Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-12-01
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THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. l, 1904.
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the contributions received during Thanks
giving Pay. Casa from friend, 81;
i. Baer, IT,, IS; Mrs. Jacob Swartz, 81;
Mr.. William G. Mills. 81; Justius
Schneider, S.; G. w. Howell. So; Miss
r. w. Roberts, So; Mr.. Edmund Hunt,
SO; Confederate room, 81; Mrs. Julian
T. Burke, IS; George Goings, So; 5. +.
Dyson, 50; G. S. Elliott, So; Mrs. Frank
Creighton, 50; Master Adrian J. KATE,
81; Miss Myra Lee Cavalier, 81; Mrs.
NJ. L. Cavalier, 81; friend, 50; Mrs.
A. d. Brockett, S.; VIM. B. SmoOt,
$40: Mrs. VIM. B. SmOot, $40; Mrs.
Ainsley, 81; Miss NJ. V. Smith, s.; Col.
+. l.. Smith, S.; Julian Taylor jr., So;
Miss Genevieve Taylor, So; friend, 81 !;
Belle Haven Council, flO; Miss Lizzie W.
Price, So; Miss Kate E. Price, 81; Misses
Chandlee. SO; Miss Klipslein, 81; Mrs.
Eleanor W. Howard, Sc: Mr. Lycurgus
Uhler, $40; Miss Elizabeth Creighton. 81;
Master Robert Wheat. jr., Sl;airiend, 81;
Miss Melissa Hill, IS; +. :. Harper,
SO; Pohick Church, 81 10; Edward
L. Dainger6eld, S25; Judge Norton, so;
Robt. Portner, $25; Park Agnew, $50;
VIM. Domaine, IS; Miss Dixon, ST.;
United Church Service, S25; r. w. d.,
$40: cash, 40; Theological Seminary
Thanksgiving service, $56 Groceries-
Large donations from Mrs. n. Lindsey,
Miss Dorothy Taze~ell King, Frank l..
Entwisle, Rev. r. 2. Phillips, Mrs. w.
X. Smith. ]. C. Milburn, War6eld &
Hall, Mrs. w. s. Greene. Mrs. Force,
Mrs. G. s. Taylor, ID. Mclean, Esther
and Donald Man, field. Mrs. E. 1. Nc
Weigh, Henry Robertson, E. L. Allen,
S. p. Fowler, Miss NJ hadey, Rev. and
Mrs. w. J. Morton, friend, Mrs. A.
E. Service, f. NJ Anderson, Miss
Norton, Mrs. X. E. Helsley, Miss b.
W. Smith, Mrs. J. P. Agnew, Mrs. n.
r. Cummings, Mrs. Hubert SDowdeD,
Charles King g. Sons, Grace Church,
large donation, Mrs. Richard q. Acton
Mrs. Richard Roland, Miss Mary Tay-
lor, Mrs. Oscar Baggeti, E. b. Taylor
Mrs. Joseph l.. Crupper, Miss thinner
man, a friend, Master William Fuller,
We'll Bros, Mr.. Helmuth. Mrs. Clifton
Howard, Julian Y. Williams, Miss
Edna Horner, Mrs. Kendell, Miss Hele"
Davis, Mrs. Schiller, Mrs. sWoiibefg-
fruits and vegetables from Miss Hattie
Wbaley, Mrs. Stump, Mrs. Amanda
Quander, Mrs. john Robinson, Mr.. ana
Mrs L. W. Huffman, Mrs. w. Ii Lam
bert Miss Colquhoun, Miss Virginia
Corsc, Epworth League, NJ. E. C. S. Mrs.
Gilbert Cox, Mrs. Annie F. Lee, Mrs.
George A,res. Marian and Master
George Ayres, Miss Eleanor Ayres. Mis-
Mary Davis, Mrs. Beach, NJ. ii Cragg,
Mrs. ColIiugswortb, Miss Smoot, Mrs
Block. Mrs. Julia Tuhman, Mrs
Park Aguew. Pohick Church Cargo
donation), Mrs. J ,ha P. Agnew, Mis-,
A. Lyles, Golden Rule Circle Of Kings
Daughters and Sons, Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs.
Wilkinson. The Episcopal Church,
through Rev. G. S. Summerville; the
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Hamilton miscellaneous articles from
Alexandria Needle Work Guild, gar
ments Fairfax & Co., 2galloDs whisky
Miss Anna Roberts, dozen table nap
kins; DeWilton Aitcheson, half cord
pine wood; Mrs. Peter Wise, turkey;
Girls Friendly Society, Christ Church.
l quilt; Mr.. Rosenfeld, l dozen bath
tow els ID. Bendbeim & Sons, 2 dozen
towels; John R. Zimmerman, load Of
wood Z. 5. Leadbeater & Sons, load Of
boxes; Miss Mamie Davis, towels;
Archibald Slaymaker sheets; Miss
A. Lyles, 2 pairs of towels
Frank Dangerfield, men garments bar
rels and bags of -four from H. X. Field,
Thomas Hoy, Mrs. Boothe, Mr.. Ram
say, The Lawrence Mills, J.H.A., a friend
and DIR. Purvis. Donations during the
month previous to Thanksgiving Day;
Mr. Leadbeatcr, 2 loads OF wood; Mrs.
Ballenger, large pan of honey; Worth
Hulfsh, 2cases OF blleing; Misses Horn.
er, stomach pump, alcohol, olive oil, etc;
Mrs. K. U. Taylor, preserves, etc,
ice daily; a friend, half dozen AIS
OF CHERRIES, MIS-. Cudileb hOPhlhs, tOhia-
toes; D. H. Appich, peaches; Mrs. A. Z.
Smoot, jars of preserved fruit; Mrs.
John P. Agnew, barrel Of potatoes; Mr..
hewitt, apples frequently;a friend, large
bundle of old linen and clothing;
friend, fifty dollars; Mrs. II. Smith.
and old linen; Louis Shuman.
| gallon ice cream weekly; Mrs. Bloch,
dessert weekly; ladies' of st. PauPs
] gallon pickles, bunch of cell
cry and fifty pounds of ice; Mrs. John
HerndOn, 2 egg separator; MIR. Oscar
Baggett, meats; Mr.. Lewis Horf, Mr.
Charles Honff and Mrs. w. b Smoot,
l quart OF milk each daily; Alexandria
Steam Bakery, bread; George Ayres,
8 ducks; Mrs. William R. Purvis, bath
robe; Mrs. X. u. Taylor, 2dozen glasses
Jelly. We wish to thank the donators
of books, magazines and newspapers and
beg for continuance Of the same, rs
reading matter means great deal during
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