New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

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No. 81 Park-ave; treasurer, George Montague. Sec
| ond National BANK; managers. Mrs. James ".
| Pinchot. Mrs. Henry \. G. Taylor. Mrs. Robert
| Huntington Mrs. James II. Benedict. Mrs G'org
Montague. Mrs. Peter Hayden Mrs. Whitcaw E".d.
! Mrs Frederick $ Dennis Mrs GOcichus. Miss Fol
! loves Miss Cunninghar Miss I.angdon Miss Hon
/ man; superintendent. Miss Agnes :. brennan; as-
slstant superintendent Miss e. J. Brink. mairon Of
Nurses Home. Miss :. West: Committee ol TX.
animation OF Nurses. Drs stephen Smith. Edward
G. Janeway. ". Gill Wyllc + :. Dennis and DF.
I.usk.
The following is the list Of graduates:
Misses Matilda Hamilton 81 Virginia; Frances \
Common. OF Pennsylvalia. Marc iret Hope. of New
| York: Marion Seymour Of New York; Lila Per
kns OF Massachusetts: Fanny Huntington. OF Sow
York; Marguerite Kelly Of Canada. Delta Dwyet.
OF New Hampshire. Carrie J. Brink. OF N"w-lork
Mrs. Ruth Barry. Of Arkansas. Misses KATHERINE
TnElc OF Virginia. Harriet Van Sickle ~ Now
York: Maud \. Weeks. Of the District OF Columbia
Annie Jones Of Ohio: Bertha Reese. OF Peuneyl.
yana Alice Rogers % New-York. Mile Little
OF Pennsylvania; Minnie I.unney. 81 New-lork
Julia Hunt Of Connecticut. Emma Marsh a.
Canada; lla Gbb. Of Pennsylvania Lesley Noorhees.
OF New-York Emily ". Morrill, OF the District %
Columbia: Matilda J. Baese II Indiana. sue II
Harris Of North Carolina. and Mary '. Icinbach
OF North Carolina.
The diplomas were presented by the president
Mrs William Preston Griffin. Or Alan Iiorrs
made the address to the graduating class
The annual report WAS read by William Church
In presenting their twcn,ynrst annual report d.,
managers OF the Bellevue Training School wish o.
al over the world. and large proportion ~ th.nl
uence ana s~lf.al'u" 1,ton. furh tender sympathy
ana yet such s"li.c"nro tha' oar most appropriate
Astounding III IN" work Of tic Lord. forasmuch =
E Eori know that your labor is not !" vain I" '"e
sixty q .our Graduates are occupying POSITION.
two have died at their posts during the I'st v"lr
Miss Lett. at 81 Lukes Hospital IN Chicago ar',r
1nsti,ai Tor nal ,S, y.ars %, ii,n ~
tion In London after "A compcti,ye examination
with number OF nurses who had been trained f..
Durine, The year 1893 the school has supplied su-
Ciy Hospital. New-Orieans. coniainins - many
beds bellevue Hospital the Iackawanna II lsp'-
ford Hall. Flushing. the nacf,s Hospital Nor
Ti Hme t S2nT ESna%f bmSs WashpFSa
tai. Dobbs Ferry. ard Throu Hospital Miiletown.
one of the graduating Class Of last year. Miss
Jansen. died under sad circumstances. She was
diphthcra. Another sister contracted the disease
as well as Niles Jansen. and all three died.
the pupils Of the school during the last year
lectures have been given during the year by pr.
BODY. Or Robert Carlisle. on Diseases and
Tympo% pT JaPe s Gar W on S%rsry ana
and Or. Sarah Post. on Massage and Electric
ity.' There have also been the weekly classes in
structod by the superintendent ana her assistant
and a course Of lessons IN cookery for the sick
The Mary De witt Cuycr Fund has been a real
blessing in supplying nurses to graduates occupy
ing the Lazarus rooms during Illness while the
Alumni Fund has been of equal benefit 10 gradu-
ates suffering from Illness out Of the city. Thanks
to Mr. Northcote the Edith Home has again dur
ing the summer months proved delightful rest
ing place for many tired nurses and It is regretted
that all who applied could not be accommodated.
The managers sincerely thank Mr.. O'Rourke the
warden OF the hospital for his cooperation with
the work OF the school. and the Commissioners OF
Charity for their Kindness and courtesy Also the
managers desire to acknowledge the kind services
Of Drs Thompson and Miner In cases of sickness
at the Nurses Home.
About two hundred persons interested In the
school present at last evenings reception and
all the managers except one were there.