Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

sick ss folioss ~. I, furn.shea -
Ars- ;. l.. FullsE, No. Z, f2rG seed -
Mrs < III. ii 11g, . nlsLOrl4l u M
2l1 Mrs. HzsCh. No. 5, furnished y
Mrs Fraak LetellieTi No. 4, faTni shed
oy Mrs. g.. II. Granger; No. ). roOm Tor
ecngalesseGts, furnished BY the lneas-
trial bxld OF Il. AaFxs. mems meGi-
Co. ward, furnished Dy the Home
chapel. furnished - Mrs. Dr. tustln,
A. a memorial Of Rev DR.. TustIn,
former rector or 81, Marks; m4EFon's
private rOCu4si meas surgical h4Eu1
f4rG slled oy Ars- Z. ?. Fuller; dining
room for conEalescents; many smaller
rooms, suen "a closets, bath rooms etc
second nOOr-On this hOOr are
number OF private rOOms. Lhs nrsE OF
which VAS furnished BY Charles Wright,
la memory Of Caroline Nelson Wrgnt;
NJ. 9, furnished as a memorial 70 Mrs.
Abbie Nslson Ives. BY der husband; No.
TO- furnished BY NO.gt, Herpolsheimer
s CO. No. II. lifted up Tor the use or
med ca attendants and furnished by
the medical stat Of the lnstituuOni No.
u, furnished by the Grand Rapids
travelling Mems Association; No. Is,
furnished az a memorial 20 her hus-
talt BY Mrs. Wm. + Bulkley; No.
IL furnished by the mechanics EN-
plOyed on the building; No. IS,
furnished by Mrs. Joseph Perry, a.
memorial % her son; WOmen's Surgica
Ward. furnished BY the Helping Hand
Society. of II. Marks; Women's Med
cal Ward furnished BY the Home OBJ
stetTic room No /, furnished by Mrs. j.
WGnderly; Obstetric room No. 2, furn-
shed BY Mrs. J. Boyd Pantlind; Chill
dreu's Ward, furnished by the Minis
terIng Chlldren's League.
Third fioOr.-On this fioor, the most
important room is the Surgeons Opera
tang room, situated directly under the
tower OF the building and within the
best possible light. On this floor are
many other rooms which may be used
as necessary. The rooms OF the nurses
are on this floor.
The basement Is IN some regards the
most important hOOr of the building.
and : 10 the Home and Hospital What
agriculture Is 10 the world. Here is
the laundry, boiler room. dead room,
root room, vaults. On this floor IS a
dispensary. better and more richly
equipped than many a pretentous drug
store It IS the git OF HaZletlne, Per-
y
this floor, overlooking ST. Marks
Church and Us surroundings, IS a COM
fortabiy furnished room which may be
called the cornerstone of the whole
aggregation. Here IS the vertable
home OF the assistant-seIton emeritus
OF 81. Marks Church, John Roberts,
and the charming Aunty Roberts, his
wife. The old people are disabled by
age, but Gods love and mans love fol-
low them, and they Will never be forced
10 beg their bread. They will spend
/ their days IN the finest house IN the
city of Grand Rapids, loved by the
same hearts whose love they won years
/ ago.
4 AZ the annual meeting of the boar d
l Of managers of ST. Marks Hospital,
/ held an the new building Friday, the
/ following officers were elected to serve
/ for the new year:
President-Mrs. {. II. Grager.
First Wee Pr-sident-Mrs. c. Fair.
Second Vice President-Mrs. L. D..
| Collins.
Secrctary-Mrs. Byron r. Pierce.
Treasurer-Mrs. p. r. L. Pierce.
/ Corresponding Secrctary-Mrs. G.. c..
/ Fitch.
The other members OF the board are:
Mrs. F.. p. Fuller and Messrs. Geo.
! Kendall. 5. p. Wormley, w. r. Shelby
/ A. Prcus$er. J. Penny, W. F. Buckley
| a. r.. WOrden, F. Letellier. J. f. Earle,
I r. A. Gorham, J. O. Mcbride. A. J.
Browne, G. 5. Hazeltlne, I. j. O'Brien.