Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-12-03
DONATIONS TOH0SPITAL

lash l0tdlS S440-a. II. ID al
]. Presents Lung Motor to Institution
t Managers Highly Gratified.
=, At the Alexandria Hospital the casl
Thanksgiving offerings receive!
amounted to STAG and in addition the
management also received an abund
ance of groceries and provisions to-
scther with hospital supplies. a TO-
tai of th:rty-seven persons sent II
cash and forty-live gave supplies.
The board of managers also desire
70 thank A rthur H. Bryant for donat-
ing lung motor, most costly ana
valuable addition to the hospital
equipment.
The hospital management announces
tEat in any emergency the hospital
VII give free use of this lung motor.
l.. is to bc used in cases of resuscita-
ton from drowning or asphyNiation.
The board of managers deeply APP
rreciate the liberal response on the
rart of citizens to their appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smoot, SlOO;
| William Mcknight, 100; E. F. Price,
.GO; Ministerial Association, 81; Miss
| Fanny s. Herbert, 10; Graham and
Jgden, 10; Mrs. Arson Dodge, ); Miss
ILL Roberts, 5; Mrs. 7. S. Wright, >;
Mrs. Ella w. Field, ); Mt. Vernon
Circle Of Kings Daughters, 5; J. c.
Howard, 5; We'll Bros. 5; Mrs. VIM.
3. Daingeriield, ); Miss Mittie Kip
stein, ); Mr.. James l.. Smyth, >; Mrs.
Ias. r. CT ton. 5; Mrs. f. W. Howard,
y; Residents of Mt. Ida, 5; Preston O.
Cockey, 5; Mrs. l. J. Lewis, 3; Miss
E. Frances Giles, $50; Mrs. Rebecca
Rallenge.', 2; Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Shar-
n.an, 2; Mrs. SUSAN 4. Smoot, =; s.
f. Dyson, 2; A Friend, =; Mrs. Mary
.Aenew Stratton, 1.50; Mrs. Thomas
Perry, Miss Lille Marbury, /; Miss
canny Dixon. / Mrs. w. d. Wood, /;
Mrs. r. c. Acton, /; Mrs. A. Clarke,
/. Judge C. E. Nicol, l. Miss NJ. l..
Makely, Soc; Mrs Beagen. soc; Miss
Lillian Roberts, bath robe; Mrs. P.I
p. Phillips. hot water bag: Feather
stone Dairy. doz. bottles of Kumys;
Episcopal! High School, six boxes of
cakes. candics, nuts. fruits. etc; Dick
Bales two jars Of preserves, two jars
or piskles, two jars of peaches; D. X.
Garnet, barrel of oysters; W. c. Bag
cctt. turkey, twenty-five lbs; Mrs.
Wilkinson, bag of sweet potatoes, bag
OF Irish potatoes, box apples | gal.
pickles., ! qt. molasses; Mr. Parker,
turkey; Virginia Thompson, three cans
o1 fru!t and eight jars of canned
vegetables, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomp-
son, two bags of potatoes; Mrs. G.
c. Burnett, one !ar pickles, two glass
cs Jelly. ! lb. tea; Mr.. Hellmuth, six
ccns of vegetables; Mrs. Hubert
Snowdcn, six cans Of groceries; Thos.
;.annon, :wo dozen boxes spaghetti;
Mrs, Brooks, three cans of pumpkins:
Mr. Mcfarland. five lbs. sugar; Mrs.
y. s. Cummings, five lbs. oat meal
md two lbs rice; Mrs. S. c. Dawson,
me doZ. preserves and pickles; Mrs.
G. W. Carter, jar pickles; Mrs. R. C.
Plyly. jar preserves; Mrs. Fannie
;;.obert<, two cans fruit; Mrs. Pearson,
bag of tGrnips and cabbage; Mrs. "
E. Latham, ST.. gelatin and corn
starch; .Irs. w. F. Watkins, three
b;gs of groceries; Mrs. Louis s.
Scott, basket. of baby clothes, slip.
skirts, shirts. blankets, sweaters, caps,
etc.: Little Powell children. the .
Jaby shirts and bands; Mrs. john
I,nrce, six jar; pickles, jam ari
vegetables; Mrs. Roberts, (Del RAJ
jar pickles; Mrs. McKerichar (De,
L;ay). three jars pickle; Residents o:
NJ. Ida, 3 CANS tomatoes, three jars
fruit, one box rice and apples; Mrs
/. W. Rice, fru.,, cake; Mrs. r j
Yates, :en jars of fruit, one bottle
catsup, dried peas; Mrs. Jas. Gross,
(Mt. Ida), two jars pineapple, two jars
peaches: six cans tomatoes; Mrs. /
II. Peverill, one sack -four; Mrs. {
Nakely, FIVE lbs. sugar and three ic!.
lies; Dorothy T. King, one post toas-
ties, one can peaches, one can fish
:wo cans fish roe; Mrs. 7. j. Lewis
four Turkish towels; Mrs W. i
Melchoir. twa jars pears: Mrs. Thos
Chauncev, seven lbs. sugar, one cacl
. -four and coffee; Miss Graham twt
jars of apples; Lindsay & Co., on'
tcz. large olives, one doz. asparagu