The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-07

Irving Walker. The applicant will tEer
be turned ovel TO Dr.. Sanger for cxami'
nation
Only females will be taken at first,
and then only those on whom it Is
thought an improvement can be made.
Ia case Of illness Mt the homo, Dt. $. G.
Fisher and Dr. X. i. Bgomwell, both OF
Port Haposif, have consented to treat
the patients. The method of treating
epilepsy, pure aud simple, will be Oh the
lines laid down at the celebrated Bel
/ field colony, near Hanover, Germany.
where about 1900 patients are cared for.
| There each case is studied, and what the
patient likes best t6 do, SO that lie or
she is kept busy. Thirty different occu-
pations keep the men employed, and as
many the women.
The following staff of consulting med
ical men are attached to tie Silver Cross
| Home:
Neurolig ists-Drs. Henry NJ. Hurd,
uperintendent of the Johns Hopkins
| Hospital; Francis T. Miles, George H.
! Rome aud George FL. Preston. Physi-
ciaps-Dgs. J. l.. Ingle, John T. Ring,
J. II. Cnristiap, S. G. Fisher aud r. Z.
| Bromwel. Surgeous-Dr. Robert john
son, Flnney aud j. w. Chamber Oph-
thalmolog ists-Dr. Hiram Woods and
Herbert Harlan. Lsryngologls5-D
| Walter Smith. Gyrmeologist.Dr. w.
S. Gardner. Pathologist-Dr. II. j.
| Berkeley.
VISITORS AND THEIR ENTERTAINERS.
The party who went out to the home
| yesterday morning were given special
| Car by the Pennsylvania Railroad, which
| was attached to the train leaving Union
| Station at S.23 o'clock. Arriving at
Port Deposit they Immediately climbed
the bluff to the homo and inspected it,.
| Il is the intention to build stair up the
| hill to the home in short time. After
holding a short business meeting at
which it was decided to formally dedi-
cate the homo in the fail, they adjourned
to the residence Of Mrs. r. c. Hopkins,
| who rendered them luncheon. Ia the
| afternoon a number Of tho ladies OF Port
| Deposit decided to form circle OF
Kings Daughters, and the Baltimoreans
spent the time in fixing up the home.
The visitors returned to Baltimore on
the train leaving Port Deposit at SIS,
and reaching Union Station at G.55
o'clock.
The ladies and gentlemen who assis-
ted Mrs. Hopkins in providing the
refreshments to the visitors material
bodies, and the majority Of whom will
Mrs. John Bond, Miss Louise Hopkins,
Miss Lillian Merrick, Miss Virginia
Ransom, Miss Bessie Pugh, Miss Flor
ence Mccullough, Misses Loughstone,
Mrs. Lyn c. Byrd. Mrs. Samuel c. Row
land, Mrs. S. G. Bond, Miss Nellie Bond
Mr.. Philip Bond, Mr.. Howard McClen-
ahan, Mr.. E. s. Whitaker, Misses Steel
and Miss Mary Bend.
These who went to Port Deposit from
Baltimore to the home are: Mrs. Helen
Mason, President; Mrs. r. S. Carsel,
Mrs. Wm. Waring, Mrs. Charles Fl
Latrobe, {. B. Hayden, Mrs. r. {. Hop
kins, vice presidents; Mrs. Caroline
| Hayden, corresponding secretary Miss
Edith NJ. Dawes, recording secretary
Mrs. NJ. b. Hammond, Mrs. E. r..
Manship, Mrs. w. F. Beasley, Mrs. A.
D. Shipley, Mrs. ]. L. Ipgle, Mrs. l..
Scott Carswell, Mrs. VIM. A. Mills, Mrs.
Ea, II. Shater, Mrs. J. G. Carpenter,
| Miss Elizabeth A Smith, Miss Hennie
A. Smith, Miss A. r. LapsIey, Miss
Lena Rogers, Mr.. John L. Mason, r., Mr.
| L. Scott Carsell and w. Irving Walker.
| These constitute the board of managers.
Others IN the party were: Mrs. E. l..
Aiken, Miss Mary c. Isaacs, Miss Fannie
|. V. kopp, Mrs. J. G. Doom, Miss Mag.
gia E. Aull, Mrs. J. Wilson Brown, Miss
Mary Schaier, Miss Lizzie Ward and
Mrs. Lyn c. Bird.-tSunday american.