Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-29

trimmings of gilt. Immediately west OF
1t Is the one whose furnishings were
donated by DR.. II. l.. Get2 1t is a COM
Portable apartment arranged with a
peffectness TO detail, and is tinted In
gray. Adjoining it il, the apartment
or the st. Mary's Total Abstinence So
ciety, with walls colored a sea green,
with white overhead. The next room is
that of the Happy Home League of
st. Mary's church. and is similar To the
one just passed. The last of the south
row. and filling the southwest corner
OF the building, is the mems ward 1t Is
similar in every respect to that of the
women on the floor below Just north.
and across the hall, il the one of the
Unity Club. simple yei; home-like with
its gray walls. and furniture of birds
eye maple To the east is the one OF the
Souvenir Cinch Club, we'll furnished
and delightful. The next apartment
is the diet Kitchen ana medicine room,
used for preparing the diet of those
patients who require special food The
bath and toilet rooms adioin, then the
elevator and stairway. East of the
latter is the apartment of Drs. A. B.
and A. G. Conway. This room is tasti
ly furnished and decorated in shades
of lavender Another toilet and bath
room with lavatory is on the east. Re
turning to the stairway the visitors
pass to the third floor
The Third Floor.
In many ways this is the most inter-
esting floor of the three At the end
of the hallway to th,. east, and over
iS ha i,.t.,
room. In the southeast corner of this
floor is the sleeping apartment of the
nurses. West of it Is the room furnish
ed by Dr. N. Morley Getz, which is
tinted with green Tie one adjoining
Is the physicians dres sing room. where
the doctors change apparel before and
after operations. In the southwest cor
her OF this floor is the chapel in which
the sisters worship. It's walls are OF
A dark green. with &c ling in a lighter
shade. II Is equipped with central al
TAR of white and gold. surmounted with
he cruc4fix and candles. In either
corner on the same side of the room, |
ire smaller affairs. Tie chapel is fur
lished by Mrs. William s. Molo, of
Dubuque, sister of Dean Lenihan.
Across from 1t, occupying the
northwest corner, is the oper- |
tting room. 1t is beautiful in all |
is appointments. Light is admitted |
hru an immense window on the north |
is walls are finished in hard white, |
while the floor is of glazed thing of the
anne color 1t is absolutely spotless,
nd with the operating table, stands
nd fixtures, its arrangement is per
ect Thru the large glass partition to
he east is seen the alesthetic room.
lere the patient about to be operated /
pom is put under the influence Of the
nesthetic. before taken to the operat-
ng table. The room is ali in white.
nd door leads from it to the oper-
ting room. From the anesthetic room
mother door admits % the sterilizing
aom, where Instruments are cleaned
nd sterilized before and after being
sed. The furnishing: Of these three
ooms is due to the generosity OF the
hysicians of the city and the cost OF
lstruments and equipment is about
1000 The remaining space of the
lird floor is given over TO bath and
,ilet rooms, elevator and stairway. +
The Basement.
The basement is reached thru either
n entrance TO the north or south, from
le outside. or by stairs under the
light leading to the floors above In
lie southwest corner is the kitchen,