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

one piece Of eiderdowr, Miss Martha
Hare; six 2-plece toilet sets, three dozen
cups and saucers, one-halt dozen su-
Rars, Warwick China Company; one
pair towels, Mrs. Goilner; ten dresser
scarfs. Mrs. NJ. Woodward: two sheets,
two towels, Mrs James B. fancy; three
glasses jelly, Mrs. Whitaker; two dozen
glasses Jelly. Mrs. Joseph Speer; one
ham, Hess, Lennon & Co.; FIVE glasses
Jelly, Mrs. VIII -; one bed Tor sur.
gicai ward, Kings Daughters Third
Presbyterian church; one bed. blankets
screen, coal scuttle, VIM. H. Cooke cir
ole Kings Daughters, Second Presny-
terrain church, through Miss Laura Dali
zell: Mrs. o. X. Auber, one dozen tin
cups: a friend. one piece muslin; Mrs.
Charles DannenberE, two towels; one
box lemons. Parker & Co.
Many cash donations were receiver
through this committee, which VIII be
credited in the treasurer's report.
Collected by Mrs Catharlno Meyers,
Eighth ward: Mrs. Daryen, 26c; Mrs. J.
Detweller, 500; cash. $25 10; Mrs, F..
Williams, SOC; Miss Minnie Yenke. 5Oc;
Mrs. Hannah Wheeler. Soc; Mrs Henry
Rose, 25c: Mrs. Hannah Doyle. soc;
Mrs, William Knoke, zoe; Mrs. Jacob
Vulans, 25c; Mrs. Ernest Decker, 25c.
DuT1HB lHG your lllLlly 4HNAhA ~ ttN'N9
were received as follows:
Irrigator. Mn. F. L. Hupp; gas stove,
for diet kitchen, Dr.. +. A. Hildreth;
magazines, Pan Handle Railroad Co.;
bed and furnishings, Mrs. james Pax
ton: books and magaElre9, Mrs. Frank
PurnelI; flowers, Mr.. G. p. Mendel; jelly
and cake for Vance ward, Mrs. Vance;
table, Junior Kings Daughters. First
Presbyterian church; cut flowers for
patients, Mrs. Catharine Hupp; one
dozen potted plants, through florist
Miss CathRrine Hupp; holly for Xmas
decorations, w. II. Cooke Circle Kings
Daughters, OF Second Presbyterian
church; Xmas number Of all magazines
for nurses and patients, Mr.. o. G. Dew
ey; Thermometer In cases, for nurses,
McLaln & Son; fruit and candy, FOR
nurses for Smng, DR.. r. L. Huppi box
Of candy for nurses for Xmas, X. II.
List; holly for Xmas, Mrs. J, N. Vance;
books and magazines, Mrs. q. Caldwell;
books and Magazines, for nurses, Dr. Z.
A. Hildretl1; two BATH robes Miss Toe
Mcclure; one dozen each, knives, forks
and spoons. Mr. n. l.. OFT: donation OF
plumbing. Mr.. Robert Kyle, $40; check
for 800; Capt. William NJ List; ward
carriage, Mrs. VIM. F. Stiffl; portable
bath tub, WomaRs Hospital Associa-
ton,
The Sewing Guild makes their seventh
annual report, as follows:
The success OF the Sewing Guild eX-
ceeded all previous years, the contrib
utions were numerous and desirable
those from the Eighth ward being quite
notable This was due TO the untlrlnE
efforts OF Mrs. Catharine Myers, Of No.
37ag Jacob street, who secured S26 o.,
fifty articles, muslin and one dozen
cream pitchers. The contributions
amounted In all to to 31s towels, 22
sheets 1863 napkins, comfort, . wnsh-
cloths, tableel0ths. 2 nllht shirts. q
dresser scarfs, 20 table cGvcrS. ta2 30
and several yards Of muslin. The
Guild In indebted to Mrs. Louis II. RE
del, who sim nObly fulfills her promise
OF making ono dozen night shirts every
year, which arc invaluable.
The contributors are as follows: Mes
dance George Parks. j. II. KIRK Della
Carr, Hugh Clark John H. Dickey, D.
Garth Heurne, 1Aurn r. Hcnrnn. u. w.
Peterson. }. d. ,CuibertFun. ]. w; Pax
ton,'A. u. Dunn. Mary Mcicalf. Frank
Work David Phillips. ]. C.. Stroebel, L.
r. Rledcl, James Wheeler. a. ", Fort
ncy. William Morrow, william Hare,
John zOrn, Stephen Waterhouse, u. a.
Henry, H. Goethe, Alfred Dimmack,
Henry Harper. s. L. Jepgnn. James
saWtsiie, J.. n. Brown, n. X. Gihin' r.