Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-03
DONATIONS TO THE INFIRMARY.

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Alexandria Hospital wish to thank their
friends for the following donations;
Cash from Justus Schneider, So; E.
L. Dangerfeld, s25; Col. F. L. Smith,
S5; Miss NJ. V. Smith, So; Miss Eliza
w. Roberts, IS; Mr. Edmund Hunt,
$40: Mrs. Lyons, 81; Mr.. B. Baer, jr.,
$5; Miss Cavalier, 81; A friend 81; Miss
Millard, SO; Branch sc Glass Blowers
Association, $40; A friend, 25c; Mr..
Henry Strauss, So; Master Adrian ).
Katz. 81; Miss Lula Smoot, 81; Miss ;.
G. Smoot, So; Master Wheat, 81; for
Cbildren's ward-Miss Lizzie w. Price,
so; Miss Kate f. Price, 81; Mr.. William
Demaine, 50; Miss Mary Cariin, 81; a
friend, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Taylor,
IS; Mrs. Frank Creighton, 81; Mrs. NJ.
A. Klipstein, 81; Miss Klipstein, 81
Mrs. H. B. Ramey, 81; c. w. Howell
81; Mrs. Park Agnew, So; 5. F. Dyson
& Bro, 81; Miss Fanny Dixon, Miss
Bessie Janney and Mahlon Janney, 81;
Miss Ella Smoot, 81; friend, 50;
friend, 81; George R. Hill, $40;
Pohick Church, $40; Union services
held in NJ. E. Church South, Thanks
giving Day, $3.50; Theological Semi
nary, S25; F. S. Harper, $40; Robert
Portner, $25; Mrs. Jas. Cation, 50 !;
Mrs. w. b. Smoot, 800.
Barrels of -four from Mrs. Thomas
HOY, Baptist Church, friend, J. IL. A.,
Mrs. Boothe, r. ). Brockett a. ID.
Brockett, Mrs. w. b. Smoot; Thomas
Borden, 4 barrels
Groceries from Messrs. Warlield d
Hall. Mrs. P. Aitcheson, Rev. p. r.
Philips, Mrs. Acton, Mr.. G. W. Ram
sew, Miss Dobey, Mrs. Cummings, Mr.
Walker, Trinity Church, E. L. Allen,
Mrs J. P. Agnew, Mrs. Service, Miss
Mary Taylor, Members Of Baptist
Church large donations of groceries,
Mrs. Hubert Snowden, Mrs. Noble Lind
sey, Mrs. Efie Baggett. Mr.. Farley,
Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. E. B. Taylor, Mr..
Donald Mclean, Mr.. Henry F. Robert
son, Mr.. George McBurney, Miss Sarah
Goodrich, Mrs. Joseph Beach, Mrs. 5.
E. Lindsey, Mrs. S. F. Gregory, Mrs.
Laura NJ. Ramey, Miss Smoot, Mrs. II.
S. Wattles, Mrs. Anna Lee Miss Mamie
Marbury, Mrs. Anthony Smoot, Girls
Friendly Society Christ Church, Mrs.
McVeigh, Mrs. William Greene, Mrs
Milburn, Mr.. Chas. King, 100 lbs.
sugar; Miss Mehafy, st. Johns Church
West End, Mrs. f. J. Davis, Rev. w.
J. Morton.
Fruits, vegetables, etc, from the Gold
en- Rule Circle Mt. Vernon Mrs. John
P. Agnew, Mr.. Chas. NJ. Stump, Mt.
Vernon Circle Kings Daughters through
Mrs. BalliDger, Miss Virginia Corse. T..
c. Howard, Helmuth Bros. Mr. Farley,
Miss Alice Colquhoun; Ladies Aid
Society Baptist Church, Mr.. Thomas
Perry, Mrs. H. B. Ramey, Mrs. Col
linesworth, Miss Eleanor Ayers and Mas
ter George William Ayers, Mrs. and
DR.. Purvis, Mrs. Louis Barley, Mrs.
Thompson.
MiscellaneOus-Fr Miss Anna Rob-
erts, doz table napkins; Mr.. Max Rosen-
field, 6,towels, ammonia etc; Mr.. De Viii
ton Aitcheson, ! cord wood Mr.. George
Stearns, gal oysters Mrs. Peter Wise,
l turkey Mrs. John Zimmerman, l doz.
tumblers Mrs. Bloch, pies, cakes etc
Mrs John w. Slater, canned fruit
Baptist Church, towels and pillow slips
Girls Friendly Society Christ Church,
10 night gowns baby dresses bedside
tables doz table napkins tea towel
Mr.. John Zimmerman J cord wood Z.
is. Leadbeater & Sons 2 loads wood Mr..
Benheim doz towels Mrs G. w. Ram
sew tin ware; Miss Gertrude Sheppard,
keg of herring Mrs. NJ. A. Klipstine,
magazines; Alexandria Needle Work
Guild 80 garments A. c. Slaymaker, 1.
towels; Fairfax & Co., gals whisky
Mrs. J. c. Smoot gals wine; Mrs
John Tackett white spreads.
Donations throughout the month -
From Mr.. Charles Hooff and Mr.. WOrtl
Hulfish. milk daily Mr. Oscar Baggett
meat Mr.. Lewis Shuman, ! gallon ic'
cream weekly; Mrs. Hopkins, fruit
Miss Packard and Miss Thompson, ap
ples; Mrs. c. c. Smoot ard Mrs. Grit
fifth, butter, milk ETC.; Mrs. W. b
Smoot. two tea services for patients
trays Mr.. w. p. WoOlls, bread Mrs
Milburn, canned fruit Mrs. Burk
baby clothes, rubbers etc; a friend, oil
linen, underclothing ETC.; Mr. Nourse
2 feather beds; Mr.. Uhler, box O
strawberries Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lewis, knitte'
wash clothes and clothing; Mr.. Brooks
clothing; Mrs. II. Smith, clothing
Mrs. Noble, Lindsey and Mrs. JOhI
Marshall, flowers; Mrs. Ballinger, ole
linen; Mrs. John Beach, 81; Mrs Gil
bert Cox, potatoes ETC.; Mr.. William
Nevitt, apples and potatoes; Philan
thropic Fund through A. 5. Walton
towels; Alexandra Steam Bakery
bread twice weekly; Mrs. X. U. Taylo
and Mrs. Snowden (Mt. Nernon) came
fruit: a friend soc; Mrs. Dodd, milk
g books, papers etc. from friends.