The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-01
REPORT MADE ON
 GIFTS TO ORPHANS

MRS. J. l.. WEIGH THANKS PUBLIC
 FOR THE CHRISTMAS DONATIONS
 MADE TO LITTLE ONES AT THE
 EAST LAKE HOME
 Mrs. J. L. Welch. president of the | Athenian Orphans Home association, has issued the following report on the Christmas donations to the orphans:
 The Sisters of Charity and the ladies of the Atheneum Orphans Home as- sociation wish to thank all who. in any way helped to make the Christmas l donations what they were
 The following donations have been received by the ladies of the associa- ton:
 Culpepper Exum, s25; J. L. Welch $25; Mrs. R. A. Bridewell, s15; T. w. OByrne, $15; Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H., $15! J. B. Burke, s1 per month; I; F. A. Burr. s10; J. L. Yancey, s1o: Err skine Ramsay, s1o; Frank H. Crock ard, $10; II. M. Urban, s10; I. ]. Feigb Slo; James w. Donnelly, S10; w. w. t1tzgibbons, S10; Mrs. J. G. Whitfield. s7; Pratt city fire department, sS.1O: Lee Brown, s6; W. P G. Harding. s5. Miss Catherine Moultis, s5; John I. kaui' s5; W. F. Kelley, s5; Louis V. Clark, 80; Harry Jones, s5; R. S. Waite. 50; W. T. Dillon, ~o; T. P. Hickey. s5, John Gallagher, S5; Mrs. R. S. Major 50; Rev. James E. Coyle, s5: pr Ar Eubank, s5; George H. Bodeker. s5. n J. Mundle' 50; Robert Vance, S5; J. H. J. Mundle, $5; Robert Vance. 50; J. II. Barr, $5; Mrs. M. Cliff ford, s5; Mrs. Cecilia Row s5. F. G. Bowman, s5; W. c. Mccartv sz. J. '. Gallagher. s5; Robert Jemison. Jr.. %; C. F. Horst, Jr., s5; T. H. Clarke (Ciarke Bros), s5; Mrs. August Benners $o; Charles Ham. $5; J. BIach & Sons. s5. Mrs James Downey. So; J. R. Brown s5. Mrs. J. M. Meighan, s5; John Crane. s5. J. l.. Mullarky, 30; Joe Marrison, s5; Aux lh9 V Clematic Division, 169, Brotherhood 'comotive Engineers, s5; Mrs. J. c.
 n, sS; Mrs M. Casey, Ss; A
 ?; F. l. Monk, s25o; Solomon shst I'D my $2.5o; Cash, $2.5O; D. o.
 z. 50; A. A. Adams & Co.,. e. a sf oberts (Roberts Printing
 piaeham Garage, $2 H. E.
 Albricht, s2; Odatie
 Does Thomas Hardware
 s L. Barley, g;
 Sh fred G. Macke. $2;
 Jimmerson, g; Arnold
 N II. Hobart, g; Friends,
 3sh Mrs B. zeigler, s1S5.
 fne hg gave s1 each:
 ion, Miss Pearle Dillon, Fred E solomon, Mrs. Foley, F. T. 's4 -rdson, w. ". Walthour, Mrs. J. T. i5} nch, J. L. Dillon, Miss Chenoweth. s5arada Murin, Mrs. John Clements, Mrs. S. E. Kindt. Cash, Louise Weston. Cash. Mrs. B. R. Peebles Mrs. Pearl Fleming. Antwine- McGuire- -Deshazo, Mrs. E. Ste phens, Grimes Broos., Dr. Ward, George Duncan, T. o. Crane, Theodore Poull, Mrs. Theodore Poull. J. Burger, Mrs. s. A. Annesley, W. S. Pope, Parisian Com pany, Fred Phelan, c. E. Milner, Will liam Fex, W. W. Dent, L. B. LaVegan, L. J. Dillon, Charles Brown, L. P. zeig- Ter, Mrs. Towns, John ONeill, Miss Clara Jimmerson, George Housman, Mrs Alice Brown, Friend, Mrs. Monohan, John. Housman, Jr., P. J. Madden, Fred Ben der, Toby Varley, Mrs. Charlotte McSaf- fiery, Mrs. Charles Clements, E. J. O O'Brien, M. II. McArdle J. P Lambert, Joe Wieferich, c. c. Fleming, H. c. Elem ing, c. c. Fleming, Jr., Mrs. Hugh Mo- Geever, Mrs. N. O'Brien, John McCartin, L. A. Mccormack, A. H. Geohegan, l.. E. Geohegan James McArdle John Half fey, John McGeever, Mrs. J. J. Boggan, Miss Julia McGeever, Mrs. P. J. Dowd, Mrs. George H. Bodeker, Mrs John Ga han, Mrs. John McCarty, Mrs. Haylow, James OHare, Grace McGeever.
 The following gave 90 cents each: A. r. Mrs. Rue, cash,- Mrs. Bromberg, Tanner Meat market, an orphan, Josephine Thornton, cash, S. Buchanan, Francis Horst, Bertha Bowling, Grace Meighan, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Ulin, pr. Gentry, W. T. O'Brien, pr. Dun can, c. T. Strickland, Mrs. J. D. Bevan, Mrs. Robert Vance, Mrs. M. D. King, Mrs. J. J. Memison, Miss Elizabeth McArdle, Mrs. John Perry, J. c. Gustin. Mrs. Netta Gustin. Mrs. Thomas Gibbon. Mrs. Netta Gustin, Mrs. Thomas Gibbon, Mrs. Stephenson. Cash 45 cents.
 The following gave 20 cents each: Re becca Sherif, Dan Marcus, Mrs. Scruggs. MT. Dryer, cash, Winnie Gallagher, Mrs. Frank Connors cash, Theodore Poull Hugh Montgomery, 15 cents. Cash, cents
 Merchandise donations: Steee-Smith Dry Goods company. 100 yards remnants; Ioveman, Joseph & Loeb, 100 yards rem nants Burger Dry Goods company, 100 yards demnants; Caheen Bros, large lot remnants; Ferd Mark Dry Goods com pany, 100 yards remnants: Drennen & Co.,, large lot of remnants, etc.; Louis Pizitz, generous donation clothing; MT. and Mrs. w. H. Cutcliff. barrel flour: Captain Donon, Ensley, box apples; Mrs. George Winter, 10 pairs shoes; MT. Weav- | CT Guarantee Shoe Col, five pairs shoes; l MT. Haskell, 30 pounds candy; Mir. and Mrs Henry Bailey, 30 pounds candy; Mrs. Annie O'Brien, two sacks flour: l Mrs. John McCartin, cake and ham; Miss Daley, bolt gingham; Tomlin Grocery company, 10 pounds nuts, five pounds l rasns; Tanner Meat market, half box oranges; Mrs Varley, three pounds coffee, one pound tea; Scott Grocery company, 1 sack flour, three pounds coffee; T. Iron calli, fish and vegetables, $3: Joe McDon- ough, side meat, bushel meal and bread Will Quillian, ham; I. E. Ford, 10 pounds sausage; Mrs. F. J. White, two pairs blankets; c. A. Martin, pair blankets; Mrs Londdorn. 10 pounds lard, peck po- | 11ra