Evening star., 1898-09-05
Mrs. N. B. Bruce, Yonkers, n. Y: 3

Mrs. N. B. Bruce, AonkeTs, y. Y: 3 sets
pajamas, III dozen comfort bags, half
dozen Japanese stoves. 2 dozen palm LEAF
fans, tea, tooth brushes, shoe laces, tuIn-
blers, bowls, cups and saucers, cream jugs.
sauCepans. teaspoons, matted milk, lemons
and 100 handkerchiefs, CONDENSED milk,
cocoa, extract beef, listsrne writing ma
terial, sugar, ice caps, cold cream and can
ned fruits.
st. Johns Trinity Lutheran Church, Ha-
gerstown, Md: Large quantities absorbent
bandages, medicines, cereals. preserves
jellies, neglige, night and hospital shirts,
. underwear, towels, socks. magazines, etc.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Hagerstown.
Md: Soap, - suits underwear, II paJamas,
sheets, pillow cases. rice. cereals. writing
n n'aterial, pencils, buttons, thread and
needles, bay rum, 80 rolls bandages, -
tumblers jelly, jars fruit, night and neg
hgs shirts. "a pairs socks. 3 dozen hand
kerchiefs, dozen pillows, canned peas
and beans, pens, slippers and magazines
and illustrated papers.
Ladies Auxiliary Union Veteran Legion,
Buffalo. n. Y: dozen hospital shirts,
dozen socks. dozen safety pins, 8 dozen
and 4 handkarchiefs, sets pajamas and
one extra coat. Chicago, Kathryn Swikard-
president: towels. tablecloihs. 80 pairs
seeks, gauze shirts, packages tobacco.
3 packages envelopes. old linen and muslin,
spaghetti, cocoa, cereals. Chica, No. IL:
Jellies. fruits, preserves, coffee, cereals, ex-
tract beef, condensed milk. Altoona, Pa.
No. 2: 10 sheets. II pillow (balsam, fir and
pine), pairs hospital slippers, AZ pieces
soap, 10 dressing gowns. half dozen nap
kins, rolls muslin and linen for bandages.
Kings Daughters: Burden Bearers-See
cash contributions.
Ministering Band: 30 boxes comfort pow
der.
Junior Auxiliary Epiphany Episcopal
Church: So filled pillows. 34s empty cases
for filling. 81 pillow cases.
Guild members Trinity Lutheran Church,
Hagerstown. Md: 81 glasses Jellies and
preserves.
Ladies' Aid Society, Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Kensington, Md: IL
pillows and 20 handkerchief.
Mrs. Davis, 473 NJ street; bottles black
berry cordial
Mrs. George whittlesley 1880 Stoughton
street: bottles blackberry cordial.
HRS. James Tribble, Baltimore: Bandages.
Red Cross auxiliary, Ellieott City, Nd;
bottles wine. bottles cordial. bottles
catsup. 2 bottles pickles. qts. arnica. at.
pepsin, $3.50 quinine pills, % bottles matted
milk. beef extract, aseptc sterllized
gsLze, absorbent cotton, cereals. jeIlies etc.
Mrs. Jennie Downs, Chicago, Ill: 3 dozen
night shirts.
Mrs. John Addison Porter: 1900 palmleaf
fans.
Unknown: One package water thin bis
cults; i package prunes.
Mrs. Campbell. for Pennsylvania Ladies
Relief: lbs flannel bands for use in Porto
Rico.
Mrs Rudolph kaunmann: 80 flannel
be nds.
Mrs. NJ E. Mann: One package cocoa, /
matted milk 1 package wheatlets.
Miss Chambers: Two bundles magazines.
Mrs. Norton: One box pillow cases, 62
we sh cloths.
Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Enoch
Pratt: Two boxes fsrina, clam bouillon.
Mrs. DR.. G. H. Wright, Forest Glen, Nd:
One dozen clam broth.
The committee also gratefully acknowI-
ecge the assistance rendered by many Ia
dies in making paJamas, wash cloths, pads.
soups and cordials.