Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-27
SOUP KITCHEN CLOSED.
Work of the Reformed Trinity Church
Ladies' Society,

The free soup kitchen which has been in
operation during the past two months on
It'll street closed on Saturday This chart
ty, which has been conducted by the
Ladies' Society of the First Reformed
Trinity Church, 9th and N streets has re-
ceived liberal support and the ladies feel
grateful to all who have furthered their
EFFORTS to help the poor. There have been
fed. on an average. from 800 to BIS persons
each day, so that 1t may be said meals
have been given during the past two
months to nearly 10000 persons. The fol-
lowing donations in addition to those pub
Hshed, have been received
Mrs. Berger, one box of canned goods;
Mrs. Poesche, fifty cents; Mrs. De Grain,
81; Mrs. Smith, fifty loaves of bread; A.
Ebert, nifty loayes of bread; Walter Brown.
sxty-nve pounds meal Mrs. II. Schneider,
81; MI F. Lamprecht. half bushel beans,
half bushel peas ten pounds rice and ten
pounds barley; Mrs. P. A. Sellhausen, thir-
bread and biscuits. 3. F. Trueworthy, forty
pounds barley: Stollp, thirty loaves Of
bread; Mrs Facius. fifty pounds meat;
Kaiser, thirty loaves of bread Mr.. SchrOth,
meat; MIR. Cant, twenty-five leaves of bread;
Mrs. Jazer. potatoes; Mrs. Shelby, potatoes;
MIR. Grahe, twenty-five loaves OF bread ;
Mr.. Gassman. twenty-five loaves of bread ;
Mr. shene. cash. 81; CHI. Schneider. fifty
oaseS piedu MIS-. CHaS MadeS, H1ty loaVeS
OF bread; Mr.. Weidman, twenty Ioaves of
bread; Mrs. Dengier, 81; Miss Heilprin, 81;
Mrs. A. Lofiier, two boxes sausage; Mrs A.
jackson. biscuits; Mrs. Geo. Wagner IS
pounds meat ;Rosenbush,m ea +; c. Schneider,
bread; H. Kraemer. seventy-five loaves
bread; Nelson Norris & Co., one-fourth side
beef; Mrs. Graue, vegetables; Mr.. Geo.
kozel. one barrel of crackers; Mr.. Nau,
bread; Mrs. Menken, fifty loaves bread A.
Lo1ier, one box of sausages; Mr.. Sievers,
wood; Mr. Sievers. potatoes: Mrs. Dora
Meyer, 81; Mr.. kellogg, tomatoes; Mr. Eel
bernagel. thirty loaves bread; MIR. A. Eber-
ly, So; Mrs. Humes, half bushel beans;
friend, 81; Mrs. jackson, biscuits; Chas.
Specht, bread; Mrs. Louis Schmidt, corn,
onions. macaroni; Chas. Auerbach fifty
Mr. Reinhardt. bread; Mr.. Klenk. bread; F.
Cherry, 81; Mrs. E. Volandt,Sl; VIM. Hahn,
10 loaves bread; Chas. e. Cole, bread and
biscuits; Prag Co. Q3alto.), canned goods;
j. l.. Vogt, seventy-tive pounds meat; N.
Auth, thirty-six pounds meat; Miss A.
Eberly. IS: Mrs j. Nau, tomatoes and corn;
Thomas Keen, 200 pounds meat: A. Gass-
man. twenty loaves bread; j. Nau pota-
toes; Mrs. Meinking, 100 loaves bread; Mrs.
Meinking, 81 cash; Mrs. Jackson, biscuits;
Mrs. Rothschild. 81: Thee. Christiani, So;
A. Gassman. twenty loaves bread: Miss
Heilprin. s2; friend. 81: Aug. Schmidt, 81;
Mrs. Mades, fifty loaves bread; Gassman
bread and rolls; Mrs. Richards, beans,
rice, oatmeal: Mr.. Reh, 81; Maude Schmidt,
100 loaves bread; w. Brown, seventy two
beans; Mrs. Bergman, vegetables; Mr.
Reh vegetables; A. Loffler, seventy-five
pounds meat and sausage; Mrs. Nau,
canned goods; Eberly Sons, 100 loaves
bread; Mrs. kneessi, bread Eberly Sons,
- worth bread; E. Brooks, eighty pounds
meat; a friend. 81; Mrs. A. Loffier box sau-
sage; Mrs. Jackson, biscuits; Mrs Eberly.
vegetables; Mrs. Loff1er. meat.