New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
WOUlNS HO>PIIIL 1NNIJLESIEi.

COOP WoIK or THE INsTIrrTioN IS THE LAST
yrAR-norEs roH THE NEW EruplNGs
Tho thrtv-nlnih anniversary - the Woman'9
Uosptal Forly-nlntn-st. and Fourth-aNc., was OBJ
served Yesterday and about $50 guests EXCLUSIVE" Of
tho conya csr-nt patients and the nurses. hl"I one
Of the lower wards 81 the hospital when htl deem
cleared for the occasion. AMI hal been decorated
with palms. pottcI piants. sinilaN ana ro'isi"n
NJ emf flowers John T.. PusOns. president ~ Ia"
Board Of Governors. presided at the exercises am
submitted a report for TIM year ending september
% lS,f from which the following neuf's are iHken'
Inc total number OF patients treated IN the lh-
door department was 3o2. OF which ~ were fire."
patients The total number receiving treatment IN
the outdoor department Vas 3"'j, consultations
bolt in tho outdoor department numbered lo@oi The
amount paid out 10y the ho-p.ta. during the year
for expenses was $685. g. 70 meet this eNp"ndi-
tur. there was received from patients for board.
81, Gl o. free of invested funds and Interest
on deposit $1330i Il. free annual gifts ana subscip
lions $40. from Hospital Saturday and sunday
l.,u..tious 81 II 81: from all other sources &lu' 3D.
,,t.l receipts 81 So Il The number of patients
NV under treatment in the hospital is about 100
Ir Parsons also referred to the plans for the new
ho,ntaL tho ground for which already has been
prour,I between Nlne;y-second and Ninety third
SITS. nj Eighth-ave. All We want now" h. added
! rs Slanps and from reports which have come To
me. am encouraged to believe that We viii not
have ruch difficulty in getting the money
Mrs. .lssel Sage, the second Vcc-ircsld'nt OF tH'
| Board { Governors ana the chairman OF the
Ladies assistant Board presented the annual report
of that bard and she also spoka briefly OF the pros
pcrlty OF the hospital, aiiributing much OF the
success he efforts OF the first Board OF Man
! ayers. She referred to the advance which hai
| been made 'nce the last meeting, and spoke III
terms OF hig praise o. the present supcrinicnd"nt
who Is the MT woman 10 act IN that capacity ~
the hospital. rhe new hospital was mentioned
| and Mrs. Sat continued. LESS than hall "A
J century ago !, advised that the Woinans
Hospital shoullje built not above SiNticth-st, 80
! that II might near the centre OF population.
! Bv tho time n,t new bull ling shall be
erected at NinctysecOnd-st. II viii be considered
{ downtown In the :rcafcr New York.
| Dr. Paul Mundc delivered medical address,
| showing what ad|accs science has made IN the
! last thirty seven Ners. ana speaking particularly
! OF the difficult oper.fons which have become no"
an everyday occurrece.
. The Rev. Dr. j.. rker Morgan WAS the last
/ speaker and hc palh pecal tribute 10 the work
done by trained nurses adding that this fact was
/ often overlooked. The work is invaluable. h"
I continued and no on understands this better
! nan medical men" Thewhifc-capped nurscs who
were seated ~ one end o., thu room smiled ap-
preciativcy
Among hose who wore present were Nr. and
! Mrs Russell Sage. Mrs. T.. Thompson. Mrs.
! charles Abornethy. Mrs WSam I.oring Andrews.
/ Mrs T. A. Beits. Mrs Wiln,l Ianman Bun Mrs
! f. " de Forest, Mrs. Mi-om Graham Mrs
/ Frederick V Hamlin Mrs : HURT Mrs Lewis
/ {, Jones, Mrs Norris Is. Jeso Mrs. John King
1 Mrs Orlando d. Potter and Mrs. John A. Robinson