Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-03

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5-pound box baking powder, Mrs. NJ.
! b. Dalzell; dozen cream pitchers,
/ Mrs Catherine Myers; dozen tum-
blers, Mrs. William Neuman; towels.
Mrs. Neuman: towels, Miss NeuHan;
| rice, / pair pillow cases. Miss Louisa
Schenk; 2 dozen tumblers jelly, Miss
, Schnelle: sugar, Miss Laura Bengell;
4 bath towels, Mrs. George Maxwell;
s glasses jelly, jar fruit, 1 dozen tea
/ towels, 4 towels, Whatsoever Circle of
! Kings Daughters of Center school;
packages breakfast food, / health
i flour, Mrs. G.. Bayha; sugar, Mrs. Robt.
Kyle; tray cover, Miss Lizzie Swift;
| ketehup, Miss Rowan; pickles, Miss
/ ThaIl; coffee, Miss Lottie Delbrugge;
preserves, Mrs. John McAdams; jelly,
Miss Lucy McAdams; fruit, Mrs. G.
| Harkens; jelly, Miss Blanche Harkens;
sugar, Miss Eliza Harkens; galvanized
coffee boiler, Mrs. Ed. Schenerlein; Jar
cherries, Mrs MUM; 2 glasses jelly,
Miss Stella MUM; ~ dozen towels,
SWope Guild for Swope room; cups
and saucers, Mrs. Rolf; " dozen tow
els, Miss Ek-; l dozen oranges,
Mrs Bernie Horkheimer; glasses jel-
ly, Mrs. Morris Walters; glasses Jelly,
Mrs T. B. Moore; fine coffee pot, 3
asbestos mats, tin cups, 3 granite
saucepans, Mrs. C. E. Stifel; magazines,
Mr.. Purnelli; hospital bed and furnish
ings, bed side table, Whatsoever Circle
of Center school; jelly, Mrs. E. e.
Boyd; piece of eiderdown, Miss
Martha Hare; 6 12-piece toilet sets, 3
dozen cups and saucers, II dozen
sugars, Warwick China Co.; l pair
towes, Mrs. Golner; 10 dresser scarfs,
Mrs. Margaret Woodward; $1.00, MRS.
Schnepf; sheets, 2 towels, Mrs. Jas.
fancy; 3 glasses jelly, Mrs. H. Whit
aker; 2 dozen glasses jelly, Mrs. JOS.
Speer; / ham, Hess, Lemon & Co.; 5
glasses jelly, Mrs. Will -; bed
for surgical ward, Kings Daughters
of Third Presbyterian church; / bed,
blankets, screen, coal scuttle, w. H.
Cooke Circle Kings Daughters of Sec
ond Presbyterian church, through Miss
Laura Dalzell ] dozen tin cups, Mrs.
o. K. Ruber; / piece muslin, friend;
2 towels, Mrs. Chas. Dannenberg; "a
box lemons, M. Parker & Co.
Many cash donations We're received
by this committee which will be cred
tied in the treasurer's report,
Collected by Mrs. Catharine Myers,
| Eighth ward: Mrs. Deagan, Z5c; Mrs.
j. Deweiler, soc; cash, z5c, 10c; Mrs.
/ F. Williams, soc; Mrs. Minnie Yunke,
soc; Mrs. Hannah Wheeler, soc; Mrs.
Henry Rose, 25c; Miss Hannah Doyle,
soc; Mrs. VIM. Knoke, soc; Mrs. ia
cob Vulans, 25c; Mrs. Earnest Decker,
25c.
During the year many useful articles
have been received as follows: lrriga-
! tor, DR.. F. L. Hupp; gas stove for dlet
kitchen, DR.. E. A. Hildreth; magazines,
| Panhandle railroad; bed and furnish
! ings, Mrs. Jas. Paxton; books and mag
azInes, Mr.. Frank Purnell; flowers, Mr..
G. e. Mendel jelly and cake for Vance
ward, Mrs. J. N. Vance; table, Junior
ks DIS First Pres. Church; cut flow
ers for patients for Xmas, Miss Cath
/ arine Hupp; one dozen potted plants
from florist, through Miss Hupp; holly
for Xmas decoration, W. Fl. Cooke Cir
| Gle KS DIS Second Pres. Church;
! Christmas number of all magazines
for nurses and patients, Mr.. Q. 9.
Dewey; thermometers in cases for
nurses, McLain & son; fruit and can
/ dy Tor nurses for Xmas, DR.. f. l..
Hupp; box Of candy for nurses for
Xmas, Mr.. r. H. List; holly for Xmas,
Mrs. j. N. Vance: books and maya
zines, Mrs. G. Caldwell; books and
magazines for nurses, DR.. r. A. Hill
I dreth; two bath robes, Miss Zoe Nc
Clure; one dozen each knives. forks
and spoons. Mr.. NJ l.. OFT; donation
on plumbing, $50, Mr.. Robert Kyle;
check for 500, Capt. VIM. NJ. List;
ward carriages, Mrs. VIM. F. Stifel;
portable bath tub, Woman's Hospital
Association.
The Sewing Guild makes their sew
enth annual report as follows:
| The success OF the Guild exceeded
| all previous years. The contributions
were numerous and desirable, those
| from the Eighth ward belHg quite no.
| ticeable. This was OWNS to the I'M
| firing efforts of Mrs. Catherine Myers,
| of 1888 Jacob street, who secured
| $500, fifty articles, muslin and one
| dozen cream pitchers. The contribu-
| tons amounted in all to SIG towels, %
! sheets, 1863 napkins, 16 spreads, pairs
! blankets, BED pads, 81 pillow cases,
! ] comfort, wash cloths, 3 tablecloths,
night shirts, "a dresser scarfs, 80
table covers and $3.50, and severel
| yards OF muslin. The Guild is indebted
to Mrs. Louis F. Reedel. who still no
bly, fulfils her promise to make one
dozen night shirts every year, which
are invaluable. The contributors were
Us follows: Mesdames Geo. Parks, j.
H. Kirk, Della Carr, Hugh Clark, John
l.. Dickey, d. Garth Hearne, Laura
| F. Hearne, B. w. Peterson, j. D. Cul-
bertson, j W. Paxton, E. A. Dunn,
Mary Metcalf, Frank Work, David
Philips, j. c. Stroebel, L. F. Reidel,
! James Wheeler, A. E. Fortney, VIM.
Meirer, VIM. Hare, John Zorn, Stephen
Waterhouse, D. A Henry, H. Goethe.
Alfred Dimmack. A c. F. Eoeling,
| JOS. Hoffman, J. E. Reed, J. F. Mer-
riman, Henry Harper. l. Jepson, Jas.
| Sawtell, j. NJ. Brown, K. x. Giftin, F.
NJ. Young, ]. H. Mcclure, L. ]. Bayna.
J. J. Jones. Sarah Mendel, H Ogden,
r. ]. Reed, J. K. Hall, G B. Caldwell,
Robert Simpson, S. P. Hildreth, Thos
| Prince, ]. A. Bard, j. L. Agnew, w.
A. Tiernan, H. H. Harrison, VIM. Pfarr,
J. N. WaltersA R. F. Burt, L. Clohan,
A. NJ. Holden, Geo. Kurner, j. C.
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