird, Miss Lucy H 5.00 Borst, Albert W 3.00 Ball, W. H 5.00 Boyd, Mrs. Carlile 10.00 Banes, Miss Elizabeth D. .. 1.00 Boyd, James 5.00 Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boyd, Mrs. John C 1.00 W 7.00 Boyer, Mrs. Nathalie C. .. 10.00 Bannard, Charles H 5.00 Bradford, Miss Annie 5 00 Barclay, A. Charles 10.00 Bradford, Mrs. T. Hewson.. .4.00 Barnes, Miss Caroline S. .. 5.00 Brazier, Miss E. Josephine. 5.00

39 SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS BY MEMBERS

Breitinger, Fred L 10.00 Cheston, Mrs. Radcliffe .. 5.00 Bremer, George W. .'. 5.00 Chorley, Mrs. Sarah E 5.00 Bremer, Mrs. Theodore .... 5.00 Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.. 10.00 Brinton, Mrs. J. H. 2.00 Clark, Clarence M 25.00 Brock, Mrs. Robt. C. H... 25.00 Clark, Mrs. C. Howard, Jr.. 25.00 Bromley, Mrs. Henry S. .. 5.00 Clark, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. 100.00 Brown, Miss Anna K 3.00 Clark, Herbert L 25.00 Brown & Son, David S. .. 5.00 Clark, Mrs. John G 10.00 Brown, Mrs. Eliz. H 2.00 Clark, Joseph S 10.00 Brown. Miss Fannie 20.00 Clark, W. H 10.00 Brown, Mrs. Henry H 2.00 Close and Chubb 10.00 Brown, John A., Jr 50.00 Clothier, Miss Edith LOO Brown, John W 25.00 Clyde, Miss Margaret • 20.00 Brown, Mrs. Neilson 25.00 Coates, Miss Mary 1.00 Browning, Mrs. Edward.... 10.00 Coates, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brooke, Mrs. Hunter 5.00 M 15.00 Brubaker, E 5.00 Cochran, Mrs. Travis 15.00 Brush, Mrs. Anna F 10.00 Coleman, Miss Fanny B 5.00 Bryan, Mrs. Anna V 2.00 Coleman, Mrs. Josephine A. 5.00 Brylawski, Edward 20.00 Coles, Mrs. Edward 50.00 Buckley, Mrs. E. S., Jr. .. 10.00 Coles, Mrs. Alary 50.00 Bullitt, Mrs. W. C 10.00 Colfelt, Mrs. R. McM .... 25.00 Burpee & Co., W. Atlee .. 5.00 Colket, Mrs. Almira P 5.00 Burt, Miss Edith B 100.00 Colket, Miss Mary Walker. 10.00 Burt, Miss Edith B., for Collins, Henry H 25.00 special child 92.86 Collins, William J 5.00 Burt, Mrs. Nathaniel 5.00 Colton, J. Milton 10.00 Busch, Henry E 5.00 Colton, S. W., Jr 30.00 Butcher, Mrs. Howard 3.00 Comfort, George M 30.00 Butcher, Miss Margaret and Comfort, J. C 5.00 Master Howard, 3d 4.56 Comly, James V 5.00 Butler, Mrs. Elizabeth O. ..1.00 Comly & Flanigen 5.00 Butler, Mrs. Mary S 5.00 Connor, Miss Mary E 1.00 Butterfield, Miss Kate T. .. 2.00 Conroy. Joseph A 5.00 Button, Conyers 10.00 Cooke, Dr. Dudley T 1.00 Cooke, Mrs. Jas. W 5.00 Caldwell, Miss Florence F. . 5.00 Cooper, Walter 1 25.00 Caldwell & Co., J. E 5.00 Cope, Mrs. Alexis T 20.00 Calhoun, Miss Susanna .... 2.00 Cope, Mrs. Edward 10.00 Carey, Miss Susan D 5.00 Corlies, Mrs. S. Fisher .... 10.00 Carpenter, Mrs. Algernon S. 5.00 Cornell, Mrs. Watson 2.00 Carpenter, W. H 1.00 Cosgrove, Peter 5.00 Carr, George Wentworth .. 5.00 Cox, Mrs. J. S 5.00 Carstairs, Mrs. James .... 5.00 Coxe, Mrs. A. B 100.00 Carter, Miss Annie C 1.00 Coxe, Mrs. Charles B 5000 Caruth, James B 5.00 Coxe, Mrs. Eckley B 50.00 Carrigan, Mrs. E. A., in Craig, Miss Lydia W 3.00 memory of 5.00 Craighead, Mrs. Tames .... 1.00 Casanave, Mrs. Elizabeth .. 5.00 Craven, Mrs. D. S 2.00 Castner, Samuel, Jr 10.00 Cresswell, Mrs. Chas. T. ... 5.00 Catherey, Mrs. E 4.00 Cresswell, Hugh C 2.50 Chamberlin, Mrs. Thomas . 2.00 Cresswell, Robert, 3d 2.50 Chapman, Mrs. L. P 5.00 Creveling, George B 1.00 Chauncey, Charles 10 00 Crozer, Mrs. J. Lewis 10.00 Chesterman, D. L 10.00 Crozier, Mrs. Margaret H. Chestnut, John Howell .... 2.00 Garrett 10.00

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Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Theo­ Dutilh, Miss Emily 10.00 dore B 20.00 Earle, Mrs. Jas. M 10.00 Currie, Mrs. C. George .... 50.00 Eberbach, J. D 3.00 Curtin, Mrs. William W. .. 10.00 Eckerson, Felix 5.00 Curtin, Wm. W., for special Eckfeldt, Mrs. Katherine E. 2.00 child 40.00 Edmonds, Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler, Thomas DeWitt ... 25.00 Franklin S 10.00 Dallett, Miss C. L 5.00 Emwechter, Mrs. H. M. .. 1.00 Damon, William P 3.50 Eisenbrey, Mrs. W. Harri­ Darmstadter Miss H 2.00 son 10.00 Davids, Richard W 5.00 Eisenlohr, Otto 10.00 Davis, Charles Gibbons 25.00 Elias, Joseph 5.00 Davis, Mrs. E. J 25.00 Elkins, Geo. W., Jr 10.00 Davis, Henry J 5.00 Elkins, Wm. M 25.00 Davis, Lewis 5.00 Elkinton, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, S. Boyer 5.00 William T 10.00 Davis, Thomas C 25.00 Ellis, Mrs. Geo. W 35.00 Deacon, Mrs. G. H 1.00 Ellison & Sons, John B. ... 10.00 Deaver, Dr. John B 30.00 Ellison, Mrs. Norman 5.00 De Cou, Mrs. Ruth Peirce 2.00 Ellison, Mrs. Rodman B. . 5.00 De Gray, John 5.00 Emory, Mrs. Charles 10.00 De Haven, Mrs. A. B.C.. 5.00 Engelman, Mrs. Mary A. . 1.00 Delk, Rev. Edwin Heyl .. 5.00 Engles, Hall 5.00 Dennison Mfg. Company .. 5.00 Eppsteiner, Leo 1.00 Develin, Mrs. James Ayl- Eschner, Mrs. Bernard 2.00 Eshner, Mrs. A. A 2.00 ward 5.00 Estlack, Charles E 10.00 Dick, Mrs. William A 5.00 Evans, Miss Anna Cope .. 3.00 Dickel, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Evans, Mrs. Geo. B 5.00 liam A 10.00 Evans, Mrs. G. B 1.00 Dickey & McMaster 5.00 Evans, Mrs. Jonathan 10.00 Dickson, Mrs. Samuel 10.00 Fagan, Mrs. E. M 20.00 Dickson, S. S 10.00 Fagan, Miss Emma Lowry. 5.00 DTnvilliers, Chas. E 4.00 Fairlamb, George A 5.00 Disston, Frank 5.00 Feinour, Miss E. A 2.00 Disston & Sons, Inc., Henry 10.00 Feinour, Miss M. G 2.00 Disston, Mrs. Saml 5.00 Feldenheimer, Mrs. S. J. .. 1.00 D'Olier, William 5.00 Fell, Mrs. Edward R 5.00 Dougherty, Wm. R 10.00 Fels, Samuel S 200.00 Dougherty & Downs 10.00 Ferguson, Mrs. E. Morris . 2.00 Doughten, Mrs. Henry War­ Finkenauer, Miss Bertha .. 5.00 rington 20.00 Finkenauer, Mrs. Theo. .. 5.00 Dousman, R. S 5.00 Fisher, Mrs. Geo. Harrison 10.00 Downing, Jos. R 15.00 Fiske, Louis S 10.00 Downing, Mrs. Robert 5.00 Fitzgibbon, Rev. D. J 5.00 Downs, Dr. R. N 10.00 Flagg, Mrs. Stanley G., Jr. 5.00 Drayton, Henry Edward .. 5.00 Fleischmann's Vienna Model Drayton, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. 5.00 Bakery 5.00 Dreer, F. J., Jr 5.00 Fleisher, Arthur A 10.00 Dreer William F 10.00 Fleisher, B. W 15.00 Dreka, Louis 25 00 Fleisher, David T 5.00 Duane, Russell 5.00 Fleisher, Mrs. Louis 5.00 Duffy, Mrs. Mary 5.43 Fleisher, Moyer 5.00 Dunn, Thos. E 25.00 Fleisher, Simon B 20.00 Durham, J. Edward 8.00 Fleisher, Willis 1.00

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Foerderer, Mrs. E 2.00 Graham, Mrs. D 5.00 Foley, Joseph F 5.00 Grant, Mrs. Wm. S., Jr. .. 20.00 Foulke, Miss Eleanor 4.00 Gratz, Henry M 100.00 Fox, Mrs. Caleb F 15.00 Green, Mrs. Stephen 10.00 Fox, Miss Hannah 25.00 Greenley, Mrs. Robt 2.00 Fraley, Joseph C 15.00 Gregory, Mrs. Imogene C. . 2.00 Frazier, W. W 100.00 Griffiths, Miss E. B 2.00 Freund, Hugo 1.00 Griscom, Rodman F 10.00 Friedberger, Mrs. H 1.00 Grushlaw, Samuel 3.00 Friedman, B. C 1.00 Gucker, Frank T 5.00 Frishmuth, Mrs. E. H. ... 5.00 Gummey, Miss Eleanor ... 1.00 Fry, Mrs. J. W 3.00 Gummey, Master Charles Fuesternberg, D 5.00 Francis, Jr 1.00 Fuguet, Howard 25.00 Gutlohn, G. 5.00 Fuguet, Mrs. Stephen 10.00 Hackenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton, Spencer 5.00 Wm. B 10.00 Fulton, Mrs. R. H 5.00 Hagen, Christian A 5.00 Funk, Lawson C 5.00 Haines, Miss Dorothy S. .. 25.00 Gallagher & Burton 10.00 Haines, Joseph H 10.00 Gallati, Rudolph 2.00 Hale, Edward 2.00 Garrett, Miss Hetty B 5.00 Hale, Mrs. Sarah E 20.00 Garrett, John B 10.00 Hallowell, Henry W 5.00 Garrett, Miss Julia 50.00 Halsey, Edward B 10.00 Gatchel & Manning 2.00 Hance, Edward H 5.00 Gay's Sons, Inc., John 5.00 Hanscom, Richard 2.50 Gear, Mrs. Sarah 5.00 Hanscom, Russell 2.50 Geary, Mrs. John W 10.00 Harding, Mrs. Wm. W. .. 10.00 Gehret, George W 2.00 Harris, Mr. and Mrs. John Geiger, Mrs. Mary S 15.00 Campbell 150.00 Geis, M 1.00 Harry, Carolus P 2.00 Geissler, Louis F 20.00 Harry, Dr. C. Howard 5.00 Gerber, Frederick 5.00 Hart, Dr. Charles D 10.00 Gerhard, Mrs. John S. ... 5.00 Hart, Mrs. Harry C 100.00 Gerlach, Edward A 20.00 Hart, Miss Mary M 10.00 Gerst, Charles 2.00 Hartley, R. M 5.00 Gest, Mrs. John B 25.00 Hartshorne, Miss Caroline C. 1.00 Gest, John Marshall 25.00 Hartshorne, Miss Emily B.. 1.00 Gest, William P 25.00 Hartshorne, E. Y 5.00 Geuting, Mrs. Anthony H.. 10.00 Haslam, Miss Elizabeth ... 2.00 Gibbons, W. H 10.00 Haven, Mrs. Rebecca E. .. 3.00 Gill, Mrs. H. B 2.00 Hay, Mrs. H. Hanby 2.00 Gillingham, Frank C 5.00 Hay, James 25.00 Gilpin, Mrs. Richard A. .. 3.00 Hays, Mrs. Margaret G. .. 4.00 Gilpin, Mrs. Washington H. 10.00 Heacock, J. Linden 5.00 Glenn, Harry R 10.00 Heerman, John L 3.00 Godfrey, Wm. S 10.00 Helme, William E 10.00 Goldenberg, Louis 1.00 Hemsley, Frederick 25.00 Goldsmith, Edwin M 8.00 Henderson, Mrs. Edwin B.. 1.00 Goldsmith, Miss Katherine 1.00 Henry, Rev. Alexander ... 5.00 Goldsmith, Mrs. Sara R 2.00 Henry, Mrs. Chas. W 100.00 Goodell, Edward Prime .. 5.00 Henry, J. Norman 5.00 Gordon, William M 3.00 Henry, Mrs. T. Charlton .. 10.00 Govett, Mrs. Annesley R. ... 5.00 Henry, Mrs. W. G 2.00 Grabfelder, Samuel 2.00 Heneks, E. B 5.00 Graff, Charles F 5.00 Heppe, Florence J 5.00

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Hess, Master Adolph 2.0O Keen, Dr. W. W '. 5.00 Hess, George M 1.00 Keith, Mrs. Charles Pen­ Hessenbruch, Mrs. H 10.00 rose 5.00 Heyer, Charles 5.00 Keith, Mrs. Sidney W 7.00 Hill, Mrs. Ruth Clay 2.00 Kendig, Mrs. Daniel 5.00 Hill, Dr. Samuel S 10.00 Kendig, Mr. and Mrs. John 10.00 Hill, Rev. Simeon C 2.00 Kershaw, Mrs. William ... 1.00 Hinchman, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kershow, J. Henry 20.00 S 10.00 Kimber, Mrs. T. William . 10.00 Hirsh, Morton B 5.00 Kirk, Mrs. Helen T 5.00 Hirst, Mrs. Sara A 2.00 Kirkbride, Miss Eleanor .. 5.00 Hitch, Mrs. D. M 10.00 Kite, Miss Susanna S 2.00 Hodge, Mrs. Henry Lat­ Klein, Mrs. L 2.00 imer 5.00 Kneedler, Mrs. Edith T. . 2.00 Hoffman, Christian 5.00 Knowles, Rev. and Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. J. Ogden .. 50.00 Archibald Campbell .... 10.00 Hoffner, Wallace M 5.00 Kohn, Mrs. Bertha 3.00 Hogg, Miss Emma L 3.00 Kohn, Mrs. Elsa L 3.00 Hogue, Mrs. Robt. M 10.00 Kohn, Harry E 5.00 Holmes, Joshua M 5.00» Kohn, Simon 1 10.00 Hood, Mrs. Thos. G 3.00 Kollner, Josephine 5.00 Hopkins, Miss Eleanor B. . 25.00 Koontz, Miss Laura E 1.00 Horn, Franklin S 10.00 Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Horn, Miss Katherine S. .. 3.00 B 50.00 Horner, Samuel, Jr 10.00 Lacey, W. N 2.00 Howe, Mrs. Herbert M. .. 10.00 Ladd, Mrs. Westray 5.00 Hudson, David 5.00 Landell, Miss Mary B. .. 5.00 Hulme, Robt. R 5.00 Landis, Miss Bertha L 5.00 Hunt, Miss Emma 2.00 Landis, I. D 1.00 Hunter, T. Comly 10.00 Landreth, Mrs. Oliver 25.00 Huston, A. F 10.00 Landreth, Mrs. Wm. Linton 25.00 Hutchinson, Miss Margar- Lane, David H 30.00 etta 5.00 Lang, Mrs. G. H 2.00 Hutchinson, Mrs. S. Pem- Lang, G. H 5.00 berton 5.00 Larer, William F 2.00 Ingraham, A. J. 5.00 Large, Mrs. James 20.00 Ireland, Mrs. A. C 2.00 Law, Ernest 5.00 Jackson, Anna, Estate of . 10.00 Lawall, Charles H, in mem­ Jacobs, Mrs. Edw. B 15.00 ory of 5.00 Jacobs, Miss Emilie V. .. LOO Le Boutillier, Mrs. Edw. .. 10.00 Jagode, Mrs. Maria J 5.00 Le Boutillier, Mrs. Robert 25.00 Jarden, Walter H 5.00 Lea, Charles M 5.00 Jayne, Mrs. H. W 5.00 Lee, Miss Florence F 5.00 Jefferies, Mrs. Edwin 4.00 Leibrandt, Mrs. F 2.00 Jellett, S. A 5.00 Leiper, Mrs. Mary B 5.00 Johnson, Mrs. Lindley 5.00 Lennig, John B 20.00 Jonas, Henry 2.00 Leopold, Mrs. Barbara 5.00 Jones, James Collins 10.00 Lesley, Mrs. Robt. W 25.00 Jones, John J 6.00 Lesley, Mrs. Robert W, Jones, Mrs. M. H 1.00 for special child 50.00 Jones, Woodruff 5.00 Levering, John 2.00 Judson, Mrs. Elizabeth B. . 5.00 Levi, Mrs. Bertha A 1.00 Kaplan, Charles M. 1.00 Levi, Mrs. Caroline 2.00 Katzenberg, Isaac 5.00 Levy, Henry M 5.00 Keating, J. Percy 100.00 Levy, Mrs. Max 5.00 Keen, Miss Dora 10.00 Lewis, Mrs. Edmund 2.00

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Lewis, Mrs. Enoch 10.00 Meehan, Mrs. Thos 5 00 Lewis, Mrs. John Fredk. . 10.00 Mellor, Alfred 10.00 Lewis, Mrs. Lawrence 5.00 Michener, Mrs. J. H 5.00 Lewis, Miss Nina F 5.00 Miles, Miss Susan S 5.00 Lewis, Mrs. Saml. N 10.00 Miller, Wm. H 10.00 Lewis, Theodore J 10.00 Miller, Mrs. Wm. H., in Lillie, Lewis 10.00 memory of 5.00 Lillie, Mrs. S. Morris .... 5.00 Miller, The Misses 1.00 Lineaweaver, Henry H. .. 5.00 Mitchell, Mrs. John K, 3d.. 25.00 Linnard, Miss Margaretta Mitchell, Mrs. S. Weir .... 10.00 H 5.00 Mohr & Son, J. Jacob .... 5.00 Lippincott, Miss Emily S. . 5.00 Mohr, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. N 10.00 Lippincott, J. Bertram 25.00 Molt, Mrs. Albert 2.00 Lippincott, Miss Mary W. . 10.00 Monges, Miss Cora 2.00 Lippincott, Mrs. Walter ... 5.00 Monroe, W. Fredk. 5.00 Lippincott, Mrs 5.00 Montgomery, Miss Alice .. 5.00 Lisle, Mrs. R. M 5.00 Montgomery, Miss Bertha . 5.00 Littleton, Mrs. W. E 10.00 Mordecai, Miss Laura ... 2.00 Livezey, Mrs. Mary E. ... 1.00 Morgan, Mrs. J. B 5.00 Lloyd, Mrs. A. H 110 OO ' Morgan, Mrs. Josephine S.. 2.00 Loeb, Mrs. Elias 1.00 Morgan, Marshall S 10.00 Loeb, Mrs. Howard A 5.00 Morgan, Randal 10.00 Loecher, A. J 1.00 Morris, Miss Anna 4.00 Louchheim, Mrs. Jos 1.00 Morris, Mrs. Caspar W. .. 5.00 Loux, William H 1.00 Morris, John D 5.00 Lovell, Mrs. Geo. S 1.00 Morris, Mrs. Ellen D 5.00 Lovering, Mrs. Jos. S., 3d 10.00 Morris, Mrs. F. W 5.00 Luders, Mrs. H. C 10.00 Morris, Mrs. Harrison L. . 5.00 Ludington, Mrs. Chas. H. .. 10.00 Morris, Miss Margaret E. . 2.00 Luebert, Gustav H 10.00 Morris, S. W 5.00 Lukens, Mrs. Matilda C. B. 5.00 Morris, Mrs. Wm. Paul .. 3.00 Lupton's Sons Co., David . 5.00 Morris, Mrs. Wistar 2.00 MacMunn, Wm. H 5.00 Morris, Wheeler & Co 5.00 MacQueen, S. A 2.00 Mullen, Peter 5.00 Magee, Mrs. F 10.00 Miiller, Fr. Otto 1.00 Murphy, Thos. E 5.00 Mailert, Mrs. Henrietta ... 2.00 Murphy's Sons Co., Wm. F. 20.00 Maloney, Martin 10.00 Myers, Joseph M 5.00 Manderson, Miss Ella .... 10.00 Myers, Mrs. Nathan 5.00 Manko & Co., L. H 1.00 McAllister, Miss Eliza Y.. 5 00 Mark, Louis 2.00 McAdoo & Allen 5 00 Markoe, Mrs. Frances S 3.00 McCahan, Wm. J 100.00 Martin, Mrs. Edward 50.00 McCall, Mrs. Harry W. .. 5.00 Martin, Mrs. J. Willis .... 8.28 McCarter, Mrs. Chas. H. .. 5.00 Martin, Mrs. J. Willis, for McCarter, Charles H, Jr. . 1.00 special case 73.20 McCarter, Herbert R 1.00 Mason, Miss Caroline .... 25.00 McCarter, Miss Mary S. .. 1.00 Mason, Frederick T 20.00 McCarthy, Mrs. Anna B. .. 5 00 Maule, Miss Margaret C. .. 1.00 McCaulley, Mrs. S. A 1.00 Maule, Mrs._ S. G. M 10.00 McCouch, Mrs. H. Gordon. 10.00 Maxson. Miss Caroline E. 3.00 McCrea, Tames 20 00 Maxwell, Mrs. R. D 5.00 McCullagh. Miss Mary 10.00 May, Joseph 5.00 McCullough, Mrs. Edmund Mayer, Clinton 0 5.00 H 100 Mayer, Rev. Henry C 5.00 McDowell, Miss M. A 5 00 Measey, Wm. Maule 5.00 McFadden, J. Frank .. 10.00

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McFadden, Mrs. John How­ Peirson, Walter 25.00 ard ... 5.00 Pennock, Edward . OAA) McGann, James A 5.00 Pennock Brothers 20.00 McGrann, Prank ... 5.00 Penrose, Mrs. Mary C 20.00 Mcllvain, J. Gibson 5.00 Penrose, Mrs. Walter Elliot 1.00 Mcilvame Brothers 10.00 Pepper, B. Franklin 25.00 McLean, William „ 5.00 Perry, Rev. Jas. De Wolf.. 3.00 McMichael, Mrs. Emory ... 10.00 Perry & Company 5.00 McMullin, C. T 1.00 Perot, Miss E. vV 5.00 McOwen, Arthur H...... 2.00 Perot, Miss Mary W 5 00 McPherson, Hon. John B... 5.00 Ffingst, Mrs. Geo. B. 1.00 JSfass & Son, George 5.00 Pflaum, Mrs. Christian .. . 1.00 Nathan, Mrs. Ida B...... 1.00 Pharo, W. W 2.00 Nathans, Mrs. Horace A. . 7.00 Philadelphia Quartz Com­ Nathanson, Harry M 10.00 pany 30 00 Neasele, Mrs. A 4.00 Philler, Miss Helen M. ... 2.00 Nelson, A 5.00 Phillips Studio, The 3.00 Netter, Jacob 500 Pickering, Miss Susan S... 5.00 Nevin, Miss Mary Grace Piatt, Miss Laura N 5.00 Wright, in memory of ... 25.00 Ployd, Mrs. N. K 3.00 Newbold, Miss Helen 5.00 Porter, Mrs. Mary B 20.00 Newbold, Mrs. J. D 5.00 Poth, Mrs. Frederick .... 25 00 Newhoff, Lewis 1.00 Potter, Joseph S 5.00 Niedcrman, Simon 2.00 Potts, Franklin M...... 75.00 Noblit, Joseph C 5.00 Powell Knitting Company, Norris, G Heide ... .,. 5.00 The 10.00 Norris, George W 10.00 Powers, Fred Perry 3.00 Norris, Robt, Tr 5.00 Powers, Thomas Harris .. .250.00 Off, Mrs. Frank 5.00 Prime, Mrs. Frederick .... 200 Off, William B 2.00 Pullman, F. Cooper 5.00 Okie, Mrs. Florence 5 00 Purves, G. Colesberry .... 2500 Okie, R. Brognard 5.00 Quaker Lace Company .... 10 00 Ott, Misses Allda & Rheva 2.00 Raish, Miss Marie 5.00 Otto Gas Engine Works, Ramborger, William K. .. 5.00 The 5.00 Reach, A. J 25.00 Outerbridge, Miss Laura C. 5.00 Read, Edward C 100 Paddock, Mrs. Tennie S. L. 5.00 Rebmann, Mrs. G. R 5 00 Page, Mrs. Edw. Sydenham 5 00 Reeves, Mrs. Mark B 5.00 Page, Mrs. H. W. 9.00 Reeves, Saml. J 2.50 Page, Mrs. Louis R 10.00 Reeves, Mrs. S. K 5.00 Page, S. Davis 10.00 Reeves, Parvin & Company 5.00 Palmer, Mrs. E. Carlton .. 5.00 Register, Mrs. Henry C. ... 10.00 Palmer, Mrs. H. A 3.00 Register, I. Layton 5 00 Pancoast, Mrs. Albert 5.00 Reinhart, Miss E 20.00 Pardee, Mrs. Calvin 10.00 Remak, Mrs. Gustave, Jr.. 10.00 Park, Miss Sarah G 500 Reynolds, Miss Eleanor ... 5.00 Parsons, Mrs. John H 5.00 Rhoades, Mrs. Lydia Wis- Passmore, Lincoln K 10.00 tar 10.00 Patterson, Frank T 500.00 Rhoades, Mrs. Sarah W. .. 5 00 Patterson, George Stuart .. 10.00 Rhoads, Mrs. Beulah M. .. 5.00 Patton, William A 25.00 Rice, Jonas 1.00 Paul, A. J. Drexel 25.00 Rich, J. & G 10.00 Paul. J Rodman 10.00 Richie, Mrs. E. H 5.00 Pearsall, Miss Ann W 1000 Riddle. Robert M 30.00 Peirce, George 5.00 Rieener, H. Y 2.00 Peirce, Oliver 2.00 Riehle, Mrs. Caroline A. .. 10.00

45 SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS BY MEMBERS' Rihl, Dr. Henry W 10.00 Sheble, Mrs. Frank J 10.00' Riley, Lewis A 25.00 Sheppard, A. M 5.0* Riter, Gilbert 5.00 Shinn, Mrs. Jas. T 5.00* Rittenhouse, Jos. G,, Jr. .. 5.00 Shippen, Miss Eliz. S 100.0* Ritter, Messrs. Bradford & Shober, Mrs. Reginald K. . 1.00* Henry 1.00 Shoemaker, Miss Mary W.. 5.00> Roberts, Mrs. Eliz. C. ... 10.00 Shrigley, Ronald B 5.00; Roberts, Miss Frances A. .. 10 00 Siblev, Mrs. Edward A. .. 25.00 Roberts, G. Brinton 10.00 Sibley,. Walter G 5.00- Roberts, Relph 5.00 Silberman, Mrs. Gi 1.0* Robins, Mrs. Maria A 5.00 Simon, Fred M. 2.0* Rodman, Mrs. Lewis 5.00 Simpson, Alexander, Jr. .. 50.00' Rollman, Fred C 5.00 Simpson, Mrs. Wm., JE. ... 5 00:> Rosenberg, C. C 5.00 Sinkler, Mrs. Wharton .... 20.00 Rosengarten, Miss Fanny . 15.00 Sinn, Mrs. Sarah A 2.00. Rosengarten, Mrs. Frank H. 10.00 Sinnickson, Charles P. 5.0* Rosengarten, Jos. G. , 30.00 Siter, Charlotte 13.00. Roth, Gottlieb C 5.00 Small, Miss M. F 10.0* Ruff, Mrs. Mary D 1.00 Smith, Mrs. A. L ... 10 0* Rumpp, Mrs. Caroline F. . 10.00 Smith, Miss Alice W. 5.0* Rumpp, Paul T. ..., 5.00 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Samuel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wharton 10.0* Bunford 20.00 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. D. D.. 11.00" Sanford, F. R 5.00 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Santee, Dr. Eugene I. ... 10.00 B 125.00 Santee, Miss Mary E. 10.00 Smith, Mrs. Francis Gurney 5.0* Sautter, Chr 2.00 Smith, Mrs. Harry Hudson. 5.0* Savage, Charles Chauncey . 25.00 Smith, Lawrence M. C. ... 2.50! Scattergood, Mrs. J. Henry 10.00 Smith,, Mrs. Louis I 5.0Q> Scattergood,. Mrs. Thos. ... 10.00 Smith, Ludlaw Ogden 2.50 Scheetz, R ... 5.00 Smith, Mrs. William F. .. 5.00' Schefer, Henry 2.00 Snellenburg, Harry 5.00 Schell, Harry D...... 5.00 Snellenburg, Samuel 10.00-' Schively, Saml. L 2.00 Somerville, Mrs. Anna M. . 5.00! Schloss, Milton J .... 5.00 Sparhawk, Mrs. Richard D. 500 Schmidt, Edward ...... 2.00 Speckman, John W 5.00" Schmidt & Sons Brewing Sprankle, Walter J 5 00 Co., C 20.00 Stackhouse, Powell 10.00 Schoenhut Co., The A. .... 1.00 Stager, H. J :... 1.00 Scholl, Joseph 5.00 Starr, Dr. and Mrs. Louis . 75.00 Schulte, J. A ...... LOO Steel, Mrs. Annie F 5.00 Schwarz, Miss Catherine Steele. Rev. D. M 10.00 Louise , 5.00 Steele & Sons Co., Wm. ... 5.00 Schwarz, Plenry G., Tr. . 5.00 Stein, Isaac 5.00 Scott, Mrs. John, Tr., ...... 5.00 Stern, Mrs. W. A 5.00 Scott, Miss R. Gibson .... 25.00 Sterrett, A. H 2.00 Scott, Miss Theresa 2.00 Stetson & Company, N. ... 5.00 Scull, William E 15.00 Stevens, Mrs. Anna E. ... 1.00 Seeds, Mrs. Jacob 1.00 Stevens, Mrs. John Conyng- Seidel, G. C 5.00 ham 5.00 Seltzer, Mrs. Alice L...... 3.00 Stevens, W. C 1.00 Semple, Miss Isabel W. ... 5.00 Stewardson, Miss M. M. .. 10.00 Semple, Mrs. Matthew 20.00 Stewart, Mrs. T. M 5.00 Serrill, William J 10 00 Stinson, Samuel B 10.00 Service, Mrs. Charles A. .. 3.00 Stockwell. Herbert G 10.00 Sharp, Joseph W., Jr. .... 5.00 Stoever, Wm. C 5.00

46 SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS BY MEMBERS

Stokes, Miss Emily B 2.00 Van Dusen, Miss Alberta S. 2 00 :Stork, Charles Wharton .. 10.00 Van Horn & Son 2.00 •Stotesbury, Chas. C 5.00 Veditz, A. 1.00 iStovell, Chas. L...... 5 00 Vetterlein, Herman G 5.00 Stovell, Mrs. Frederick 10.00 Von Moschzisket, Judge '.Stovell, Morris L 5.00 Robert 10.00 Strawbridge, Frederic H, . 25.00 Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs. Straw-bridge & Clothier .. 25.00 Theodore 25.00 Stnttmatter, Dr. I. P. .... 5.00 Vrooman Co., Ltd., S. B. .. 5.00 Strubihg, Mrs. Philip H... 5.00 Walker, Mrs. Juliet C 10.00 Sullivan, Jeremiah J., Jr. . 1000 Wallace, Roy Smith ...... 20.00 Sullivan, John C. 10.00 Walton, Mrs. L. S 5.00 Sullivan, Mrs. Wm. C 5.00 Walton, Mrs. Margaret H. 5000 Supplee, G. R 5.00 W.anger, Hon. Irving P..... 2.50 Swain, Mrs. W. J "10.00 Warden, Mrs. W. G 20.00 Tatham, Mrs. Catherine L,.. 2.00 Warne, Mrs. W. B...... 45 00 Tatham, Miss Isabelle T. .. 5.00 Warner, Mrs. George M. .. 3.00 Tatham, Mrs. William 5.00 Warner, Paul T 2.00 Taylor, Miss Ellen 5.00 Warren, Mrs. Henry M. ,. 5.00 Taylor, Mrs. Ellen B. .... 5.00 Warren, General Lucius H. 5 00 Taylor, E. H 3.00 Waterall, Mrs. William ... 5.00 Taylor, Nathan A 5.00 W'aterhouSe, Mrs. Archibald Teller, Oscar B 5.00 N 10.00 Tenbrook, Mrs. Mary Davis 1.00 W'atsoh, R. H 10 00 Thacher, Mrs. Arthur 1.00 Wayland, Mrs. H. L...... 2.00 Thanhauser, S 2.00 Weaver, Clement 500 Thomas, Augustus 5.00 Weber, Mrs. Herman 1.00 Thomas, Mrs. E. J. B 5.00 Webster, Edmund 5.00 Thomas, Mrs. George C. .. 20.00 Weeks, Mrs. Horace F. ... 10.00 Thomas, Miss Mabel L. H. 10.00 Weil, Jacob 3.00 Thomas, Mrs. R. N 10.00 Weinreich, H 1.00 Thompson, Miss Helen ... 10.00 Wellbrock, Henry G 2 00 Thompson, Miss Kate B. . . 1.00 Welch, Mrs. T. B 3.00 Thompson, W. P 5.00 Welsh, Mrs. Edw. Lowber 15.00 Thomson, Mrs. Arch. G. ..100.00 Welsh, Francis Ralston .. 25.00 Thomson, John L 10.00 Welsh, Mrs. J. Lowber .. 50.00 Thurman, Mrs. William .. 5.00 Welsh, William L...... 2.00 Tilge, Jesse A 5.00 Wertheimer, Joseph ...... 10.00 Tilghman, Mrs. Ben]. Chew 5.00 Wessel, Henry M...... 5.00 Till, Frank 2.00 Weyl, Julius S 5.00 Toland, Mrs. Anna D. .... 10.00 Wharton, Henry 5.00 Townsend, Mrs. Georgine Wharton, jos. S. Covering 5.00 Waters 5.00 Wheeler, Miss Janet D. .. 2.00 Townsend, J. Barton 10.00 Whelen, Miss Emily 5.00 Troth, Samuel H 10.00 White, Miss Esther May .. 1.00 Tryon, Miss F. Arline .... 5.00 White, J. Clarence 5.00 Tryon, Mrs. Mary A 5.00 White Dental Mfg. Co., The Tyler, Miss Helen B 5.00 S. S 20.00 Tyler, Sidney F 50.00 Whitmer, Mrs. Catherine A. 5.00 Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitney, Miss A. T 2.00 Graham 10.00 Whitney, Mrs. W. Beau­ Uhler, Norman A 5.00 mont 5.00 Ulrich, August 10.00 Wilbur, H. 0 2.00 Underdown, Mrs. Henry T. 1.00 Wilbur, W. N 10.00 Wilford, Mrs. E. B 1000 Valentine, Mrs. John R 5.00 Wilkins, E. Ward 1.00 Van Buskirk, Dr. James... 5.00 Wilkins, Miss Maria S. ... 2.00 47 SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS BY MEMBERS

Willcox, Mrs. William J. . 15.00 Helpful Circle of King's Williams, Ellis D 10.00 Daughters of the Fifth Williams, Mrs. Jesse 2.00 Reformed Church, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Margaret D\ 3.00 C. F. C. Suckow, Sec'y .. 2.003 Williams, Parker S...... 20.0Q "Friend of the Children"... 5.00« Willson, Mrs. Thos. H. ... 5.00 "Public Ledger" of Phila., Wilmarth, Mrs. S. Clark .. 2.00 for special case 2.0ft Wilson, Mrs. Mary M 3.00 Miss Florence of the Wilson, Miss Mildred W. . 20.00 "Hanky Panky Company," Wilson, Mrs. R. N 5.00 through the "Philadelphia Wing, Mrs. Elisabeth R. .. 5.00 Press" 35 65 Winsor, James D 5.00 Proceds of Play, "The Res­ Winsor, Mrs.. William D. . 10.00 cue of the Princess Win­ Wischman,. Herman 2.00 some"—direction of Miss Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Albert 26.00 Elizabeth Granger 65.00 Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Benj . 20.00 In memory of Mrs. Mary Wolf, Clarence 10.00 L. Morris 5.0ft Wolf, Edwin Loeb, in mem­ In memory of "C. F. G." . 2.00 ory of 5.00 In memory of "J. S. B." .. 5.00 Wolf, Herman I.OO "From a Friend"' 1.00 Wolf & Company, Louis .. 20.00 "A Friend" 50.00 Wood, Mrs. Alan, Jr 10.00 "A Friend" 5.00 Wood Sons & Company, "L. T. C." 5.00 George 20.00 "S. M. T., Jr." 500 Wood, Howard, Jr 10.00 "F. V. Y.'" 2.00 Wood, Miss Julia L 2.00 "H. A. R." 10.00 V/ood, Miss Marguerite P.. 10.00 "A. D. A." 5 00 Woodman, George B. 5.00 "A. S. W." 5 00 Woodward Samuel 1.00 "H. L. M. D." 5 00 Worcester, Rev. Wm. L. .. 1.00 'L. C O." 2.00 Wright, George S. R 5 00 "M. B. W." 1.00 Wright, T. Houard 10.00 "X. Y. Z." 10.00 Yarnall, Miss Agnes 2.50 "Cash 1517" 25.00 Yarnall, Mr. and Mrs. "Cash" through Mrs. J. Wil­ Charlton 75 00 lis Martin 72.00 Yarnall, Miss Anna Sophia. 2.50 "Cash" for Christmas, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Jas. B 10.00 Frank J. Sheble 10.00 Zeckwer, Mrs. Hortense L. 12.00 St. Paul's Church of Chest­ Cash 1.00 nut Hill 15.00 Cash 1.00 St. Luke's Church, for spe­ Cash 10.00 cial case 48 00 Cash 5.00 Tabernacle Lutheran Church 3.00 Cash 1.00 Green St. M. E. Church, Cash 200 for special case 24.00 Cash 3 00 S. S. of the Wakefield Pres­ Cash 1000 byterian Church of Ger­ Cash 1.00 mantown, Pa 10 00 Cash 1.00 S. S. of Trinity Presbyte­ Cash 2 00 rian Church of Chestnut Cash LOO Bill, Pa 5.00 Cash 1000 S. S. Church of the Mes­ Cash I.OO siah 11.11 Cash 1.00 "Family Sewin? Circle," Cash 2.00 through Mrs. Simon Loeb 1.00 Cash 1.00 St. Francis Xavier's Rectory 5.00 Cash 1.00

48 DONATIONS OF CLOTHING, ETC. FOR 1912.

Agnes Irwin Alumnae: 16 Christmas stockings. Almy, William: $1.00. Anonymous: 303 new garments for Joint Shelter. Anonymous: partly worn clothing. Atkinson, Carroll Berry: books and periodicals. Atkinson, Mrs. Henry Corlies: partly worn boys' clothing. Austin, Miss M. E.: children's hats. Balbirnie, Mrs. A.: clothing. Benner, Miss Genevieve: hat. Bradford, Miss Anna: Christmas stocking. Broadbent, Mrs. R. C.: partly worn clothing. Burt, Miss Edith B.: 5 Christmas stockings. Coles, Miss: Christmas stocking. Darlington, Joseph G., & Co.: 207 pairs gloves. De Lancey School: Christmas stockings and toys. Disston, Miss Dorothy: 2 Christmas stockings. Dixon, Mrs. G. Dallas, Jr.: toys. Doughten, Mrs. Henry Warrington: clothing. Dyson, Mrs. Catherine: vegetables. English, Miss Caroline C: Christmas stocking. Evans, Miss M.: 2 Christmas stockings. "Evans, Polly": 125 dolls, toys, $5.00. Evanson Soap Company, through Mr. Joseph P. Mumford: 100 bars Evanson's Naptha Borax Soap. Farns, Mrs. John T.: periodicals. Field, Miss B.: clothing, scrap books and picture cards. French, Mrs. H. B.: dolls. "Friend in Philadelphia": 25 footballs filled with candy. Friends' Neighborhood Guild: underwear. Funk, Mrs. A. M.: underwear, partly worn coat. Gaston Presbyterian Church young people: 48 dolls, ornaments for Christmas tree, Christmas party, partly worn clothing, Easter eggs. Gibson, Miss Mary K.: 2 Christmas stockings. Glocker, Charles W., Jr.: cinnamon buns. Godfrey, Mrs. C. S.: 10 Christmas stockings, toys. "Good Fellows," through Evening Telegraph: Christmas gifts for chil­ dren. Green, Miss Jacqueline: partly worn clothing. Harpel, Mrs. Jesse E.: 22 dolls. Hess, George M.: 12 dolls, $4.00. Hoffman, Mrs. H. S.: Christmas party. Howard Children: 2 Christmas stockings. Humeker, Mrs.: toys and dolls. Hutchinson, Miss: 2 Christmas stockings, partly worn clothing. Keating, Mr. J. Percy: candy. Kilpatrick, Mr. J.: 10 Christmas stockings. Loubert, Herman: pushmobile. McMichael, Mrs. E.: partly worn clothing. Martin, Dr. Edward: 7 counterpanes. Martin, Mrs. J.' Willis: 110 boxes Christmas candy, $5.00 for coffee for cold mornings. Martin, John V.: services of notary public.

49 DONATIONS OF CLOTHING, ETC.

Mathews, A. B. & Co.: fashion plates. Mayhew, Miss Beth: 30 toys. Mitchell, Mrs.: periodicals. Mulligan, Miss: Scrap books and pictures. Patterson, Mrs.: toys, 2 Christmas stockings. Peters, Mrs.: table and chairs for children. Polyclinic Hospital: X-ray examination. Rapp, Mrs. W. R.: partly worn clothing. Reath, Mrs. Theodore: partly worn clothing. Roberts, Misses Anna and Lydia: toys, clothing. St. Martin-in-the-Fields Junior Auxiliary: 63 Christmas stockings. Savage, Master Raymond: rocking horse. Sipple, Miss: clothing, toys. Smith, Mr. Frank: 36 boys' caps. Stewartson, the Misses: toys, $10.35. Tompkinson, Mrs.: partly worn clothing. Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church: toys, dolls, clothing. Washburn, Miss: Christmas stocking. Weiner, Mr. Isaac: 6 hats. Weiner, Mr. J.: Hershey's chocolate. Williams, Mrs. E. R.: partly worn clothing. Wood, Mrs. James: clothing, scrap books and picture cards. Yateman, Mrs.: fruit and vegetables for Thanksgiving, turkey, fruit and vegetables for Christmas. Needlework Guild of America: Ardmore Branch: 60 garments. Bridesburg Branch: 22 garments. Downingtown Branch: 81 garments. Fort Washington Branch: 54 garments. Frankford Branch: 88 garments. Glenside Branch: 111 garments. Hatboro Branch: 81 garments. Haverford Branch : 90 garments. Jarrettown Branch: 35 garments. Lansdale Branch: 84 garments. Lansdowne Branch: 58 garments. Malvern Branch: 31 garments. Media Branch : 70 garments. Narberth Branch : 57 garments. Nicetown Branch: 47 garments. North Wales Branch: 63 garments. Olney Branch : 132 garments. Overbrook Branch: 245 garments. Philadelphia Branch: 44 garments. Ridley Park Branch: 216 garments. Riverton Branch: 41 garments. Royersford Branch: 59 garments. Shippensburg Branch: 156 garments. Spring House Branch: 23 garments. Torresdale Branch: 87 garments. West Chester Branch: 63 garments. West Grove Branch: 31 garments. West Point Branch: 46 garments.

50 DONATIONS OF CLOTHING, BTC. Motor cars furnished for Christmas by: Burt, Miss Edith B. Martin, Mrs. Edward. Hoffman, Mrs. J. Ogden. Martin, Mrs. J. Willis. MacLeod, Mrs. Norman. Willcox, Mrs. William J.

Contributors to Christmas Fund, 1912

Biddle, Mr. Charles Landreth, Mrs. William Linton Burt, Miss Edith B. Martin, Mrs. Edward Dunn, Mr. Thomas E. Martin, Mrs. J. Willis Ellis, Mrs. George W. Patterson, Mr. Frank T. Fels, Mr. Samuel S. Pepper, Mr. B. Franklin Groome, Mrs. John C. Smith, Mr. Edward B. Hoffman, Mrs. J. Ogden Welsh, Mrs. Edward Lowber Keating, Mr. J. Percy Widener, Mrs. George D. Lesley, Mrs. Robert W. Willcox, Mrs. William J.

51 JUNIOR BRANCH

Subscriptions and Donations for 1912.

Cope, Miss Theodore $0.33 Keator, Frederic Riggin , 1.00 Keator, Miss Marion Reed 1.00 Keator, Richard More 1.00 Keator, Samuel Reed 1.00 Keator, Wm. Chauncey, 2d 1.00 La Lanne, Miss Anna Sharpe 25.00 La Lanne, Miss Frances Warrington 25.00 Page, Edward Sydenham, Jr 5.00 Robbins, Edward Coles 1.00 Robbins, George Appleton 1.00 Robbins, James Markoe 1.00 Robbins, Oliver Wolcott 1.00 Wolf, Alfred L 1.00 Wolf, Harriet L 1.00 Wolf, Howard A 1.00 Wolf, Walter L 1.00

Total $68.33

52 The Object of the Junior Branch.

The object of the Junior Branch of the Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty is to interest the children of the rich in service for the poor. Its membership is limited to girls and boys under the age of eighteen years. It is under the supervision of a committee of the Board of Managers of the Society known as the Committee of the Junior Branch. Junior Branch members contribute $1.00 yearly. The payment of $5.00 at any one time, or the enroll­ ment of four new subscribers, entitles any member to the Junior Branch Badge. This badge is a pin enamelled with the Society's emblem. The Junior Branch money is used for the care of children who, as the result of cruel treatment or neglect, require individual care. This Society makes every effort to reconstruct the home, in order that the child may, under supervision, be placed back with its parents. Failing this, the children are often adopted into good families, where they are always under careful supervision.

$104.00 will board and clothe a child for one year.

53 EXTRACT FROM THE BY-LAWS

Membership. SECTION 1. Any person paying an annual sum of five dollars (due the first day of January of every year) becomes a member of this Society. SEC. 2. Any person contributing one hundred dollars at any one time becomes a life member of this Society. SEC. 3. Any person aiding or advancing the object of this Society at home or abroad may be elected by the Board of Managers an honorary member of this Society.

To those who may feel disposed to donate by WILL to the benevolent objects of this Society, the following is submitted as a form:

FORM OF BEQUEST OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. / give and bequeath unto "The Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children from Cruelty," a corporation created by and existing under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, the sum

Of ; • ; dollars, to be applied to the use of said corporation.

FORM OF DEVISE OF REAL PROPERTY. / give and devise unto "The Pennsylvania Society to Pro­ tect Children from Cruelty," a corporation created by and existing under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania all (here insert description of property), together with the appurte­ nances, tenements, and hereditaments thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, to have and to hold the same unto the said corporation, its successors and assigns forever.

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