The Washington times., 1904-12-24
CAKE AND PUDDING
FOR XMAS FEASTS
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children to look out for said Miss Cor
don, and are preparing a big Christ
mas dinner for them.
The Times cakes will be q great help
to us The Times has deepest thanks
and We will think OF the kindness of the
management when we sit down to
Christmas dinner
Sibley Hospital.
When he had deposited his gifts of
cake at the Crittenton Home, the re-
porter in charge of the cake wagon
drove out to the Sibley Hospital, North
Capitol and Pierce Streets When he
made known his errand two unusually
pretty nurses volunteered to help him
bring in the cakes. Their offer was
promptly and enthusiastically accepted
Isn't this the incest thing you ever
heard OFF, asked one of them of the
other as she struggled with two big
iced cakes. The answer she received was
IN the affirmative.
Miss ShipIey, nurse in charge. said
they were making no special plans for
Christmas
- number of our patients viii be able
to eat cake. though. she said. ~and we
viii tell them of the Kindness of The
Times in sending them"
Bruen Home
At the Bruen Home, on 81 Street. be-
| tween Fourth and Fifth Streets north
west. there are seventy children, some
OF whom have their mothers with them,
| together with a number OF girls who
win come back for Christmas. There
| viii he a Christmas tree and festival to-
! night AT I o'clock
THE cakes Will help rs SO much. "
said Mrs. Fleck, the superintendent. 1T
is very. very kind of The Times to think
| OF us and the plan of the management
to- distribute many cakes among the
institutions of the city IS deserving Of
the highest praise
Methodist Home.
At the Methodist Home, col NJ Street
northwest. cakes weres turned over TO
| Miss M E. Jones. the superintendent,
who VIII put them on the table tomor-
row when the Christmas dinner will be
I given.
please accept our sincere thanks
FOR them, said Miss Jones. We APP
preciate the thoughtfulness of The
| Times.
Freedman's Hospital.
DR.. w. a. Warf1eld, superintendent of
the Freedman.s Hospital. smiled at the
| imposing array Of large cakes that were
spread out in the big hall of the hos
pital.
THAT is very good of The Times he
said. Il thank the management for con-
| ceiving and executing such plan We
have about 200 patients 10 look after
here, and while we make no special
preparations for Christmas Day, the
conValescents Will be given u chance to
eat The Times cake"
Colored Children's Temporary Home.
A good supply of cake was deposited
at the Colored Children's Temporary
Home, on Howard Avenue Miss S. 3.
| Cook expressed her delight at having
them
I'VE viii give them TO our sixty little
ones on Tuesday afternoon when we
have our Christmas tree celebration on
of the kindness of The Times in sending
them.
Home for CoIored Women
Dr. r. j. Cole, to whom the cakes
for the Home of the National Associa-
ton for Colored Women and Children
were delivered, said:
My heartiest thanks for the kind
ness of The Times. 1t is very thought
full of the management to do this for US.
and we appreciate it
Garfield Hospital
well, l think this is the greatest
plan l ever heard Of said Miss G. M
Nevins, matron of Garfield Hospital.
Thank The Times for me. personally,
as well as for Garfield Hospital.
I'VE will be glad TO have this extra
| supply of cakes for our patients on
Sunday. It viii be a great help TO US"
Working Boys Home.
! When the forty or more boys at the
| Working Boys Home, 230 c Street north
west. sit down TO their Christmas din
ner tomorrow, Some OF The Times prize
winning cakes win adorn the table
though not for long.
Mrs. j. D. Tyson, superintendent of
the home, received the donation with
many expressions of pleasure. She is
her big family of boys VIII celebrate on
Monday.
Are you sure this Is all free?" was
the question of the young lady who re-
cefyed the cakes and puddings which fell
to the lot of the Homeopathic Hospital
She was assured there was no bin at
tached
Marian Little, superintendent of the
hospital, which is located at Second and
y Streets northwest Will see that the
cakes take their small part in the
There is TO be distribution of Christ
mas gifts among the nurses and in
mates tomorrow morning.
Little Sisters of the Poa-.
A long drive took the pseudo Santa
Of the Poor. He was relieved Of part
OF his burden and sisowered with grati-
tude
The Sisters unbosomed TO him their
plans for special observance of the
Gay among their hundreds OF poor un-
fortunates, men and women, in their
charge; The mother superior, Sister
Catherine of All Saints. viii not let the
day pass without some token OF the time
for each sufferer.