The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-03-17
WASACREAT SUCCESS
THE PUBLIC RECEPTION AT THE
HOSPITAL.
Everybody Pleased With What They
Saw-Tangible Appreciation Mani
tested by the Visitors-List
of the Contributions


of the Contributions.
The public reception held at the |
Hospital Friday. by the ladies of |
the Twin City Hospital Association.
was a grand success. 1t was an
occasion of qualification alike to the
hostesses and the guests. Every
body was highly pleased with the
manner in which the
affairs of this deserving institution
are being conducted aud with the
marked progress that has been
made. That the Hospital was re-
membered in a tangible manner by
the visitors is shown by the appended
list of donations. The presence of
the friends and their gifts are highly
appreciated by the ladies of the
Association. The guests during the
day and evening were served TO sugar
cake and coffee.
DONATIONS RECEIVED
Mrs. Z. j. Wilson, l gallon wine.
Mrs. j. A. Vance, l quart cream.
Mrs. Chas. Pfohl, 8 gallons soft
soap.
Mrs. Wiley Keith, soft soap.
Mrs. E. A. Ebert, 1 quart cream, 6
cakes soap.
Mrs. A B. Gorrell, so pounds fl uur.
Mrs. W. l.. Spaugh, 10 pounds
sugar, 2 packages corn starch, 1
pound coffee.
Mrs. Alice Winkler, i 0 loaves bread.
Mrs. Shelton, y pounds butter.
A friend, ] quart cream.
Mrs. }. A. Gray, 5 pounds sugar
Mrs. Battle, roll of muslin.
Miss Lizzie Mickle, % cents.
Mrs. Cooper, 25 cents
Mrs. A. E. Holton, 81, 2 packages
oatmeal, cans salmon
Misses Vivian and Evelyn Owens, 6
cakes sapolio, 6 cakes ivory soap, 4
boxes toilet soap.
Mrs. W. L. Hill, 4 quarts canned
berries.
Mrs. Frank Miller, 1 bushel pota-
toes, and a pumpkin.
A friend, S..
Mrs, Emory Gray, 10 pounds sugar.
Mrs. Gibson, l package coffee.
Mrs. W. c. Crist, 2 jars black
berries, 2 pounds dried peaches, 2
pair muslin drawers.
Mrs. W. A. Lemly, X bushel dried
apples, parsnips.
Mr.. Sam Rose, 1 large picture for
dining room.
Miss Gorrell, 1 package coffee.
Mrs. Symington, 6 pounds dried
apples.
Mrs. Gen. Boggs, cans tomatoes.
Mr.. John Blair, 81.
Mrs. FOllin, 2 cans fruit, / cake
chocolate, bottle vanilla extract.
Mrs. L. M. Fries, 100 lbs -four.
A friend, 100 pounds -four.
Mrs. W. B. Taylor, 1 pkg oatmeal.
Mrs. W. T. Carter, 2 lbs coffee.
Miss Anna Buxton, 5 lbs sugar.
Mrs. Ed. Lineback, 2 sheets, 1 pkg
oatmeal, 2 glasses jelly, 3 cakes soap.
Mrs. E. c. Clinard, beans and soap.
Miss M. A. Fogle, roll of muslin.
Mrs. Mickle, jar of fruit and RE.
Miss Laura Lemly, 10 lbs sugar.
Mrs. Shaffner, 3 cakes soap, g
cakes sapolio.
Mrs. J. T. Joyner, 2 pkgs Coffee.
Miss Bertha Shelton, 4 cakes soap
Mrs. Matte Spaugh, 2 cakes soap,
and 25 cents.
Miss Shields, pkg cream of wheat
Mrs. Revelle, 3 cakes soap and
buckwheat -four.
Mrs. j. Willis, 1 pkg crackers.
Miss Bilharz, l pkg grits.
A friend, / quart beans.
Mrs. Robt. Glenn, oatmeal and ]
dozen oranges.
MIR. Ed O'Hanlon, 4 boxes toilet
soap.
Mrs. K. Rogers, pounds rice.
A friend, l can peaches.
Mrs. A. C. Vogler, X dozen cakes
| soap.
Mrs. Stevenson, 1 dozen eggs, ]
package rice and basket.
Miss Agnes Siewers, l wrapper,
| cakes soap.
A friend, 3 cans corn.
Mrs. j A. Biting, 1 pound butter
1 package coffee.
Mrs. W. T. Brown, 1 pkg oatmeal
Miss Bette Brown, 2 pkgs coffee.
Miss Sallie Butner, 13 cakes soap
Mrs. H. L. Higgins, 2 pkgs coffee.
A friend, 2 cakes soap, l box pear
| line.
| Misses Vogler, 4 large bath towels
Mr.. Ralph Siewers, 3 cans tomatoes
Miss Wallace, 2 cans tomatoes.
Miss Georgia Whitaker, l pr sheets
Mr.. j. B. Whitaker, 1 ton coal.
Miss Clara Vance, l broom.
Mrs. III. Montague, 1 broom.
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