Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-12-06

utmost interest manifested by the
members in the success of the work
entrusted to them.
For statistical information relating
| to patients, finances and internal
management your managers respect.
| fully refer you TO the official reports
of the chief of staff, treasurer and
superintendent, herewith submitted.
"The thanks of your Board are due
| to the medical staff. who have, freely
and at all times. rendered their pro-
| fessional services without compensa-
tion and to the members Of the con-
sulting staff, who have so ably and
generously supported them. Especial
ly do the managers acknowledge the
courtesy of Mr.. Shellman b. Brown
in granting passes to the consulting
staff. Thanks, also. are due to the
daily and weekly press Of the city for
many favors extended during the year.
"Above all do the managers desire
to express to the citizens Of Annapolis
an earnest appreciation of their sup
port as expressed in their prompt and
liberal response to all appeals made on
behalf of the hospital. and for the
liberal donation of money, supplies,
magazines and other literature receiv-
ed during the year.
tIn concluding their report the man
ayers indulge the hope that all mem
bers of the Association will work to-
gether with renewed energy during
the coming year to extend the mem
bership, and to increase the interest
of the public in the Emergency Hos
pital.
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. GEOGRE W. MILLER,
President.
Others comprising the Board of
Managers of the Emergency Hospital
are: Mrs. James Q. Cresap. Miss
Katherine Andrews, Mrs. George l..
Feldmeyer, Mrs. Edwin Warfield,
Mrs. George Merrill, Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. William Burns.
miss KATE RANDALL.
Vice President.
MRS. J. W. MARTIN,
Treasurer.
"MIss KATHERINE WALTON.
Secretary I"
The report of the Board of Mana
gers was approved and accepted by the
Association The secretary read the
annual report of the Chief of the Med
ical Staff, DIR. George Wells, which
showed total of 80 cases treated, 81
of which were cured, ~ improved
and 6 died. During the year opera
tions were performed, g of which were
cured and died The report of the
Chief of Staff was accepted by the AS.
sociation.- The report of the superin-
tendent of the hospital, Miss Ruth A.
K. Adamson, was read, showing the
number of indoor and outdoor patients
treated and the amount collected from
pay patients. The Advisory Board,
which consists of five gentlemen, sub
rnitted it's reF0rt as fellows fea.ssss
''The secretary of the Advisory
Board audited the treasurer's s accounts
and found the same to be correct.
The Board is of the opinion that the
hospital is in a highly satisfactory
condition and reflects great credit on
the Board of Managers and the super
intendent. While the hospital has
done good work, the Advisory Board
thinks that much more good can be
accomplished if the public at large
and the physicians showed more in
terest in the work.
Respectfully,
JOHN dep DOUW,
Secretary Advisory Board "
The report was accepted. The secre-
tary of the Advisory Board in submit
ting his report, paid a high compli-
ment TO the treasurer, Mrs. ]. W..
Martin, for the perfect condition in
which her books had been kept. The
compliment is we'll deserved, as Mis-.
Martin has made most capable and
efficient treasurer for three years, Civ.
ing her valuable services to the Board.
During the year there were two
designations of members of the Board
of Managers, Mrs. Nevett Steele and
Mrs. Greenleaf Merriam. These were
filed by the election of Mrs. Edwin
Warfield, whose term expires in 1905,
and Miss Katherine Walton, whose
term expires in 1906. Their election
by the Board was confined by the
Association at last nights meeting.
and they were re-nominated and re-
elected, the secretary casting the bal
lot.
The following were elected for a
term of three years to serve on the
Board of Managers Mrs. George T.
Feldmeyer, (re-elected); Mrs. Law
renee Bailliere, Tin place of Mrs.
Cresap, who declined reelection /;
Miss Katherine Andrews, reelected ;
Mrs. Anne Burton Jeffers, Tin place
of Mrs. Burns, declined reelection. }
On motion of Mr.. Douw a vote of
thanks was extended to the Board Of
Managers to the Chief of the Medical
staff and all members of the Staff
and to the superintendent for faithful
and efficient services during the year.
On motion of Mr.. Merrill a vote of
thanks was extended to the Advisory
Board. The Association adjourned
at 9 D. m.
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