National Republican., 1884-04-11
THE LADY MANAGERS
or the National Homeopathic Assooia-
tion and Their Meeting Yesterday.

or the National Homeopathic Assooia-
tion and Their Meeting Yesterday.
The board of lady managers Of the National
Homeopathic Hospital association held their
annual meeting yesterday afternoon at their
rooms, 11O6 L street northwest, with Mrs.
Charles Nordhof president, in the chair and
Mrs. i. NJ. Freeman recording secretary.
There was large attendance.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. The report of the financial
secretary, Mrs. DR.. Pope, was road by tho sec
rotary 1t showed receipts since January Of
$916O2, and total Of $l,05S.94 during the
two years of the existence of tho association.
Subscriptions of s. each were acknowledged
from Mr.. Woodward, of Woodward & 10th
rop and Mrs S. $. Cox.
Tho report Of the concert committee was
made by Mrs. Freeman, showing that the
arrangements were progressing very favor
ably toward the concert TO be held ut Lincoln
hall on tho evening of Wednesday. April go.
"Tannbauser' will DO produced by an or
chestra of forty persons under tho direction
of Prof Iymelayia, and the soloist will bo
Miss Goodc. 1t is intended to be one of the
greatest musical successes of tho season in
Washington.
Mrs. Nordboif, of the conference committee,
referred TO the proposed union of the two
schools of medicine, the allopathic and
homeopathic, in the Garfield national hospital.
She said that she had been treated with great
kindness by the physicians that she had
consulted upon the subject, and that
a desire for such union had
been acknowledged by all. She
would bring the subject up at
the next meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Garfield Memorial Hospital association. Con.
tinuing Mrs. Nordhof said that it was
proposed 20 raise the sum of Sl2,0 900 or $4,000,
and that if successful to erect a homeopathic
hospital building adjoining that Of the Gar
field hospital, and which will have its own
board of physicians. managers, matron cooks,
and nurses. 1t is to be national hospital.
1t is proposed, to give n fuller expression
Of sentiment and o proper explanation of the
effort TO unite and harmoniZo the two schools
of medicine by the ladies' conference com
mittee, TO hold mass meeting in the city,
The officers elected for the ensuing year
arc President. Mrs. Charles Nordboti; vice
presidents, Mesdames IIildrup, Springer,
Waite, Field, Rankin, II. ID. Cooke Hit,
Miller, Bayard, DE Struve, and Eisendecker;
recording secretary, Mrs. Freeman; corro-
spending secretary, Miss Schenck; financial
secretary, Mrs. DR.. Pope.
1t is intended to have four corresponding
secretaries-north, south, east, and west.
Executive committoe-Mrs. Leonard, Mes
danes Palmer, Blair, Wilson, and Miller, II.
d. Cooke, ir., Letter, Washburn, Butler,
Clephane, Culver, Tyler, Van Dorlip, Pilling,
Walker, Turner, Williams, Stearns, Richards,
Wilson, Davis, Drum, Weston and Totten.
Visiting committee-Mrs L. b. Wright,
Mrs. G. w. Adams, Miss Bittinger, Mesdames
Robinson, Clancy, Somerville, A. s. Pratt,
Ripley, w. S. Roose, Lewis Clephane, U. IL.
Painter.
Entertainment committee - Mesdames ].
o. Clephane, A. U. Wyman, c. II. Butler,
Wadsworth, Mcclellan, Verdi, Rutherford,
Joseph Edison, Il. j. Fisher, S. Schaif, Knowl.
ton, Hosmer, ]. w. Pilling, +. Lee. McGill,
J. J. Edison. Bolway, and the Misses A. A.
Hosmer and Totten.
Auditing committee Miss Olcott, Mes
danes Roome Hillyer, and Bittenger
The ladies have quilt and screen, the first
to be voted to the most popular lady of tho
homeopathic physician receiving tho highest
number of votes.