Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-11
MONTHLY REPORT OF cnILDRES's HON.

The board OF directors gratefully ac-
knowledges the following donations dur
Ing the past month:
From the city council SIS; Mrs. Remsen.
8; Mrs Wentworth, 8; Mr.. Cash Hender-
son, 81: Mrs. Gail, $50; Mr. Wesley Smith
Gin work $3.50; Miss Marlowe. s.; Credi-
tor and Buckwalter, -. IS; Mrs a Basley,
IS; street collection as; Mrs. II. W.
Lewis, SIS.
Monthly payments-Mrs- O. D. Kirk.
-four months 81; Mrs. j. u. Allen three
mouths1 Sl.05.
Membership dues Mesdames Jas. Nc
Comb, Pumpelly, Dill, Burke, Altman,
Reese, Naylor, Taylor, Derst, Strong, Cor
bett, O'Brien, Dodge, Allen, D. c. Mehin-
non, Miss Taylor 81 each
ProvisiOns-The harvest home offering
from First " E church OF vegetables,
fruits, &c: benevolent society OF First
Presbyterian church, ice for refrigerator;
Mr. ]. r. Holiday, 81 worth Of groceries;
W. c. T. L.. bread and biscuits; Mr. Def
fenbaugh aad Mr.. Imboden, cow feed;
Miss Virtue, milk; Mrs. ". W. Hays, pro
visions Mrs Schweiter, basket OF grapes;
Mrs. Murdoch, box OF peaches; Mrs W.
H. Pierce, jar OF jelly and two understands;
Mrs J. Z. Mead, apples and meal; rem
nants from picnics from lady, also from
knight Templars and from entertain
ments az First Presbyterian church and
First Baptist church
The following donations were broug ht
to the home by Mrs. Work and Mrs Solo
mon: From Mr.. Charles johnson, butter;
Mrs. z. VI. Johnson, jelly; Mrs L B. Wal
don, cake, meal and 70 cents; j. r Holh-
day. pounds rice; g. Borstner, potatoes
and pounds coffee: J. r. James, potatoes,
pound coffee, can berries, candy; Mrs.
George Wells, apples and chicken; Mrs
Henry. apples and potatoes; Mrs Antrim,
| pound butter: Joe koehler, cakes and
candy; Mr.. Brown, tomatoes, candy and
basket; Mrs. R. P. Mcpherson, cake and
jelly: Mrs Berry cake and bread: Mrs.
Sickner, cake: Mrs Hess, chicken; Mrs.
Craven, Jelly; Mrs Solomon, chicken,
bread and Jelly: Mrs. Work, chicken,
bread, jelly, pudding; Mrs. Long, jelly
and 10 cents: s W. Mcpherson, 30 cents;
Charlie Dillon, cents; Elmer Mcpherson,
5 cents. There has also been given by
friends names not given half barrel of
apples, 1 cans fruit, Jelly, bread and cake,
and load of kindling-
Furniture: Ladies' Benevolent Home, a
large carpet: Mrs. HOBBS bedstead: Mrs.
J. Davidson, ironing board; Mrs. hartman,
chairs; Mrs. George Strong, chairs,
washbowls, pitcher.
Hardware: Mrs. McMahan, l dustpan;
Mr. \. Steele, large saw: Caswell & Spang
lev, pitchfork: Houck Bros. cash box; c.
r, Schumacher, bell; Mr.. Daniels, heating
stove
Clothing: Mesdames ". W. Hays, Ro-
chelle, Peckham, Chapman, DR.. Mccoy,
Mrs. Kaufman and koher, ? hats; Mrs,
Bliss, pair shoes: y. A Lewis, 8 pair shoes;
Mrs. Harden, baby clothes; Mrs Judge
Little. clothing AID package Of children )
papers.
Beddlng-A handsome quilt made and
given by The Willing Workers Of Col
lege Hiii;" Mrs Nayl0r, two pair pillow
ticks.
Miscellaneous - Mrs. z. r. Hunter,
quantity of nice toys; willing Workers OF
College Hill, one dozen soup bowls and
one dozen teaspoons, Mrs. Carver. Florence
Mulvey, school books; Mrs. DR. Mccoy,
Walter Mcfarland, Beatrice Rich. Lizzie
McDaniels, Master Allen Peckhan, toys,
books, clothing and peanuts; HettingeI
Bros, dropper and bottle brush; MIR.
Murdock, half days work.
There is at the home a sweet little boy
aged three years and a half for whom the
directors wish 20 find a good home IN a
Christian family. Mrs. A BssLET,
Financial secretary.