Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-28
Additional Contributions to the Con-
federafc ESaZar.

Fl Il Garrigues. halter, Baltimore, through Mrs
Edgar Warield, 13 children's spring hats; Chas
s Price, druggist, Washington, through same,
toilet and fancy articles; Miss Mary shinn hand
some opera hood MIS- L P Brent, through Miss
Sallie Stuart, $40; B. sill Gordon, Richmond
Va, $50; Miss Fannie Burke, fine crayon to BE-
made of the most popular person in Alexandra
II Semkins, Washington, through Mrs l. w Reid,
all elegant Vienna heraldic shield clock, with
nice note returning thanks for the opportunity
being given him to contribute to the fair; Me:sIs
E & J Addison, Richmond, through Miss Saliie
Stuart, $40; Mrs A W Armstrong, 81; Mrs Fl
McVeigh, a lovely fancy apron and sachet Mrs
Sefer Blouse, 81 VIM A Smoot, SO; friend,
through Miss Carlin, 81 handsome painted
plaque, through same August Gaines, SO Hen
nigsn Bates Baltimore. through Mrs WIldt 30;
Mrs VIM Dainger6eld, So; Woodward s LoJhrop.
Washington, through Mrs Reed, $40; w
Smith, Washington, through same 81; w q
Hoeke, through same, 1 plush tidy; high-arm
Singer sewing machine, from the Singer Manu-.
featuring Co, value S45, through their agent, q
] Hammerly; Mrs Dancnhower, 81; Mrs Henry
Green, 81 C Acton handsome silver basket
and album from Goodyear Rubber Co, Washing
ton, through N Linsey, agent L gossamer, valued
at SIS so Geo McBurney 6 Son, coffee and sugar;
] w Masters. butter; Mrs Durham, gallon
oysters; Miss Bailey Rockville, Conn, paper
flowers; match safes, bisquc doll, 3 pairs vases.
and bisque pug dog from Geo Dufey Mrs
Swain, oysters; little Pearl Sullivan. pin cushion;
Mr. W Duckrell, 81 1 gold-headed cane, to be
voted for; Robinson Parker s. Co, Washington,
fur-trmmed, silk.iined boys overcoat, through
Mrs Pierpoint, value $18; L J Daingerficld,
S. Miss Ada V Ball, Washington. through Mrs
Z Perpoint, cakes Mrs VIM II Phillips 81;
Mrs Col Herbert, 50; Mrs Stewart, l handsome
bonnet. ham, cake and 2 gallons ice cream;
Mrs Jas Cation, 2 gals ice cresm Mrs Geo Smith,
2 gals do; Mrs E Ballenger and Mrs W Cregh-
ton, each gal do R Lewis, Culpepcr through
Capt Geo Mays 50; Mr. STUDIOS. } gals milk III
Brengle, 3 gals ice cream; Mrs Ida O'Neil, Wash
ington through Mrs E Richards, fancy work G
II Richards, 2 gals oysters and cash 81; Gladis
Pen, 1 tidy; Mrs Chas Mankin, figures Of old peo.
pie Mr. BssI, of Maryland, through Mrs E Rich
ards, contributions for the supper table; 1 large
box of candy from Geo Blome & Son. Baltimore,
through Mrs n Appich Mrs Baldwin, Gal
weston, Texas, through same, 1 chair scarf Brax-
ton Smith, 50. 90 worth Of cigars; Mrs DR. Julehn,
Washington, through Mrs d Appich, fancy
apron Mrs w F Roberts, Washington. through
same, baby's socks; Miss Mamie Roberts, Wash
ington, through same, fancy work Mrs Edelen
Washington, through same, fancy work Miss 0 E
Austin, Arlington, Va, through same, fancy work;
Louis Brill, ST., oysters; Frank Whaen, Baltimore
through Mrs F Carlin, handsome silver pitcher;
Geo Irwin, Baltimore, through Mrs F Carlin,
1 doz teas poons; BENZ Baggett, Fairfax county,
through Miss NJ Z Hill, So sc; A 81 Agnew, 50;
w Z Davidson, Washington, 1 pair bronze vases
through Mrs Edgar Warfeld.