Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-12-27
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friends of the institution for the fol-
lowing contributions received during
Thanksgiving Day;
Miss Fannie Dixon, friend,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roche, a
friend. Mrs. WnI. d. Ogden, Master
Adrian Katz, Miss r. w. Homer, a
friend, Miss Hattie Creighton, Miss
Elizabeth Creighton, Mrs. NJ. L. Clval-
ier r. w. Wheat, jr., $l.OO each; Miss
Emma MiIlard, Mr.. Edmund Hunt,
Mrs. J. G. Smoot, $1,000 each; Mr. b.
Baer. Mrs. Rebecca NJ. Dodge, NJ.
Ruben & Sons, Mr.. A. ID. Brockett tor
mattress fund.- Master Julian and Gene
We've Taylor, Mrs. Worth Hulfsh, Mrs.
f w. Howard, Mr.. W. H. Demalne,
Mr.. w. W. Demsine, friend, Mrs.
Jno. Leadbeater, Justrs SCHNEIDER,
s.. 90 each; Thanksgiving Offering
Grace Church, So. O4; Miss Lizzie Will
son Price, Miss Kate f. Price, Mr.. G..
w. Howell, Master Gardner Boothe,
81 90 each; friend, SOC; Mr.. Edward
l.. Daingerfed, friend, Robert Port
per. Park Agnew, $500 each; The
Allison w. 9. T. U., Sill; Theolo.
cical Seminary, $50; a little girl, l7c;
NJ. B. Harlow, box Of oranges.
Groceries Large donations from MIR.
G. w. Ramsay, L. Stabler, T F. Bur-
rouphs. Mrs. W. Is. Smoot, Mrs. NJ. G.
Rooibe Barrels of -four. The Havener
Baking Company, Mrs. Malls; Charles
King & Son through Grace Church 50
worth OF groceries, Mrs. Will F. Carne
ir. ham; Mrs. n. S. Cummings, Miss
Constance Bousb, Miss Edna F. Hor-
ner. Mrs. John w. Green, Miss Mary
TAYLOR, r. F. Burroughs, teachers and
pupils of Lee School, Lawrence Milling
Co.. Mrs. r. c.. Aeon, Misses Norton,
Mary. Esther and Master Dowell Mans
field, Rev. w. j. Morton, Mrs. E. Nc
Weigh. Mr. Henry f. Robertson, NJ +.
Church South, Miss Alice Colq 'houn, l..
Lindsey & Co., Miss Fannie Hunter,
q friend Mr.. J. c. Milburn, Mr..
Eugene Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam +. Fendall, Mrs. Robert Fuller,
Miss l.. Smoot, Warfeld and Hall,
groceries; Pohick Church, Rev. j. 7.
Stump, barrel of apples; Mrs. Force,
Mary Ella Nails, Mr.. Frank Entwisle,
Mrs. J. X. Swartz, friend, fruit; Hen
rietta Garrett, Mrs. George Ayres. The
Episcopal Church, Hamilton through
Mrs. g. A. Tavener; Mrs. X L. Taylor,
fruits, iellies ETC. Vegetables and mtats--
Mrs. Jno. p. Aguew, W. S. Freeman,
Redlons Allen, George Cant, Millie
Carr, Lee Mack, Mrs. B. Martin, DIR.
and Mrs. Purvis, Helmuth q Bros,
Mrs. Jas. r. Cation, Mrs. Peter Aitche-
son. Mrs. Amanda Mander, 1. q.
Howard, Mr.. Thomas Perry, and MIR
0. F. Baggett, miscellaneous.
Mrs. l.. d. Huffman, pair ducks;
DIR. 5. B. Moore, , pairs Of rubber
gloves; Mr.. De Wilton Aitcbeson, half
cord of wood Mrs. F. T. Quinn, kitchen
utensils: Miss Annie NJ. Roberts, doz.
of napkins, | dozen of individual dishes;
Mr.. j. R. Zimmerman, halfcord of wood;
Miss Nellie Maubury, tin ware; Rosenield
Dry Goods Co., sheets and pillow cases !;
E. s. Leadbea,er, & Sons, wood; Mr.. Z.
$. Elliott, kitchen utensils; Mrs G. W.
Ramsay, sitter; Miss Clara Moore, tray;
Mrs. Jno' f. Tackett, rug and duster;
Garrett & Monroe, box of soap; Mrs. I.
d. Fendall, towels; Mrs. Louise Mar
shall, rocking chair; st. Joins Chipel,
West End, Fairfax county, fruits and
groceries; s. NJ. Buckman, l large tur-
kew; Friends Sewing Society of Mt.
Vernon, large donation of mems and
women's clothing; Mr.. and Mrs. }. X.
Zimmerman's | dozen glasses, individ-
usl dishes, etc; Mrs. Park Agnew and
Mrs. Fl. f. Demarest, towels and pillow
slips; The GoodlOe Company, rug; Mrs
Edward S. Leadbeater, ice cap and hot
water bottle; f. 5. Leadbeater q Sons,
soap and pairs rubber gloves; Miss A..
NJ. Chandlee, half dozen hand scrubs;
A. c. Slaymaker, towels; Miss NJ. L..
Ciyaier, stew pan; Mrs. Ned Broner,
pickles; Mrs. Dreius, gauze for band.
anVes; Miss Roberts, books and old
linen; Genevieve Taylor, old linen
Alexandria Needle Work Guild, gar
ments; Mrs. Edgar War6eld, old linen
Thomas Hoy, -four; Mrs. Marbury, old
linen.