Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-22
DONATION DAY.
The Ladies Interested in Grace Hos. pital Gives Generously to the Insti- tution-Refreshmen Served on the Lawn-Ltst of Gifts.

tution-Refreshmen Served on the Lawn-List of Gifts.
 Yesterday WAS donation day at the Grace hospital and many donations were received from those interested in the work. The hospital was open from 3 to p. m. for the reception of gifts and about 100 ladies were present. The ladies' who received were: Mrs. B: H. Cheney, Mrs. J. B. Sar- gent, Mrs. Joel A. Sperry and Mrs E. s. Gaylord. The reception rooms of the hospital were decorated with a profusion of elegant flowers which were brought in by the ladies who visited the hospital dur ing the afternoon. Lemonade and Russian tea were served on the lawn. The refresh ments were donated by Mrs. J. B. Sargent. The list of donations received was in the main as follows: Mrs. Joel A. Sperry, water cooler; Mrs. Paul c. Skif, tete-a-tete set, tray, napkins, knife, fork, spoon, salt shaker and pepper box; Miss E. Louise Towner, a flower vase; Mrs. E. L. Cutler, 8 flower vase; Mrs. T. Attwater Barnes, 8; Nrs. M. J. Ward, 9; Mrs. Ezekiel H. Trowbridge, $25; Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, jr., one dozen plates, cups and sauces, one dozen l tumblers.
 Mrs. s. W. Hurlburt, flower vase. Mre. Elihu Lsrkins, $5, also clothing.
 Mrs. O. F. Winchester, handsome china dinner set.
 Miss E. F. Fitch, two dainty bread and l butter plates. " ~-7-'-~ ~--S-
 Miss Mix, china tea pot, sugar bowl and | rug.
 l Mrs. Justus s. Hotohkiss, g. MT. M. A. Buckingham, little sugar | bowl and creamer. Mrs. H. H. Johnson, linen towel Mrs. D. W. Robinson, liberal donation l oJ magazines. --.-.
 Mrs. Charles L. English, one dozen tum- | blers.
 Miss Susan Hotchkiss, $1. Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss, $1. | Miss Asher, two bread plates. | Mrs. Moritz Spier, oatmeal set.
 Mrs. L. Rothchild, two berry dishes, six individual berry dishes, one dozen glass berry dishes, six glass flower vases, one glass sugar sitter.
 Mise A. M. Fitch, sugar bowl and cream | CT.
 From the Little G. o. T. club, Misses Edna Rothchild, Emma Straus, Etta Adler Rose Lswison, Alice Shoninger, Linda Nachol, and Ray Frank and R, Mann, siz Japanese trays, six individual creamers.>
 Mrs. George P. North, linen towels.
 Miss Luman Cowlss, six preserve dishes twelve glass tumblers.
 Mrs. Simon Shoninger. six glass violet bowls, twelve lemonade glasses, six ssl shakers and six pepper boxes, books, mag azines and papers.
 Mrs. W. H. Elkins, plate, cup and saucer.
 Mrs. s. B. Oviatt, $2 50, half dozer doilies.
 Mrs. 0. Berry Peets. one dozen desser spoons, one sugar sitter.
 Mrs. Lucius P. Futile, one dozen butte plates, glass dish, glass sauce plate. Mrs. George P. Newcombe, oatmeal set spoon, picture.
 Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, jr., liner table cloth, two dozen napkins. two tra! cloths, one large doiley, two dozen towels The Willing Workers of the Westvill Congregational church, cups, saucers pitchers, linen, books, embroidered bib' and doilies, vinegar cruett and flowers The members of the Willing Workers are Miss Gulliver, Miss Minnie Lansing, Mis- May Wardell, Miss Nellie McDiomed, Ais Hattie Robertson, Miss Ruth Tyrrell, Mis- Maggie Roach, Miss Mamie Hauser, Mis- Carrie Hyde.
 Miss Louise Douglass Lines, sugar bow and creamer, cup and saucer, two sal shakers. '1 Mrs. Ralpso, china cup and saucer. Mrs. Jewett, one dozen linen doilies.
 Miss Lucy Curtis, two glass tumblers. Mrs. W. $. Johnson, glass sugar bow ) and pitcher filled with jelly, a jar of jelly Donations from Society of Barnes Workers. Mrs. M. Adler, Mrs L. adler ) Mrs, J. Myers, Mrs. H. Machol, Mrs. A |, Il Tn-{onn Mra A Aahap Mrs. L. Rothchild, Mrs. s. B. Shoninge1 Mrs. G. Kahn, Mrs. M. Straus. The Chas. Nonson Co.,, ono whole piec \ of linen toweling.
 Mrs. J. H. Mansfield, g.
 Miss Sarah Morse, jar preserved prune:
 box of crystalized ginger. Miss E E. Moseley, one dozen doilies. .I Mrs. R. A. Beers, one-half dozen brea ) l and butter plates. II Miss Anna EBglish, g. Mrs. Henry A. Warner, oatmeal set, OF dozen individual butter dishes.
 Mrs. o. s. Hartwell, two glass creamers
 Mrs. H. Bennette, one-half dozen fans , | two dozen individual butter plates, on dozen doilies, two bath towels. Mrs. G. s. Hickocks, can of conaense milk.
 Miss s. May Douglass, creamer. Mrs. F. 0. Rowland, one half dozen in dividual berry dishes. Mrs M. O. Hull, individual butter plates . one half doxen salt-shakers. Mrs. Benton Haskins, Mrs. Herbert Brad ley, sugar bowls and creamers.
 Mrs. K. l.. Smith, pair of linen towels Miss E. c. Munson, decorative dus brush. Mrs. J. A. Durell, $1.
 Mrs. J. F. Lyman, one dozen doilies linen bandsges. Mrs. c. v. Foljambe, two volumes boun magazines. Miss Carrie Hyde, cream pitcher, flowers
 Dr. E. J. Walker, $1.
 The What So Ever circle, one-half dozel towels.
 Mrs. H. D. Lewis, eight Turkish bat . towels. Mrs. E. L. Cutler, one-half dozen linel towels.
 Mrs. L. M. Gorham, roll of old linen tin pails, vases.
 ] Mrs. Danforth, glass vase. MT. H. c. Osborn, former patient