Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-02


O9lerday were Mrs. Frank Cald-
Mrs. Harry Mendel, Mrs. Thomas
Liele, Mrs. George II. Ebeling. Mrs VIII
Higgins, Mrs. Robert j. Reed and Miss
Lizzie Swift Donation Day" is observe
at the institution semi-annually ana those
actively interested have every reason to
be greatly pleased with the results The
many provisions received yesterday in
cluded about fifty dollars worth of all
kinds of groceries, preserved fruits, bed
ding, books, toys and flawers. The Off
ciating ladies received many visitors dur
ing the day and each was Hospitality en-
tertained. Every caller received beau
tiful souvenir, a small hand-painted pic
ture Of chid's head, the work of Mrs
Frank Caldwell, and was served with hot
tea and waters.
Miss Ella Shipman, matron of the nur
sery, deserves considerable credit for the
neatness anG excellent order in which the
institution is kept The appearance it
presented won the admiration of the
visitors Yesterday five children were
cared for and many applications to have
children entered were received. The Off
ciating committee wish TO extend their
sincere thanks to all those who kindly
contributed to their cause.
The donations received up until SIX
o'clock last evening, together with the
! names of the donors, are as follows:
Geo. E. stifel & Co, $50; Miss Lille Little,
81; Mrs. Tom Burke. 81; Miss Louise Hub
bard, &c; Mrs. Rebecca Harden, grocer
ies; Mrs. Potts preserved fruit; Mrs. Hig-
gins, groceries: Redeker Bros, case of to-
matoes; Mrs. Butler. groceries; Mrs. w.
j. Bates. preserved fruit; Mrs. Barr, gro
ceries; Mrs. DR.. Sooy, large basket of gro
ceries: cash. Csc; Mr.. Henderson, quart OF
milk per day; Mrs. Gibson Lamb, pair
blankets: Mrs. Belle Irwin, preserved
fruit and groceries; Mrs. Clark Hamilton,
30c; Mrs. r. j. Reed, kitchen utensils and
luilt; Miss Lizzie Swift paper for kitch-
Pm; Albert Schenk bologna; George
House, blinds FOR kitchen; Mrs. Glessner,
cocoa; Mrs. Woods, Misses Gilchrist and
Smith. = flowers: ARTHUR Hubbard, zoe;
Miss Martha Caldwell, zoe: Mrs. George B.
Caldwell, $6 and sugar; Miss NJ. c. Wilson,
soap: John Rehm, side of bacon; H. F.
Behrens, case of honliny and washing
powder; Mrs J. b. fancy, 81: Mrs T. Lit
tie, 81; Miss T. Fortney, soap; Mrs Fort
ney, rice; Mrs. Geo. Ebeling SOC; Mrs
Chew paper for one room; Mrs Garden
81; Miss Fawcett, 25c: Mrs Ed. Holiday,
81; Miss Eta Bngal. 81 and preserved
fruits; Mrs. Dunn, ounce butter; Miss
Beulah Osborne, groceries and children's
books; Charles Paul, soap; Reita Caldwell,
groceries; Blanche Kraft, rolled oats; MIS-.
Sweeney, chilli sauce; Mrs. Nc Adams, APP
pie butter; Stolze, case BREAKFAST food;
Mrs DR.. Harrison, groceries; Mrs Strong,
fruit; Miss Julia. HumphreyviHe, 81; Mrs
Truax, 81; Mrs. fudge Paul 81; Mr.. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Morrison, soc; Hrs. Brooks,
Hafry Franzheh, $25; MIS-
Rachman, $3.50 cash, 25c Mrs
8rien, soc; Miss Emily Carter
Miss +. Prayer, preserved
Trs. A. L. Kraft, 81; Miss Han
Mrs. thinner, crackers and
Miss Lohse, groceries and jelly;
Mrs. j. Cummlns, 81; Junior
ughters First Presbyterian
d. shovels and buckets: Miss
Jelly; Mrs John Dickey, 81;
Vance, 5Gc Miss Mary Dickey,