Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-12-10
THE INFIRMARY.


The ladies of the Alexandria Inirm-
airy acknowledge the receipt of the fol
lowing contributions made to that in
stitution on Thanksgiving Day:
Mrs. Grace Lawson. S25; Mrs. How
ard. 81: Miss Eliza Miller. 81; Mayor
Strauss, $40; Mrs. Dodge, SO; Mrs. r.
F. Roberts and daughter, SIS; Mr.. Ed
mund Hunt, s.; Mr.. Domaine, 81; Mrs.
Goldsmith, 50; Mr.. and Mrs. Lie. Bar
ley, 50; Cash, 81; Annie Angelo, 35c;
Miss Dobey, 35c; Miss Hatsmap, 81;
Mr.. Goodson, soc; Mrs. Alexander. 81;
Mrs. Creighton, 81; Mrs. NJ. ]. Carlin.
s.; Cash, SC; Mr.. Spencer; So; Mrs. NJ.
F. Robinson, 81; Mrs. ]. r. Pickin, 81;
Mrs. Booth, s.; Mrs. Cation, So; Cash,
soc; ! bbl fruit and groceries, Grace P.
e. Church; 50 lbs. groceries, % cans of
tomatoes, fruit bouillion, scrap book
and clothing, The Ministering League
of St. Paul's Church; Z tray cloths,
Girls Friendly Society of Christ
Church; As lbs. groceries and Vegeta-
bles, The Ministering ChildreDs League
of Christ Church; 3 boxes canned goods
and break fast hominy, Robertson Bros;
, chickens, Miss Pierson; Dbl. of pota-
toes, case of corn and l case of beans,
Harlow Bros; l can of pickles, and
2 cans of fruit, Mrs. Slater;
80 pounds of corn meal, Mrs. A. Stay
maker; 1 gallon oysters, Capt. Nc
Kenney; cocoa, Mrs. A. e. Smoot; can
ned goods, Miss Lena King; tea, Mrs.
Cavalier; ham, Mrs. French; Meats, Mrs.
Windsor; preserves and jelly, Mrs.
Morse; canned fruit, Mrs. Graves; two
cks of -four, Mr.. Snowden; jelly, Mrs.
Collingsworth; pickles and canned
fruit, Mrs. Slater; basket of fruit, Mrs.
Supple; pumpkins, Mr.. Slaymaker;
groceries Mrs. and Miss Minnigerode;
canned goods, Mrs. A. NJ. z. Waller;
oranges, Mrs. Fendall; cut sugar. E. l..
Allen; beans, Miss Florence Writ; Sc
lbs. groceries and 2 scrap books, the
Ministering Children's League of West
End, Fairfax county; case of tomatoes,
a. D. Brockett; doz. cans of tomatoes,
II. c. Wallace; 2 bushels potatoes, T.
Perry & Co.; 8 sacks of -four, 1 box Of
corn and buckets of apple butter; N.
Lindsey; sack of -four, Mr.. Milburn;
sack of -four and coffee, ]. F. Fowler;
l box of groceries and box ofapricots,
R. H. Havener; boxes of Quaker oats
and lot of sugar, Mrs. Frank Smith;
l Dbl. of crackers, George r. Hill;
soaps and medicines, John Major, Washing
ton D. c.; 1 box and I bundle of toilet arti-
cles, War6eld & Hall biclorides, H. B. Platt
medicines and S15, DR.. Howard; carving set,
Eugene B. Taylor; coffee. pot, Mr.. Carroll !;
castors, Misses Rathbone one-half dozen bot
ties ammonia, Mrs VIM. Green 1 dinner SET
6 Harper's Weekly, 1 dozen napkins, one-half
dozen table spoons, Mrs. Kate q. Taylor; 1
dozed towels, John Burke; sheets, pillow
cases and towels, a. Friend; comfortables,
Tackett g. Marshall; 1 dozen towels, !. Eich-
berg.
The following donated barrels Of flour: B.
Wheatley. Mr. hoy, s. 8. Harper, Mr. Miller,
evils Hooff. Mr.. Wood Mrs. W. 3. danger
e I'D, Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Murdaugh;
and Mr.. Lennon.
The following donated groceries: L. E.
Uhler, Mrs Eliza Daingerfeld, Capt. p. B.
Hooe, E NJ. Smith, Chas. L. Fisher, Rev. II.
Suter, Gen. n. D. Corse. Miss Alice Colquhoun,
Mrs Acton Mrs. Chalmers, Mr.. Entwisle, Mrs.
VIM. Buckingham, Mrs. VIM. Greene, the
Misses Greene, Clarence Penn, Mrs. James
McWilliams, Mrs Marbury, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Smoot, Mrs. Thos. Fleming, Mrs. Frank
DAILY, Mrs. Geo. McBurney, Jessie Armstrong,
Miss Mason, Mrs W. F. Brookes, Mrs. A. E.
Service, Miss Rebecca Powell, Mrs. Tremaine,
Mrs. Pickin Mrs. ]. P. Agnew and Christina
Nc. A. Kemper.
Crackers, Kate G. Kemper; rice, Robert
Green; meal, Bessie E. Greene; grits, Willie
Nc. A. Green spices, Mrs ]. w. Green; tur
key, Mrs. Wise; % lbs. sugar. l.. E. Uhler;
groceries and fruit, Miss Lyons and Miss
Lizzie Price; groceries and bacon, Mrs. An.
derson and Mrs E. L. Daingerfeld.
Among all the donations, the managers feel
called upon to note specially two boxes from
Fairfax county containing poultry, yegeta-
bles, butter, sausage, &c, very neatly and care
fully packed. They were sent by Pensioners
of Rev. Allan Castleman, from Herndon and
Chantilly. 1t was particularly gratifying as
manifesting the interest felt by friends in the
country neighborhood.
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