The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-30

I SlsteUt with the time L cOlil give, anu 1
trust In the appointment TO this posi-
ton for the ensuing year. IL viii he given
TO some one who can give closer attention
To It's important duties. My sincere
| thanks are due the members of the La
dies Auxiliary, the Medical STAFF, and
the corps Of attaches for their con-
tinued kindness and courtesy. and their
unfailing support
Hoping for Virginia Hospital, the con-
summation of a glorious success, and that
| each succeeding year may be the augur
| OF better things to come, | am,
Respectfully yours.
EDGAR d. TAYLOR.
Observation-Disclosures.
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT OF LADIES AUxILr-
AIRY BOARD OF MANAGTRs.
1t is pleasure in submitting a report
= of ny Office for the year just erded, to be
| able to refer to the work that has been
accomplished through the medium OF the
| Ladies' Auxiliary. AT its organization
October s, 1888. the presence of ladies
| whose names have been associated with
| many good works in Richmond was pro-
| phetic OF success, and TO the hearty CO.
| operation of all we are indebted for pres
! cnt results. This success is evidenced in
| that the hospital has incurred no addi-
| tional debt, and the running expenses are
| have been cared for in the hospital; of
this number 116 patients have yielded
revenue of S3,237.5l, and 72 patients have
been received free Of charge. In addition
10 this the Hospital Dispensary has treat
ed 1866 patients. including surgical elm
les. who, without its aid must have suf-
fercd. Total number of charity patients
treated. both in the Hospital and in
} the Hospital Dispensary, 1888. The pc
! cuniary means 10 this end have been
largely added TO through the generous
] support given TO our pound tea, and
| lawn parties. and baseball game. which
| yielded US a total revenue of Sl,l7S.7.
| In attention TO the destitute and suf-
ferng, and in the ministrations TO the
sick. we seek to obey that divine COM
mand obedience TO which is the as
surance Of the well done" that we all
hope to receive as the reward Of our
labor.
Let us enter the rev year Of our ex-
| istence with renewed interest and ac-
( tivity. believing that our labor will not
| be IN vain.
! Faithfully yours.
J. X. McGRUDER.
| President.
Some idea Of the work done during
| the first year of the hospitals existence is
| obtained by reference to the summary
or cases treated.
! Total number medical and surgical
! cases treated I'm the hospital. ...... 18
J Operations performed on outdoor
| patients in tho amphitheatre OF
| HOSPITAL Qncludirg eye, ear and
throat department. .................. 1Jl
Number Of cases treated I'm the Hos
pital Dspei sary representing gen
eral diseases, surgery diseases q
| women, diseases of children. OBJ
a ff L. Tn, tratatf,
Urinary discs ses, nervous diseases, 715
Grand total of cases treated. S,O5i
The following memorial rooms have
been furnished:
The Rebekah Peterkin Memorial, by
| Or. Hunter Mcclure.
The Virginia Whitcomb Memorial by
| Dr. Hugh NJ Taylor.
The Alice &. Taylor Memorial, by the
| Ladies Auxiliary.
The Elizabeth Allen Memorial, by
| George w. Allen.
The Carrie Christian Memorial. by
Judge George l.. Christian.
The c. II. Con- Memorial, by Messrs.
Langford and Davis.
Tho James Crane Cotirell Memorial, by
| O. l.. Cottrell and Il. j. Taylor.
The Fannie Brown Memorial by Rich
ard l.. Brown.
In addition to the above. Mrs. n. NJ
| Wilson has furnished one cot in the
childrens ward in memory of Averett
| Allen.
The German ladies of the city, ever
alive TO the interests Of their people.
have recently organized an auxiliary
known as the German-American Ladies'
Auxiliary which is destined TO become Of
valuable assistance. OF which:
Mrs. VIM. Rehling President; Mrs. a.
ROsenegh, First Nice-Prcsident: Mrs. c.
Oeh;schlager Second icc-President:
Mrs. Bertha Haase. Third Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. Adam Feitg. Fourth Vice
President: Mrs c. Kindevarter Fifth
Vice-President: Miss Emma Grmmel. FL
nancial Secretary: Miss Catharine Phil
lips. Recording Secretary; Mrs. Chas. II.
Phillips. Treasurer and includes among
its membership Mrs. Jno 4. Anderson,
Mrs. A. Brautigan, Mrs. Herman Boschen,
Mrs b. Brauer, Mrs. Chas. Brauer, Mrs.
Louis Borchers. Mrs. Joe Bailey. Mrs.
Phillip Blenner Mrs. Jn0. Baseler, Mrs.
j. G. Brauer. Mrs. NJ. Briel, Mrs Il. Berg
heimer, Mrs oscar Cranz, Mrs. q. G.
DIETRICH. ST.; Mrs. G. &. Dietrich. Jr.;
Mrs. Jno. Does. Mrs. c. Drosti, Mrs. =.
Dietz. Mrs. Jacob Ebel. Mrs. Fred Ebel,
Mrs Louis Euker. Mrs. Peter Euker, Mrs.
T. j. Euker. Mrs Elnora Euker. Mrs.
Emit Finders. Mrs. Adam Fe!tig, Mrs Geo.
Franck Mrs. c. Frick. Mrs. T. Froem-
mcr, Mrs. ". Grimmel Mrs Chas. Gus
SER Mrs Chas. Germelman. Mrs. Or. Gill
man. Mrs. Gropler. Mrs. b. Hassel, Mrs.
y. Hechler. Mrs. Adolph Hartung, Mrs
T. Hugeman. Mrs. Aug. Hetzer Mrs. Ida
Herald Mrs. A. T.. Heinrich, Mrs. Jno.
T.. Kohler, Mrs. Emily Kobe. Mrs. Emil
In Keisler. Mrs {. Kinderyater. Mrs. n.
Klein. Mrs. Dora kluber Mrs. Jno.
Krause. Mrs. W. IL. Keningham. Mrs.
Max simmer. Mrs. Aug Leibert, Mrs
Younger Loving. Mrs. Chas 10th. Mrs.