The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-10
DONATION nay YEsrnnpAy
AZ the City iiUspl,ni--A List of tho Arti.
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AZ the City Iiospllni--A Lis, OF tho Arti.
cies Received.
Tho Sowing Guild, an auxiliary Of tho
City Hospital, wusIorHanizcd some tlmo
during tho early winter. Tho Guild is
composed of president, secretary and
ten directors. Their object Is to solicit
ready madc articles used In tho various
departments Of tho hospital, each di.
rector TO solicit two articles from ton
dlisorcnt persons, 10 DO scnt to tho hos.
pital on tho annual donation day. YCy.
to-day was held tho frat reception and
tho result was most gratifying, and the
Guild would return thanks to tho gen.
erous donors. 'P-
Tho following articles wero received {:
63 pillow cases, % napkins, TIC towels,
81 sheets, l night gown, 3 wooden un-
dershirtH, table cloth, pair knitted
slippers, wooden hood, 3 night ahirts.
Miss Cooke Wilson is tho president,
and tho directors aro Mira. Dora Hid.
roth, Mrs. James A. Metcalf, Mrs. John
Wright, Mrs. FroeIc, Mrs. TrolbOr, Mira
Robert ]. Reed, Misses blanche MolTat,
Mary Hanko, Sue Campbell aud Blanche
Hare, while Sue &. Metcali is secretary.
Following arc tho donations and tho
nanol Of the donora:
Miss Lulu 0vorman, salt; Mrs. Trlcbur,
fruit; Mrs, Gibbs, towels; Mrs. Lindsey,
Jelly; Mrs. Falkcnsioin, sugar; Miss
taIeIY, fruit; unknown, corn; Mrs. J.
l, Mcclure, iruit and jolly; Mrs. J. J..
Jones, jolly, pickles and bed spreads !;
Mrp. I. j. McCammop, tapiocn; Mrs. j.
NJ. Brown, sugar; Miss Ii. EmGheimor,
fruit; Mira. Rex, sugar; Miss CLARA Wal.
lace, gelatine, Cornstatch; Mrs. Fort
ncy, preserved pineapple; Mis-, Tillle
Fortney, towels; Mrs. II. o. Mover,
tugnr; Miss Katie HnnkG, Jelly; Miss
ilulda sawmillor, sugar; Mrs. W. j. W.
Cowden, toilet soap and jolly; Mrs. NJ.
5. Woodward, 500; +. Marion Young,
bottle cnstor oil, box iodoiorn g0u2e ;
J. a. Morris, maple syrup; Miss lille
scAonck, soap; Miss Louisa schenck,
soap; Mrs. Lou SchenCk, salt; Mrs.
Dawson, rice; Mrs. Scheule, rice;
George r. Taylor, towels and napkins /;
Mrs. ComOrford, silver sugar spoon.
corn starch; Miss Minnie Conrad, salt =;
Miss Evelyn Conrad, sugar; Miss Elsie
Metzner, sugar; Miss Mary Metcalf, |
jar ounce marmalade: tho What-so-
evor-circle, Fifth ward school, porce-
lain baking dishes, bread knife, fruit
prose, coffee boiler; Mrs. Froese, 9
pounds sugar; Mrs. Miller, l pound su-
gar; Mrs. Watt, l pound sugar; IN
known, | pound rice; unknown.
pound crackers; Mrs. G. Z. Pratt, 8
pounds sugar; Mrs. Henry Baor, l case
canned peas; Miss Mary Vance, 9 jars
quince jam, jar red raspberry jam;
Mrs. jessie ". Franzheim, check for $50 ;
Mrs. Morris uorkheimer, % pounds
French prunes; Miss Hunter, 10 pounds
pepper; Mrs. Weisgerber, . iars fruit;
Mrs. Alfred PAUL, 9 dozen bars Ivory
soap; Mrs. Edmund Booking, / water
bag, l roll absorbent gauze; Mrs. George
Richie. sack -four; Mrs. J. @. Lynch,
4 glasses jelly; Jewish Sewing Circle, 10
yards aheeting, l dozen towels; L. S.
Good & Co., dozen towels, 6 bed
spreads; Albert Stoke, Q beef extract,
6 bottles clam bouillon; Mrs. a. NJ. Ste.
venaon, . jars fruit; Mra. ]. II. Mcclure,
6 pounds sugar; Swope Guild, s sheets,
4 bed spreads; Mrs. Schambra, dozen
towels, Q pair pillow cascq; Mrs.
Sweeney, two pounds sugar; AIisa Julia
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