Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-04
THE INFIRMARY.

The Board of Lady Managers of the
Alexandria In6rmary gratefully &C.
knowledge the following donations on
Thanksgiving day and during the week
Mrs. MI. Carlin $40, friend Wash.
ington) SIS, Mr.. VIM. B. Smoot 80
Rev. A. Crawford $50, Mrs. ]. w.
Burke So. friend SIS, Mrs. Clark Wash.
ingtop) S., Col. F. L. Smith s., Mrs.
W. J. Boothe S., Mrs. Julian TAYLOR
S., Mr.. B. Wheat IS, Mr.. Worth Hui.
fish S., Christ Church S., Mr.. George
R. Hill So, Mr.. Scott Towers Washing.
ont) g. so, Mr.. B. Baer jr. So, E. D. G.
81, Mr.. A. B. Claxton Washington s.,
Mrs. Alexander Lyles 81, Master Josie
Goldsmith 81, Miss Meryl Goldsmith
81, Mr. Martin Lawler 81, Grace
Church $50 Violet Proctor 25c, Mas
ter John Kersey Csc, Mrs. E. P.
Morgan 81, Mrs. B. T. Grimes 81,
Miss Lizzie W. Price 81, a friend 81.
Alfred street Baptist Church, A. Truatt
pastor $12, Mrs. Smoot SO, st. Paul's
Church, Haymarket Sc, Mrs. Gee.
Johnston and Messrs. Johnston s. 80,
Theological Seminary students SO,
Mrs. Henry Woodson 81, o friend 81.
Mrs. Creighton 81, Mrs. Andrew Turley
81: total S1S3 81. n. Lindsey q Co /
barrel flour, box starch, case corn.
case tomatoes, l tarrel salt, l box
soap powder, box soap, l box yeast
powder, bag beans, barrel fish, -
pounds coffee, 3 hams, box canned
peas, 1 cheese, bag buckwheat, 2sacks
corn meal, l sack washing soda. lIr
Henry F. Robertson doze cans torL'
2 dozen cans tomatoes, 6 packages cat.
meal, 6 packages puddine. Miss Me.
Kay, Washington, 2 sets china-dinner
and tea service, Messrs. Leadbeater
loads wood, Mr.. DeWilton Aitcheson
cord pine wood, Mr.. Geo. r. Hill !
barrel crackers, Mr.. w. w. Parker l
barrel -four, friend, Washington,
barrel -four, Mrs. Thos. Hoy l barrel
-four, Mrs. z. u. Taylor canned fruit jel.
lies, ETC., Mini .tering CHI drens Letgle
Christ church 36 pounds groceries, wlne,
Ministering Chidren's League, Manas.
sas, box and barrel vegetables, fruits,
etc, St. James Church, Leesburg,
barrels of vegetables and fruit. st.
Johns Church SIS, West End, through
Mrs. Watkins, groceries, fruits, vegeta-
bles, etc., st. Paul's Ministering Chi
dren's League 100 pounds grocers
and potato from each child, Mis-.
Clinton Smoot turkey, Miss Salan
Crittenden turkey, Miss Mamie Davis
2 night gowns, Drs. VIM. NJ. Smith, W.
R. Purvis, Julian Miller and Mr.. j. Il,
Janney, medical and surgical supplies,
Mr.. John Leadbeater bay rum, MIR. Z.
S. Leadbeater soaps ETC., Alexandra
Needlework Guild 70 pieces, Miss Z.
w. Roberts l dozen towels ! pair
blankets, Mr.. I. Eichberg l dozen
towels J. NJ. w. flannel, Miss Katie
Price towels, Mrs. J. NJ. Carlin flesh
brush, Messrs Tackett Il Marshall ,
spreads, A. c. Slaymaker dozsn
towels, D. Bendheim & Sons dozen
towels, Kings Daughter old linen,
Mrs. John R. Zimmerman yards oil
cloth. R. W. French stationery, Rob.
erts Chapel 4 sheets for colored weri
colored members of Needlework Guild
81 pieces to be used for colored pa
tients, Mrs. ]. Minnigerode . brooms,
Mrs. r. 81. Havener door mats, gro
ceries vegetables etc. from Mrs. Alex
auder Lyles, Mrs. Brookes, Mrs. ]. h.
Cation, Mrs. P. P. Phillips, Mr.. Woolls,
Miss Alice Colquhouu, Mr.. Charles
Pickin, Messrs. We'll Bros. VIM. Buck
ipgham, Garrett s. Monroe, James Nc
Williams, Warield & Kali, Mr.. Pull
man, Mrs. Bette Gibson, Ann Lee
Memorial Bazaar bread, Mrs. R. c.
Acton, j. MI Johnson, s sacks flour;
Mrs. I. o. Price. Mrs. VIM. Camp
bell. Mrs. E. NJ. Anderson, Mr.. Ernest
Allen, Mrs. e. M. Howard, Miss
Ashby, Mrs. A. E. Service, Mrs.
Broadus, Mrs. Carlin, Mrs. Nero, Miss
Miss E. M. Janney, Mrs Pur-
Wis, DIR. Purvis, Master Edmond Aver,
Miss Sarah Croson, Mr.. Gibbs, Oliver
Brown. Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
John w. Green, Mr.. E. B. Taylor,
Mrs. A. e Smoot, Mrs. f. L Smith,
Miss Florence Burke, Mrs. Gregory,
Mrs. A. T. Lee, Master John Sher-
man Fowler, Mr.. Sherman B. FoWler
Miss Celeste E. Milburn. Miss Davies,
Mrs. Windsor, Miss Mamie Marbury,
Mrs. E P. McVeigh. Mrs. J. Rector
5moot, S. c. Howard, E. E. Mason,
Mrs. A. G. Murdaugh, John Ahern *
Co., Mrs. Agnew, Miss Pi=rson (llt.
Vermont, ]. Matthews, Hellmuth Bros,
Mrs. Kersey, Mrs. Redding, Mrs. Lotic
Bartle, Miss Florence L. Brown, Mrs.
7. Collingsworth, Miss Beach, Mrs. J.
q. Franklin, Mrs. Makely, Mrs Geo.
Ayers, Mrs. NJ. G. Bauders, Misses
Elsie and Ruth Cfupper,
Miss Snowden, Mrs. Wyckotl, Miss
Alice Thompson, Miss Wools, Miss
Alice Woolls, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Wood.
SOD, Mrs. ]. w. Slater, Miss Virginia
Corse, Miss Ethel Ayers. Charles
and Charles King Il Son,
one box soap. The managers are very
grateful for the daily contribut ors Of
milk, ice and newspapers and beg fer
| continuance of the same.