Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

exclusive ssIe Of the publication. This .
distinct from the official catalogue. wnicn
will NOT Boz Illustrated. and the title OF ~
Is now rnder consideration. The quality
Of the entire publication. as TO papcI'
pictures, and text, will be OF the hnest pos
sible DESCRIPTION. making an snhon de pI".
Of equal attractiysness anu yMus ~
sourenir of womar's snare IN tho "oiia'
Fair.
The Board of Lady Managers. soon after
most COMMUNICATIVE method Of presenting
a satisfactory showing of the work OF
women IN hospital and trained-nurse
service. Making the early discovery ira.
but slight opportunity for such an exnipt
would be found In the Liberal-Arts De-
nertment. owing TO the limited space. the
board eagerly sought the desired opening
through other channels. Inc plans iUi
medical service, promulgated by the meoi-
cal director Of the exposition. con.,eM. -,
which the more advanced modern theories
will be demonstrated. A striking feature
of this will be an effective ambulance ser,
vice each ambulance being accompanied
by trained nurse when called for the re-
movaI of a patent TO the hospital: heie
the Board of Lady Managers perceived us
opportunity. and at once began the Ioun,ua-
mately assumed national proportions ana
attracted wide attention from many vitality
interested This was the establishment
and maintenance OF series OF movaole
hosnitals or relief stations at various
points on the World's-Fair grounds. oy
means of which the safety and comfort OF
the public would be greatly served. rs
tients requiring immediate attention can
be taken INTO one OF these reIleI stat'vn,
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| as will often render unnecessary tneH 10
| noval 10 the hospital.
The subcommittee .of the Executive
Committee and the Committee on Assigp-
ment of Space in the Woman's Buunns
recently adjourned q laborious session.
! Ono important result of their labors was
the final adoption of the rules and regllla-
| tiors tor the Womsn's Building. Another
was the assignment OF space to the foiloW,
ing associations OF women: The LADIES
| Catholic Benevolent Association, the
Kings Daughters. Mt. Vernon Association,
National Council Of Women. National
| Woman's Christian Temperance Union;
| Society for Promotion Of Physicai
| Culture. Non-Pertisan Temperance Unloh'
| Woman's Christian international Associa-
tion. Woman's Relief Corps, Young
| Woman's international Christian Assocla-
ton. College Alumne Association, Shut-ln
Society. Federation OF Clubs, woman
| Columbian Club American Society OF
Authors. Menopa Lake Assembly. 7. r. =.
Sisterhood, Lemo & Clarke COLUMBIAN
| Club. Emma Willard Pioneer Society.
Home for lncursbles, Chicago woman !
| Club and Columbian Association OF
| Honsekeepers. Many other organHa,,
tions we're fayorablv considered anu
viii be assigned space. The amount
| given those already named was pIo,
and and '' importance. The assignments have
been generally accepted with satisfactifn'
The MI. Vernon Association has, however.
decided not TO make the proposed exhibit
in tho Woman's Building. AS virginia u
now erecting a faithful and iuli,slze S ~
nroduction of Mt. Vernon as the State
buildinc. the ASSOCIATION finds It's most nj
ting place in this Washington's home.