The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-03

The chairmen Of the departments are as
follows;
Transportation-Mr. Henry M. RUS
sell, law office. Chapllne street.
Books, re1ics and curtos.-Judge Glib
son Lamb cranmer. law ONCE, chapllne
street.
War relics-col. Robert White, law
Office, Chapline street.
Paintings, etchings and bronzes-Mr.
o. c. Dewey, Fort Henry Club.
Pottery ana glassware-Mrs. James
cummtns, South Front street. Island.
Art needle WoFk-Mrs. Jacob Berger,
George r. Taylor Co.'s, Main street.
Floral-MiSs Clara Forbes, Twelfth
street.
Iunch-Mrs. B. Walker Peterson,
woodsdale.
cigars-Mrs. Maude Eccles HeIskell,
North chaplino street.
candy-Mlas Mary PAUL, North Main
street.
The surveillance committee. 90 to
speak, embraces Henry NJ. Russell, the
president of the hospital board, Mrs.
william +. Butler, the vice president,
Mrs. Howard Hazlett, the secretary of
the association, and Mrs. William F.
stIfel. Mrs. Margaret Da1zell, Mrs.
Joseph Metcalf, Rev. Joseph
speers, DR.. Reed NJ. Baird and DR..
Frank LeNoyne Hupp.
The arrangement of rooms, the light
ing, and the Insurance, all important
charges, are In the keeping of Mrs. G.
A. Asch1naun. Mr.. B. Walker Peterson
and Mr.. Alfred PAUL. respectively.
The woman's Musical Club to-day
gives its fourth matinee OF the season,
at $3.50 o'clock. in odd Fellows Hall. A
large audience Is expected. A delight
full programme. including "At the CloIs-
ter Gate" anG make the Car Of a
Golden-Klng Cup" has been prepared.
The afternoons performers are Miss
Margaret Harvey Miss Annie Pelley,
Mrs. Herbert N. Riheldafter, Miss Mary
Vardy, Miss Amanda Spell. Miss Bessie
McLain. Miss Flora stitel, Miss Minnie
WIncher and the Choral club vocally,
and Miss Eleanor Brice and Miss Nellie
Ebeling, as solo planists.
The 1900 Donation day for the City
Hospital falls on next Friday, February
0, and will be one of the principal
events Of the week This epoch In the
life of this Institution is annually an.
tIclpated by the community at large
and the promoters of the hospital alike,
as 1t permits the participation of all in
terested in the continued welfare OF the
charity, which other methods Of sub
scription find an unavoidable inability
to meet. on this day the building is
thrown open for inspection from 2 to
p. m. and the ladies composing the re-
ception committee Of the Hospital AS
ISOLATION with Miss Heinrichs, the
charming head Of the training school.
as well a. sponsor for the patients as
the physIclan's right bower. will do es-
cort and guide duty. All donations,
whether brought by donor or sent. win
be heartily ana apprectaavely received
Gifts OF money are always gratefully
received. Things especially needed and
for that reason especially welcomed,
are enumerated as an aid and favor to
many who desire to make one Of the
present necessarles their gift. Any
quantity Of canned fruits and jellies is
needed. as such dellcaeies are wanting,
no fruit in great measure having been
procured last summer. In the "dIet
kitchen" are Needed four (two quartz
granite kettles, twelve individual coffee
pots, six asbestos matt, and four tea
strainerS. In the hospital kitchen, the
equipment yet needs, one (three quart)
nEckle coffee pot, one (three quartz
nickel tea pot, six Zone plnt) tin cups,
four Zone gallon) granite kettles. In
the rooms and wards are very much
needed twelve toilet sets, blankets,
sheets, pillow cases, towels, covers for
tables and dressers. The dining room
lacks table linen and napkins, six dozen
tumbleEg, sugar bowls and cream
pitchers and odd china cups and sau-
GERS. From the above a choice Of dona-