Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-05

apartments and carefully acQuainting
nerselt with the general arrangements.
Inc new matron, although young, Is
full OF energy aud life and comes with
experience, having graduated from two
Well-known hospitals in Chicago.
Many OF the apartments are now near
~ furnished, and present handsome
appearance. The donations in the mat
ter Of furnishings have been most liber-
al, aud warmly received by the Associa-
ton. One Of the rooms on the second
hoor, to be known as the convalescent's
room, has been neatly furnished by Mr..
George +. House. Across the corridor
is patients room, furnished in yellow
oy the Cyrene COmmandery; a room also
being furnished by Wheeling Command
cry, the latter being in green. A beauti-
tul apartment in blue and white
IS donated by Mrs. s. s. Bloch. The
SwOpe Guild, st. Matthews Episcopal
Church, Miss Kate Hunter, President,
has lifted out patients room in pictu-
rescue style. Mrs. Henry List has
donated a room, in blue, while the
Travellers Protective Association have
given one OF the most elegantly furnish
ed apartments on the second floor. The
furniture is rich and costly,
aud IL Is elaborately appointed
throughout. II is almost too
pretty to be sick in. Another weIl-it-
ted room for nurses was established by
the MissesAnn and Lilly Cummins, assist
ed by a number Of children who formed
themselves into a charitable band. The
KINGS norr Of Nha L7frcN Drno hv--
terrain Church, Mrs. DR.. Reed, PreSi-
dent, has handsomely appointed child
ren's ward in the south wing. Three
pretty gold and white bedsteads are in
the room with other furnishings in pro-
portion.
The reception parlor on the first floor
is furnished by the Hospital Ten OF st.
Matthew's Church. Miss Fanny Brady,
President. Mrs. j. y. Vance and
number OF other ladies appointed the
back parlOr, known as the COnvalescent
parlOr and library. Mrs. DR.. Bates is
chairman OF this committee. There is
also room furnished by the late Mrs.
Bloch, mother Of Mr.. 5. ). Bloch. The
members Of the United Presbyterian
Church, Mrs. J. J. Jones, President,
looked after the wants Of the diSpen-
sary, and in most complete and admi-
rable manner. The surgical department
was also furnished by the members of
the First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
DR.. Cunningham at the head.
The kitchen arrangements in the
basement which are finely arranged was
furnished by the What-So-Ever Society,
of the Fifth Ward School, Miss Jennie
Brady, president.
7 he surgical department is pro-
nOunced, by those who know, to be I'M
surpassed in few places, there being
only two in Chicago superior. The
homeopathic ward on the first floor is
furnished by the homeopathic commit
tee Of ladies. Mrs. DR.. Jepson is chair
man Of those who furnished this room.
or the homeopathic ward committee
Mrs. julius Pollock is chairman.
Miss Mary Vance is Chairman Of the
Committee of Arrangements for the re-
ception and pound party next Tuesday.
Everyone who visits the Hospital on
this day will be expected TO donate a
pound OF something, either OF money,
food or other useful article. The Man
dolin and Guitar Club has kindly con-
scented 70 furnish music for the Occa-
sion. Ice cream aud cake will be fur
uished throughout the day, which is ex-
pected 20 be one of general rejoicing
with all connected with the worthy in
StitutiOn.