Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-04
HOSPITAL DONATIONS.


Alexandria Hospital wish to acknow-
ledge the following donations received
from the public on Thanksgiving day.
Cash-From Miss Millard $l5, F. S.
Harper so, A friend $40, Col. +. S.
Smith $40, b. Baer, jr., S5, Three friends
$50, a friend 81, Mrs. }. r. Cation 50,
Mr.. Edward Dangerfeld S25, VIM.
Reardon $40, Mr.. Justus Schneider s.,
Miss Fannie Dixon 81, Mr. r. j. Thomas
81, Mr.. Richard Gibson So, Mr.. VIM.
Demaine 50, Mr.. Adrian Katz 81, Mr..
VIM. w. Parker s5, the,two Mrs. Creigh-
ton SO, Swan Bros, S5, Mrs. NJ. l.. Civalier
81, Miss Geniyieve Taylor So, Miss
Lizzie W. Price 81, Miss Kate e. Price
81 Union Service $19.1l, Miss Bessie
Janney 81. Mr.. MahlOn Janney 81, Mr.
C. S. Elliot S5, Mrs. H. Smith 81, Mrs.
John S. Fowler 81, DR.. and Mrs. Bitter
S5, the Bitter children 81, Mrs. NJ. J.
Carlin $40, Miss Mary Carlin 81, Miss
Edna Schwartzmann 81, c. w. Howell
81, J. NJ. Hill & Co. S25, Mr.. John
II. Robey 81, Mr.. l.. Hooff 50, Alex.
Lodge No. 75S b. P. O. Elks $25, Mrs.
J. c. Smoot so, The Misses Smith 81,
Theological Seminary, Thanksgiving
Offering, S55.
Groceries-from N. S. Cummings,
Miss A. Thomas, no name, Mrs. Stabler,
Rev. w. J. Morton, Mrs. F. McBurney,
Mr.. Frank Entwislc, Miss Gault Nor
ton, Messrs. Garrett & Monroe, Miss
and Mrs. Klipstein, w. A. johnson x
Co., Mr.. Donald Mclean, Mr. Geo.
McBurney, Mr.. Henry F. Robertson,
Miss Rebecea Powell, Mr.. E. L. Allen,
Miss Schwartzmann, Misses Laycock,
Mr.. Edgar Brockett one hundred
pounds of sugar, Miss Colquhoun, Mrs.
Il. IL. jenkins, Mr.. f. NJ. Ander-
son, Miss Mehafey, Miss Emily Gibson,
Mrs. II. Snowden, Mrs. R. G. Acton,
Mrs. Lyons, Harlow Bros, Miss
Greene Miss Mamie Marbury, Miss
Marion Ayres, Miss Eleanor Ayres, Mrs.
Baggett, Mrs. Anthony Smoot, Messrs.
Warfeld & Hall, Mrs. Collingsworth,
Mrs. George Duffey, Mrs. J. T. john
son. Mrs. Park Agnew, Mrs Chauncey,
Mrs. Frank King, a friend, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. P. J. Dempsey, Mrs. Service, st.
Johns Chapel West End, friend
one case soap powder, one case
of soap, one bag of potatoes, one box OF
toilet soap, six boxes of pepper, two
boxes of blue three quarters of dozen
boxes Cream baking powder, two dozen
boxes of lye, one case OF rolled oats, one
case of prunes, twenty-five pounds OF
roasted coffee.
Barrels of flour from Mrs. Boothe,
Mrs. Wm. B. Smoot Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Brockett, Henry X. Field, }. W.
Emmert, Charles King q Son, Mr..
John Adamson; a friend, no name,
fruits, vegetables, etc; Mrs. VIM.
Greene, preserves; Mr.. Farley, potatoes;
J. Matthews & Co., cabbage and pota-
toes; George w. Stearns, one gallon
oysters; J. p. II. Mason, potatoes; Mrs.
Lyons. fruit; Harlow Bros, prunes and
potatoes; Mrs Williamson, potatoes;
Epworth League, one peck Of apples;
Mrs. J. r. Marshall, preserves: He'll
muth Bros, potatoes, turnips and corned
beef; Mrs. Julia Tubman, canned fruits;
Mrs. Colquhoun and Mrs. Geo. Beach,
vegetables; Mr.. f. b. Taylor, barrel Oh
potatoes; DR.. and Mrs. Purvis, crate OF
canned tomatoes; Mrs. Milburn, canned
fruit; Mr.. f. Watkins, turnips and pota-
toes; Mrs. X. U. Taylor, four lbs. of but
ter, six glasses of jelly, bedding, towels,
etc. to be used in Smoots ward; Miss
NJ. V. Smith, two cords of wood; Mrs.
Ballenger, flowers; Isaac Eichberg q Co.,
towels; Mrs. Brooks, slippers; J. X.
Zimmerman, one load of wood; Bend
helm & Sons, towels: Mrs. Sarah Robert
son, two chickens; Mr.. Geo. r. Hill,
two boxes of crackers; Mr.. r. F. Tuck
or one box of crackers; friend, pillow
eases and towels; Mr.. Thos. Perry, three
chickens; Z. S. Leadbeater & Sons, loac
of wood; Mrs. John F. Tackett, towels
Mrs. Charles E. Tackest, spread; Mrs
Bloch, cake; Mrs. Windsor, towels
Mrs. II. Ramsay and Miss Clara Moore
household goods; Mr.. Farley, maya
: zines; Mrs. John w. Burke, pillow
cases and towels; Mrs. A. G. Slaymaker
towels; Mr.. Geo. VIM. Ayres, jr., wine
Mrs. f. S. Leadbeater, chocolate, va
nilla and CASTLE soap; Miss Mary ElleI
Nails. Jelly; Mrs. Peter. Wise, two tur
kevs. Needle Work Guild, niDety-tw'
garments, seventeen for use in colore'
: ward: Mrs. Zimmerman, one dozen glas
humbIers; Miss Mamie Davis, towels.