New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
FOR 4 HOSPITAL IND DLSPENSdRY
\ PERFORMANCE TO BE GIVEN At PALMEE's
THEATRE FOR \ CHURCH CHARITY.

\ PERFORMANCE TO BE GIVEN At PALMEE'S
THEATRE FOR \ CHURCH CHARITY.
4 noteworthy performance will be given in Palmer :
Theatre Oh Tuesday afternoon for III" benefit Of the
Church Hospital aud Di,pcnsav OF the Protestant
Epi, copal Church in Ia" CITY OF Nrw-Iork new
play, "Fitznoodc.7 by Me,sis Wilson and Valentine.
will be produced for the tlmc. with !. ". ifgo
I'm the title part The entire gro,S receipt, will b."
given to the Hospital and Disprnsa'y ly Mir. Palmer.
who i, one OF the trustees and tn" prospects ~" that
the funds Of the Institution will b. Swelled by large
amount. The list OF patroneNSes Is distinguished
one "Fitznoodlc.r watch Will have #, ir.I per
Torrance NJ This time j. comedy which deals Win
the adventures oi u young English nohicmdn III HE
West and traces its origin from tie "Hzno'de
Papers" publi,h cd in Pack Mr.. Palmer found Srn
crons cooperation from The profession IN carrying on
the project ior this benefit. The following actors Will
be in the cast, J. W. Pieott, W. {. Wheeler, Bruce
McCrea, Charles W. Buer, Alexis Cirko. john
Mathews MIS- Ellen Burg. Miss Tcnnye Pool" ana
Mis-, MJllc Earle. Ticket, for If have been pui Oh
sale at the box Office Of PalmcrS Theatre
The pationc,scs are Mrs. Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw. Miss
Me ,rister Mrs. j. Fcrpont Morgan. j., Mrs Julian
Catlin Mrs J. J. Goodwin. Mr., George H. Post Jr.'
Mrs f. A. ountaId, Mrs William II. schichrih MIS-
John C. Handbook Mrs. Prcblc Tucker, Mr. S'Ah'F
W. Dexter, Mrs. Thoma, l.. james. Mrs. Dune M
Eliot Mrs. Robert G. NSlcs. Mr.. idchaid lrNIH ME-
Alexander ; Webb. Mrs. W. Harmon ElOWh' MI
Charles A. Dodge, MIS-. \. NJ iHiH'I' Mo "''''
Parker H. Mrs. ". T. Leroy, Ms. ". W. 'ddoN
MR.. F. A. Hoffman. Mrs. Edward Paterson ana MIS-.
Herbert Parsons.
Tho Church Hospital in IT. brief existence mas u"h'
an admirable and muchn work in WAS ih'"
porat.d in January 1892, but the Hospital ~ nos
1Ol and JOG West Forty iIst-st was not foFnhIN
opencd until June nor the di>pcnsary unl l1s' ai'
In the d,penSary about 5000 cases have already c"
treated special feature Of MS hoSPtAI 'H~'
osuecially commend> it to the ch1lltdDy nlsP'Scu
church people is its system Of sending oht phS '''
when called upon TO the homes OF the poor WHO
for various rca sons are unable to attend IN" d'd''
tor treatment An average ~ over .oo 'd'I9
month is thus answered The purpose Is aI'o I"
h.v . STAN of visiting nurses to attend 10 su'h c'o
a, tho homes OF poor patients. but the means o' '"'
have not yet been obtained
That there is real need for Il h~'pl'dl SUI" ."
In. (,burch Hospital and D-pcnsaN / SHOWN Nv '"'
ovtb Of the institution. which l. III" outcOm" OF INC
uttle Transformation Clinic started al 40 -
Pacific Place several years ago by Dr. IIo'eh'h' %
tbc Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. The treatment ~
the hospital is free. except for prescription Irc u
10 cents The consulting stan l. composed OF -p'7'
Robert WATTS A. Alexander smith. Charles M'h"Th'''
| Charles r. Poor Frank Hartley, John iidl"h anu
" Lester Carr, the attending -i"h. Dr.. En"'f'
OuIntnrd Charlie, r. Parker. Richard kaii,i. E..r,
G. Myles Lewis Il. Morri-. George II. Elliott Hch'dHo
| Clemens Henry Il. PuIdy and Levi, y. sayIr' ,,,
! A NJ Palmer president; Thomas l. Jamcs' I'c',
! iIr.r Dr. Richard hallsh. secretary Ed"ain ~;
! Ouiniard 4. VI. Palmer. Thomas j. Jainr' hch'fq
Kali,h, John King. Appleton H. nnn, Wnrpn ir
| Dr. Charles T. Parker. A. N"wbold ho'r's' "'"' .
r. POST jr and Samuel NJ stanton, board 81 trustee