Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The ladies of the bazaar wish to acknowl.
edge the following articles:
From Mr.. j. NJ. Hill, tickets and circulars ::
]. 2. Zimmerman, coal and wood.
Through Charles King & Son: From
Guano & Reggie. Philadelphia, 1 box of fine
maccaroni; W. g. Yarbrough, Richmond, Va
3 two.ponnd boxes milo Burley tobacco.
Through F. 8 Harper: From Lautz Bro.
& Co., Buffalo, N. Y, 5 boxes washing pow.
der r Williams & Co, Richmond Va, .
boxes fine tobacco; Block & Rosenbaum,
Richmond, Va, 81 bucket novelty candies,
Pittsburg, Pa Hirsch Bros & Co., Pittsburg
Pa. So; d boxes fine cigars.
Through Mrs. Edgar Wsrfeld From G.
VIM. Ramsay, fine groceries Marshall & Bro i,
dressing slippers Mr.. Cation, cash; VIM. Il.
picture and easel; L box fancy articles from
Washington. d. c. Mr.. Heisley, groceries ;
Mr.. Jacket, handsome buffet scarf.
Through Mrs. Pierpoint: From Mr.. Nc
Williams, groceries; Harlow Bros, groceries !;
Thos. Iannon, groceries.
Through Mrs. w. A. Smoot: From Miss
Mackey, Philadelphia, handsome fancy work.
Through Miss Deakins: Handsome fancy
articles; Mr.. Ahern. oysters; Mr.. Rocker
pickles and celery; Hellmuth Bros. chick
ems f; hr Schiller, beef tongues; Mr. Carter,
hams: Mr.. We'll, lard Mr.. Pullman, butter
Mr.. Eichberg, drapery; Mr.. slaymaker,
drapery.
Through Mrs Stanton: From Mrs. J,e
Burns, bureau scarf: Mrs s. a. Mankin, fancy
articles E. F. Brookes s. Co., Washington,
D. C, handsome lamp ; G. A. Madison, fancy
articles; Mr. Kahn, handsome doll MI.
Osullivan, handsome doll; Miss Bendheim,
material to dress dolls; Mrs. Proctor, ribbon
Mrs. Diedel, fancy articles.
Through Mrs. Collingsworth: From Mr..
Weadon, tacks etc; Mr.. May shovel
Through Mr. Eichberg: From Clark & Co.,
80 boxes fancy spool o. N. T. cotton.
From E. S. Leadbeater & Sons, % boxes
fancy SOAP 3 large bottles vanilla syrup.
From M Ruben, 2 pictures
Through Miss Kate Stuart: From c. c.
willard, Washington, D. c., $40; Mrs An.
drews. Washington, D. c.. water colors. v.l.
ued at $25 B. LIE Grande Johnston Wash
ington, D. G.. oil painting valued at 500
From II. F. Robertson, 5 lbs butter, gro
ceries and tomatoes.
From Mr.. e. Allen. syrups rnd glasses. Ed.
Warfeld, jr., charged fountain; c NJ. Len.
non, syrups c. g. Lennon, syrups; SIR. Jam
rey, syrups Mrs Chivalley, flowers Dyson
Bro, pAper, etc.
From Chase & Sanborp, Boston, ore-half
case, SO cans lb each OF seal brand Java
and Mocha Coffee; smill s. Gude, florists
Washington, D. c., beautiful cut flowers.
We wish to ackuowledge in addition TO tie
circulars ard tickets. nr. Marriott Hills con,
tribution, that he has had in the most iber-
al manner snd at his own expense electric
lights put through the hall and added many
beautiful decorations. Mr.. Rodgers put up
the stage and some of the handsomest booths
as his contribution. Mr. Wyckoff also contri.
bu.ed beautiful booths. Mr.. shuman has
made handsome cake to be voted TO the
most popular lady as his contribution. Mr.
R. LIE Grande Johnston has donated to the
Anne Lee Bazaar one of his artistic paintings
to be voted for. Mrs. Andrews donated Il
beautiful water color. Other parties who
have helped OF contributed will be mentioned
Tomorrow