Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-22

Tho following is partial list of the donation.
! to the Oriental Bazaar for the benefit of Trinity
III E. Church, which opens tonight:
; Through Mrs. Chas kane-From friends, chick.
ems sugar, coffee, rolls, cake, crackers cash %
| Through Mrs II. NJ. Foltz-W e. Young all
the milk needed during the Bazaar, and lot Of
| apples Mrs. Moses Heller, cake; a friend, ST
Miss Bossart, fruit; Mrs. J. T. Tennessou, Wash
ington, cake Mrs. Bush Laws, fruit Mrs. Mar
| shall, fruit.
Through Mrs: J. W. Beehtel-Dennison Manu-
featuring Co., Philadelphia, lot tissue paper and
japanese napkins; D. c. Cook, Chicago, books and
| Christmas cards; George c. Hewos, So
through Mrs Ramcy-Lot of fancy articles.
Through 0. +. Bsggett- Shedd, Washing
| ton, fancy lamp
Through Miss Hattie MscDonough-Recorde,
| MacDonough and Ettinger Bros, Hoboken, N J.
! box fancy articles; Charles Delehay, Hoboken, N
| j., 81; Mrs. John Underhill, Hoboken, N. J., box
| fancy articles; Henry SchwarZ, velvet boxes
cotton Mrs. II. W. Marlborough lot fancy arti
cles.
Through Mrs VIM. Chauncey-Mrs. yogclge
sang, lot of bread
Through Master Conrad Markell-Miss Bette
| Markell, flowers
] Through Miss Amanda Cook-Mies Mollie Mob
Ter, set toilet maps; Mrs. Annie Leathersnd, satin
buster and receiver and cake; Mrs Samuel Ten.
nmGsson, SATIN duster and receiver; Mrs. John
| Vented, bread.
through Mrs. w. T. Herrick-Mrs G. VI. Keyes
CAKE; Mrs. J. I. Wilkins, bread Mrs. Kemp
bread by MIS- Thos. Fnks, of Miss Purcell, pair
| OF vases Gustavus Haitig, of Washington, half
aozen silver. ated knives and forks friend set
toieC mats, spiashor a friend, pair vases fancy
article bouquet holder; F. PaH, pair gents slip.
pers: Mrs. Paul r. Evans, ham and bread W
N: Berkeley, pair chickens; Mrs Finks, cake: q
friend, set toilet mats Gee. r. Hill & Co., boxes
| fancy cakes Mrs. Brissey, pair infant socks and
IN apron friend, fancy towel; Miss Kane. GRO
rnolr
Through Miss Oracle Chauucey and Miss
Ada Crump-MIs. A. F. Bareer of Washington
handsome pin cushion Mr.. Robert Lucas, Gun and
saucer Mrs Michael lsupheimer, goblets Major
Geo, Duly, 5 watch charms and a siver thimble.
MT LOUIS Hough, set handsome toilet mats Chas.
Taylor, IT., 25c; Mrs. Geo. Swain, 25c.
1hrt a,h Alderman Henry Srauss-Frank
Hume, check for S..
Through Geo. McBurney g. Sons-F. G.. Gull
lldge 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, cash, SIS Strang &
tucker, barrel grapes; L. Stabler & Co., box ci-
gaTs.
Through Miss Rose Hlkrome-Tov bsrnsss
wall splasher and tidy; Mrs. Tony smoot 2
handsome powder bags and 2 sets toilet mats.
Through Miss Mary Gibbs-From friends. 3
dust bags, wall splashers; . button hook hold
ers, and fancy work.
Through friend-Crochet yoke, sham towel
milkmaid's stool, 2 aprons Miss Annie Thomn
son, darning bag
1hrGugh two of the committee-W. P. French
lot OF japanese fancy articles friend, So friend
Turkey, = chickens; friend, 5 lbs sugar
Through Mrs. Penn and Mrs Charles Lyles--
Miss Sallie Lyles, handsome pincushion: friend
sugar and coffee; friend, SOC; Thos' FairfaS
lot candy and chocolate.
Through !. G. ONcal-A friend in Baltimore
check Tor 10.
Through Mrs. NJ. E Grady, six gallons milk,
man, ID butter; Mrs. Dudley, 5 lbs sugar aad
ooc; Mrs. Marks 10 lbs flour
Through Mrs 8 r PAM from, r,;o,,1.
VIM; kecker, groceries; Mary E. Penn, tidy Car
Tie Ferry, South Carolina, splasher; Mr. Hobson,
oysters; Lansbursh & Bro. Washington, fancy or
namcnts; Woodward & Lothrop Washington
fancy candlestck.
Through Miss Bessie Edwaris-S1rs. Edwards,
toilet set; Miss Annie Edwards, Flintstone. Md
c Gu skirt Mrs. Martha Edwards, Frostturg,
III l., enid cap and 2 lamp mats; Miss Olive Ed.
wards, Washington, d. c., button bag; Mrs. Cra-
ven powder bag, quilt and Soc; Mrs Washing.
ton, cologne
Through Rev. John Edwards-J. Il. Stone S3
worth photographs Chss. Howell, silk hat.
through Mrs. Charles Lyles-L. W. Cotbett ]
nam jos: A Sudditb, tomatoes, corn, les and
Jelly: Miss sallie Johnson, aprons; a friend.
enid dress Mrs. Charles Lyles, child's dresses.
lnrough Misses Ellie F. Lynch and Ida NJ Bag.
set;-Friend, 81; Miss Annie Thomson. fancy
work friend, soc; Helmuth & Bro, / ham
Mrs Charles Lyles, dresses and aprons; friend
fancy work; friend in New York, worsted sack
laa 6aggett, doll; Miss Maggie Schwab, pin.
cushion; friend. 3 lbs sugar Miss Minnie Thayer
Petersburg. through Thomas Simpson, handsome
fancy articles; friend, SOC.
through Mrs. Henry Padgett-Henry Padgett
QUO; Mrs. Henry Padgett, CSC Miss Maggie Pad.
gett loc; Robert Padgett, Zoe; Eppa Padgett
1oc; Mrs. King, half dozen dishes: Mrs. John
Evans, l2c; Edward browns, cakes; W. E. Ham
mers!ey. 1Oe; q. B. Pullman, mustard, tomatoes,
cages @ W. d. Domaine, 25c; w. NJ. Peake 15c
l.. W. Corbett soc; Mrs. Moses Heller, beef ton.
cue; Edgar Padgett, 81; Milton Peake, Csc: W.
1n zoe John Evans, 1Oc George browns,
1oc NJ +. Padgett, 25c; Arthur Howard, 15c.
= Through Mrs. Mountjoy, jelly and pickle: Mrs.
:: WOOD, tea; Miss Lille Watkins, butter and
Jelly Mtg; Maggie Howell, bonnet; Mrs J. Pad
gett' chllds bonnet; Mrs. n. Pullman, cakes and
apples; Mrs: G. w. Ramsey, 20 lbs grapes Mrs.
W: schofeld, tea.
The upright piano to be used during the con-
Ahuance OF the Bazaar is from the well-known
mouse OF Metzerott Co, Washington.
Ibis is to give notice that all citizens