The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-26
HOSPITAL DONATIONS.
An Unusually Large Number OF visitors.
Many Glfts-Twenty-three Patients in
the Enstitution. =..

A'>"y Shtte-A atiuhss IN
the Enstitution.
Donation day at the Homeopathic Hos
pital was observed by an unusually large
number OF visitors yesterday. The visit
ors were received by the following COM
mittee: Mrs, G. F. Rudolph, Mrs. E. W.
Mendinhall, Mrs. c. w. Pusey. Mrs.
Thomas Savery, Mrs. William Swift, Mrs.
Samuel Bancroft, Mrs. Frederic Pyle and
Mrs. S. A. Pennypacker. The visitors
were shown through the building and
many favorable comments were heard
During the past year the building has
been repainted and many improvements
made At present there are twenty-three
patients in the hospital. On the hospital
stan are ten nurses and thirteen doctors.
Many of the nurses are sent outside to
nurse charity patients besides attending
lectures and hospital duties.
The following is list of the donations:
Mrs, William G. Philips. six Jars of fruit and
old muslin; A. H. Ainscow, one gallon of
oysters; Mrs. Joseph Gooding, jar of fruit;
Mrs. A. E. Frantz two bushels Of white po-
tatoes, one bushel of sweet potatoes and one
pound of tea; Herbert H. Watson, three
dozen of toilet soap; Mrs. Washington
Seeds, two tumblers OF jelly and four jars OF
fruit; Mrs. William NJ. Kennard, sheeting
muslin; Mrs. p. Regan, six pounds Of
avena, bundles of old muslin; Mrs. ]. d.
Brown, one basket of sweet potatoes, two
cans OF corn, one can of tomatoes; Miss
Anna Vandevere, three jars Of fruit; Mrs.
Florence Belts, four infant dresses; j. p.
Almond & Co., fifty pounds Of sugar. twelve
packages Of egg noodles and six packages of
tea Miss Almond, one basket of grapes; Il.
p. Turner, six cans of corn, two pounds OF
pounds of Graham waters, six packages
Boapine. half barrel breakfast food, one
package of starch. two baskets of grapes
Mrs. W. w. Pusey, barrel of potatoes; G. w.
Lodge & Son, one barrel OF -four; Mrs. @. H.
Whiteley. one pound of tea. one glass of
Jelly, two pounds of rice, package of geia-
tine. package of bpckwheat. package of
breakfast food and jar of peaches; Mrs. John
Mendenhall, basket Of sweet potatoes. bas-
ket white potatoes, basket Of grapes, two
packages corn starch. ten pounds of sugar
six pounds of rice; Il. Anderson & Son, six
cans of corn, two cans of tomatoes, three
cans succatash, Ave packages of corn
starch three Jars OF pickles. ten pounds Of
avena; Mrs. Henry Grant, two packages of
breakfast food, two packages OF avena, six
pounds Of rice, twenty pounds of sugar;
Mrs G. W. Weldin two baskets of sweet
potatoes; ]. H. Farra. two bags of -four;
Mrs John Kitchen, basket of grapes two
packages Of corn starch. glass of Jelly; Miss
Mary Miller, basket OF sweet potatoes, jar
OF fruit; Mrs. John Richardson, two bas-
kets of apples, one basket of Lima beans. one
basket white potatoes; Mrs. c. b. Lore. bas-
kot of white potatoes, basket OF onions:
Mrs Mary Pickett, basket of grapes, two
pounds Of. crackers and old muslin; Mrs.
Il bau Of twn
baskets Of pears and Ave baskets ofsweet po-
tstoes William H. Mccarthy, one basket
OF oysters; Mrs. ]. l.. Pusey, barrel of flour,
fourteen pounds of salt, package of corned
meat, two packages Of breakfast food, five
pounds of rice and four quarts of beans;
Mrs Wilmer Palmer, fruit and old muslin;
the Misses Wilson, eight cups of jelly and
clothing and muslin; Mrs. B. CummiIfs, Ave
pounds of sugar; Mrs. Woolsey one and a
half pounds of rice; Miss E. b. IIilles. two
boxes of crackers, Ave pounds of avena, two
pounds of tea; Joseph p. Richardson, box of
olene soap; the Misses Jane, one-half
barrel of -four and ten pounds of tea Will
liam II. Lloyd, ten pounds of tea Mrs Anna
Hopes, five pounds of oatmeal, five pounds
of rice, Ave bags Of salt and one box of
starch; Mrs George Chambers and Miss
Eleanor Mendenhall. barrel of sugar; Mrs.
RuEust NeBhHudnR, DHTTel OF MISS
Marion Sshanmbergh, three glasses OF
Jelly; Mrs. II. w. Mendenhsll, table for
children's ward; Mrs. ]. Fl. Dandy, three
packages of breakfast food, one package of
germea two pounds of soap; two pounds of
rice two pounds oatmeal, four pounds of
sugar and old muslin; Edward Thompson,
basket of apples, two packages breakfast
food, two packages cocoa, one package of ta-
pioca. can of Java coffee; Mrs. q, W. Flem-
ming, one basket of apples Mrs. C. c. Ran
kin, basket of grapes; James Mckeough,
barrel Of -four; Mrs. Grant. glass of jelly:
Miss Nellie Thompson, package of breakfast
food and one package of corn starch Mrs.
Alfred Hindle, cut flowers and six glasses
OF jelly; Mrs. C. W. Pusey, two baskets of
apples; Mrs. J. W. II. Watson, two bushels
OF nax seed meal; Mrs. James Bailey, one
barrel of flour; W. c. Philips & Co., fifty
ak pounds of salt, twenty-five pounds of
Hour, twenty-five pounds Of buckwheat fif-
teen pounds OF avena, four packages of gela-
tine. two bottles of rennett six boxes of
baking powder, six packages 1875, two
pounds of soap; Mrs. Msris Taylor one
Basket of apples four pounds of cut
sugar, bundle of Harper's Young People;
Mrs. Saunders, basket of grapes and bag of
hour Mrs. Daniel Derrickson, cut flowers,
ten pounds of sugar, four papers germea,
pound of tea and four pounds Of prunes;
Mrs. Frank Pyle. two dozen lemons, three
pounds cut sugar. bottle of olives, box of
cocoa and half pound of tea: Mrs.J. Morton
Poole box olive soap; Misses Elizabeth and
Ella Pyle, one basket of grapes. box of ger
mea and box of cocoa; Miss s. T. Wilson,
eight pounds of apricots; James Morrow &
Sons. thirty pounds OF dried fruit; Mrs. Ben
5amin Nields, four pounds of tea; DIR. J. II.
Rie. fifty pounds of flour; Drs l.. and l.. A.
klttinger, one barrel of flour; Mrs. W. Fl.
Curry one jar cherries, two jars chow chow,
two tumblers Jelly and two brooms; Mrs.
Charles Beadenkopf. twenty-five pounds of
8ranulated sugar; Van Dyke & Smith,
bushel of potatoes; Robert Mitchell Floyd,
twenty three books; f. N Van Trump, gas
burner Wellsback: Mrs. Eli Wilson. one
dozen knit wash clothes Mrs. Samuel VIII
son. basket sweet potatoes and one pump
kin; Mrs Trimble ouiglsy. basket of white
potatoes, package corn starch and package
of breakfast food; Mrs. George H. Ash six
ohldrens night dresses and old muslin;
Mrs. George A, Rhodes, cut flowers; Mrs. II.
F.Milier, one basket of sweet potatoes, baB-
het white potatoes and ten pounds sugar;
Miss Sallie Frazer, basket of sweet potatoes,
y. +. Blackiston, basket of sweet po.Atoes;
Morrow Brothers, basket apples and basket
potatoes: ]. Gallagher, one ham; NJ. A.
Tawresey, grape Juice and gallon baked
+. peaches; Miss Mary b. Cameron, partly
tworn clothing and magazines; Mrs. Anna
| Craig. two pounds of tea, two packages cocoa,
two and half pounds of rice, basket Of
apples, basket white potatoes, old muslin,
| linen and silk; William Glynn. roast Of beef,
! and leg Of mutton; Wells Brothers. roast
of beef: Mrs. Frederic Pyle, baby fan
nels and old linen.
|, The following cash donations were re-
Ceived: Mrs L. A. Thatcher. 50; Mrs. c, N.
Trump. 81; Frederic Pyle. So Mrs. Fred
eric Pyle, IS; Mrs. Elizabeth j. Wise, 81;
Mrs. w. G. Pennypacker. $40; W. @. Pen
hypanker. SIR. $40; Mrs. Thomas Darling
Ron, 81; Mrs. Samuel Bancroft, Jr., $40;
Mrs. G. 8. Capelle. Sc; Mrs Thomas III