In addition to these women, able assistance was given by Mrs A. J. Dallas Dixon, Mrs. L. Chandler Williams, and six women who had not up to this time been connected with the Philadelphia Orchestra, except as enthusiastic patrons. These were Mrs. Frederic W. Abbott, in charge of the Matinee Musicale Club Committee, Mrs. Frank T. Griswold, Mrs. Joseph N. Snellenburg, Mrs. John B. Thayer, Mrs. J. William White, and the Motor Messenger Service under Mrs. Thomas L. Elwyn. The Germantown and Chestnut Hill and the Media, Chester and West Chester Committees acted under their own presidents. The work of this committee under Mrs. Cryer and that of Mrs. Wm. A. Slaughter in West Jersey deserve special mention on account of the distances covered. SYNOPSIS OF THE RESULTS: Twenty members of the four Women’s Committees, as individual chairmen $396,292.36 Women Chairmen outside of Women’s Committees 191,832.55 ----------- Total for 28 Women Chairmen $588,124.91 This was 53% of the Fund, but the women Chairmen were two to one against the men. Besides the collections made by the Committee of Fifty, amounts came in from other sources, such as, members of the Philadelphia Orchestra Chorus, the Van Rensselaer Tribute, the two Wister Tributes, the Van Rensselaer-Bok Telegram to business firms, the Telephone Circular, the Main Line Bonds, other Liberty Bonds, contributions received at the office, etc. A unique feature of the campaign was the memorials and tributes which gave people an opportunity to place the names of family or friends on special tablets to be placed in the Academy of Music. No less than $1000 was accepted for each memorial. MEMORIALS AND TRIBUTES in THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA ENDOWMENT FUND 1919 MEMORIALS TO THE FALLEN IN THE WORLD WAR MAJOR ALFRED REGINALD ALLEN, U. S. A. THE AMERICAN HEROES IN THE GREAT WAR, UNKNOWN AND UNSUNG LIEUTENANT MORTIMER P. CRANE, B. A. LIEUTENANT WILLIAM BOULTON DIXON, U. S. A. ENSIGN GEORGE B. EVANS, JR., U. S. N. Air Service LIEUTENANT ROBERT H. GAMBLE, U. S. A. LIEUTENANT WILLIAM B. KUEHN, U. S. A. LIEUTENANT PAUL BORDA KURTZ, U. S. A. RALPH LESLIE MELVILLE, B. A. MAJOR TALBOT MERCER PAPINEAU, M. C. CORPORAL ABRAM K. STREET, U. S. A. LIEUTENANT ARTHUR RICHMOND TABER, U. S. A. MEMBERS OF STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER CHORUS ARTHUR HOWELL WILSON, U. S. A. TWELVE PHILADELPHIA BOY SCOUT HEROES TRIBUTES OF THANKSGIVING for the safe return of