Evening journal., 1890-02-10

Generous Friends OF the Delaware Kos
pital Sent Many Needed Presents.

pital Sent Many Needed Presents.
The management of the Delaware
Hospital expect to have it ready for the
admission Of patients the latter part OF
next week. Mrs. Mary Kenely assumed
charge as matron this morning. Miss
Wilson has been engaged rs head nurse
She is a graduate Of the training school
OF the University hospital
The committee on donations wish to
tender thanks for the many articles sent
to the hospital on Friday and Saturday, a
list OF which follows:
Miss A. E. Johnston, 81 towels, 81
shirts. 4 ward screens and door mat
Mrs William Bush, pillows, 8 pillow
cases. large sheets, dozen towels. IA
yards ingram carpet, reclining chair;
Mrs Edward q. Bradford, ! reclining
chair; Mrs. f. c. Candy, IL shirts, mat
tress reclining chair, gas fixtures,
utensils for ward, desk. / table; Mrs
0. g. Rumfor6, single sheets, 1S wash
rugs, pickles and preserves. / wrapper ;
Mrs Edward Bringhurst, Jr. gas tixturess
night shirts Mrs James Hart 6
blankets; Miss Hannah ShipleY, 12 dish
towels, 20 pillow cases, 3S sheets, 9
bolster cases, 10 dish towels. dish
cloths. roller towels 2 iron holders,
blanket, II towels. 10 busters duster
bags, old linen Mrs. Aubrey Douglass
/ tea pot. l coffee pot, / CRATER, 2 tea
cups. dust pan and brush, rolling
pin. tin pans, wash basin, / sauce
pan, / toesting fork, spoons. pie
plates, 2 dish pans tea caddy, l coffee
taddy, 1 funnel, -four sieve. pepper
box. l nutmeg Crater, Ratchet, milk
kettle Mrs. John H. Adams 2 sofas,
bed stead. bath tub, A chairs, 1 table,
washstand Mrs w. 81. Lloyd, pounds
Of tea; Mrs. Stevenson, 10 pounds OF
SMEAR. Mrs. Richard Callahan, muslin
Mrs. Samuel Candy utensils for ward, ]
pair crutches. / pair gray blankets; Mrs
William h. Bullock, / piece sheetlng
muslin; Mrs. E. T. Latimer, clock and
s1B: Mrs Edward r. Sadtler. ~ towels
the Kings Daughters, sheets, A pillow
cases: Miss II. A. Bellah 3 chairs, l ton
Of coal: DR.. William Q. Pierce, bandegs
roller; Miss K. B. Hilles. I rocker, / ex-
tension table, l small table; Mrs. ~.
/ Jackson, box OF soap. chairs; Mrs. w.
H. Norris, / box prunes: Mrs. M. N.
/ Dillon, barrel of -four; Provident
Society, 26 chairs, 3 tables and books
/ Mrs. Sarah T. Hilles, sugar Mrs vii
liam Hilles, s.; Mrs. Leonard 9. Var
Kleek, groceries; Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ. Candy, $40, l washing machine
Mrs. II. A. DUPONT, 8 sheets; Miss A. T.
/ Candy 90 garments for ward, utensils
/ for ward, / mattress, lounge, l book
ease and / hall clock; Mrs. Willard
Hall Porter, china for dining-room
Q earthen ware jars, 6 pillows, 2 blankets
10 lounges, reclining chairs, ! high
stand, table, / commode, 3 pictures an6
l ottoman; Miss Johnson, 10 chairs; Mrs
Daniel James, one barrel of -four; Mrs
Walter Bush, quarts of bay rum ans
2 bottles of gin; Miss Julia Bush. pic
ture; Miss Josie Bush. book Miss MARY
e. Reagan, bundle Of old handkerchiefs
Miss Bette sperry, Miss Emily Gray,
Miss Nellie Sparks and Miss Buff Candy,
/ IL pillow-cases; Mrs. @. E. McIlvaine,
quilted wrapper; Mrs. b. H. Carter, $lC
/ for furnishing a cot; anonymous, $50.
Especial mention is made of the follow
| ing: b. @. Jones, treasurer Of the hospi-
tal, will furnish an entire ward; Mrs
William B. Clerk will furnish children'I
ward; Miss Crawford gave 800 for tbs
| furnishing Of a single room. If there il
q balance after furnishing the room i
win be set aside as the nucleus Of a fun'
| 20 keep the room for patients unable t
pay for treatment.
The Allcott Club will support a room
and a ward when it can. The club wi
give "Pinafore" at the Opera Hous
on April g.
Next Friday afternoon q Jap tea
will be given at the hospital by the Japan
Csc maidens who took part in the Hi
mess.