Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-03

ton when received into the hospital.
Report Of the Womans Hospital Associ-
alton from February 9th 1895, TO February
9Th, 1897:
Since the opening of the Hospital, Feb
ruary 9th 1882 the 9th of February OF each
year has been observed as Anniversary
and Donation Day. ,,-..,
More than usual interest was manifested
this wear. Many people visited the dos-
pital and many generous dohatIohs "eie
sent. ,. 49,,
dav showing the guests through the bulld-
ing. which presented a well KEPT aPpe" ~
ance. due to the skillful management oil
the Superintendent. Mrs. +. D. Johnson
The pupil nNses have rendered SatsIac-
tory service. both in the Hospital and IN
private nursing. for which special ereulI
is due 10 themselves as attentive stuueHls;
and also TO the careful training OF the he"u
nurse -,
We gratefully acknowledge the kind at
tention given the patients by the phySE
clans and surgeons OF the STAN, anu dlso
the assistance Of Mr.. X. II. List IN lhe us
The clergymen of the city have ever been
ready to minister to the sick ana dying
when called upon.
The standing committee have all done
proficient work during the year. Inc en-
tertainment committee has added mucH ~
the social feature of the Assocla tiO 1i'
Through this committee Mrs. Jennzss NIL
Ter was brought 10 our city and delivered
two well attended lectures on Health anu
Dress during the first week or Apru; On
the 18th Of June a reception was rendered
the State Medical Society. which was III
session in the city. Physicians from an
through the State were thus enabled 70
visit the Institution. and all expressed
great pleasure TO find such well equipped
hospital within the community OF west
Virginia. In December the supper ana
bazaar were given as the annual beneht.
Nof l,et "A NJ these.
in connection with the old Folks Con
cert and Private Theatricals. were 4 sue
cess. both socially and financially.
The donation committee has been en-
couraged through the year and on dona-
ton day by the following articles. and
takes this means OF extending thanks 10
the donors:
Mrs Heber List. 4 lbs. Of pepper and
lbs. of Excelsior baking powder; Mrs
Louis FranZen, sugar and fruit; Miss LIZ
zie Waite oatmeal waters: Mrs. j. 7. Nc
Clure. canned fruit; Mrs Cowden, canned
fruit; Mrs. c. Evel. jelly; Miss Mary Tay-
lor soap: Miss s. d. Shaffer towels; Mrs
Mckinley, rice: Mrs Morris HorlSheimer
half dozen towels; Miss Lucy Kyle and
Mrs. Agntw. canned fruit and jelly; Miss
Harriet A. Barry. boxes toilet soap; Miss
Armstrong and sister. towels and jelly;
Miss Lindsey, wash cloths; Mrs. Hastings
pillow cover; Mrs. Samuel Nesbitt. Jelly;
Mrs. VIM. Hare. fruit and jelly; Miss NJ
A. TAYLOR fruit and Jelly: Mrs. James Met
Mrs. BurgeH. prunes; Miss, Laura Bur
gell, rice Mrs. Albert Fortney, MARINA
lade and jelly; Mrs w. \. Best truit ana
jelly; Mrs. Mary L. Booking. towels; MIS-
John b. Gardner, fruit and jelly; Mrs. \;
J. Clark, 9 yds. table linen, Ladies AID
Society ! pair of crutches: Mr. Nolan,
rubber sheeting; Mr.. Jas. Crangle pairs
sheets. ! pair of crutches; Mr.. Henry Baer,
l doz. cans pie plant; Mr.. Morgan OFT.
half doz. pairing knives Guild. flowers
Kings Daughters OF First Presbyterian
Church. flowers; King Daughters OF Sec
Ond Presbyterian Church, flowers; KING
Daughters of Fourth Street NJ. r. Churcn,
flowers Miss Hettie List. flowers; Crystal
glass works of Bridgeport o., through
Capt Muhleman, 10 doz. glasses, doZ.
small fruit dishes. doz. salts and pep
pers. doz. large fruit dishes; Acme box
factory. loads of kindling wood; Wheel
ing pottery, loan of dishes for bazaar;
ware; Bayha bakery. pies; Mr.. Hender-
son. coffee; Speidel Grocery Co, groceries;
Mrs. Brewster. lettuce and parsley; stole
Bros. lemons; Messrs. Taylor and Nc
5le, meat c. w. Kreiter. green groceries;
Mrs. Griner lettuce and parsley; ii. +.
Behrens. groceries; Albert Stole, gro
ceries; the Esactric Light Co., extra lights;
Roth & Butler ice; Wheeling Ice and
Storage Co. ice and water; w A. Wilson
K Son. furnishing men for building booths
for bazaar: Ewing Bros, for loan of tum-
blerS for bazaar; kleiv5s. KRAFT x Co., Tor
nishing men 10 build one booth; Wood
Bros, furnishing lumber for one booth;
Mr. Hutchison, for hauling and furnishing
corn for Autumn booth; Arion Han As
ISOLATION. for reduction on bill for rent
Prof Killmeyer. reduction on bill FOR mu-
SIC; Mrs. Ziegenfelder Plate & Hanes ana
Geo. l.. burst for reduction on cream
Messrs. Laupp and Zane. for reduction on
flowers Wheeling Creamery Co.. milk
the Wheeling Corrugatins Co. and Il. r
Caldwell. The response to postals sent
out for the bazaar was most generous
Cash donations amounted 10 SN IN Suui-
ton TO this, the supper was turnlsned al
most entirely by the members OF the As
ISOLATION and others who were solicited.
Many donations were sent without names.
The fourth annual report OF the Sewing
Guild is necessarily a partial one. owing
to sickness. absence from the city ana sore
bereavement in the case Of one OF the most
requests of the following directors: Mrs.
A. l.. Dunn. Miss Emma /. klieves, Miss
Emily A. Campbell. Miss Nette Wilde.
Mrs. j. II. Mcclure, Mrs. Robt. Reed and
Mrs W A. Herman. have been most gem
erous and the Guild would gratefully ac-
knowledge 2iO articles already received.
Miss Mary y. Dickey and Mrs. Chas. \.
Reed will complete their number as soon
as possible and these will be reported
later. In addition the Guild, through the
kind assistance Of friends. supplied the
Hospital with 19 night shirts. which the
Superintendent pronOunces "A blessing.
assistance that two articles added 10
oihers-are. not one would hesitate, put
rather be anxious 10 contribute. The fol-
lowing persons have contributed through
this channel: Mesdames 4. +. Dunn j.
II Mcclure Z. j. Reed Chas \. Reed.
J. /. Dickey. Jas. Cummins. Mary ALI
son. Cecil A Robinson. Kate Bowers.
Ealbitzer Carr. Leonard Eskey. l.. Reidle.
r. WAYNE W A. Dudley. ". Fortney.
r. Holman. Henry EtZ. Jos. Speers.
Wheeler La ROUGH. G. Evel. Geo. F. Cald-
vel. John l. Rice. J. X. Davies John l..
Riheldaffer n. {. Caldwell, Caroline Gut
man. y G. Hirsh RobtrSmpson. Emma
Bovd s. L Brice 9. Up. Brown. Il. II.
Wilde VIM Hare, 5. l.. Jepson, ]. J. Jones.
J. NJ Brown. r. X. Giffen. Reed Baird.
". +. Stfel. W. J. Bates Alfred PAUL.
tvhas. Thesis. c. II. Wheeler. " f. But
Ter Henry X List. r. G. Barr. :. VI.
WhItesides. l.. j. Bayha, G. &. Smith. w
NJ Nilligan. Geo. Ebeling. W y. Odbsrt,
Geo Harkins. and c. c. Kraft. T. B. Nc
lane. X. g. DaIzell. Hullihen Quarter
los Paul A. w. PAUL. W. II. Harrison
" r Peterson A. +. Tallman. Jas. HOi- /
iov-ay W. A. Herman, J. G. Ewing and
Mrs. Howard Hazlett; Misses Emma l.
KIeives. Emily A. Campbell. Nettie Wide
Mary y Dickey. i. B5ntz. NJ. Steck. Liz
zie Waite. Kate Ritter. Eliza Harkins. L.
a Koch. Cornelia kleives. Mary l.. KEEL |
ives Sarah E. Hare. VI. Cooke Wilson. Jen-
,nie Bailey, Gussie Wright, Jessie a. Bags |
Mary y Vardy. Jessie Bachman. sue |
Campbell Hattie Carter Jennie Ianey, !
EVirginia Miller. Martha Hare. Hattie List. |
Mary Is. Hare. Effie Lewis. and +. n. Mills. |
The following articles were received: !
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