The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-29
ST. MARGARET FACULTY
ORGANIZATION PERFECTED BY
 SISTERS or CHARITY.
Doctors and Surgeons of the Visit ing Staff Appointed and a Delightful Luncheon
 Served.

An organization to be known as "Tne Faculty of St. Margarets Hospital" was perfected by the Sisters of Charity last night after which Its members, compris- ing the surgeonsaand physicians of the visiting staff, were rendered delightful luncheon by the management of the in- stitution in the rooms of the hospital The object of the organization. as out lined in Its construction is ito bring to- gether the members of the visiting staff of St. Margaret's Hospital for the pur- pose of promoting, in every way pos sibie: the interests and welfare of the
 The officers of the faculty were appoint ed by Sister scholostica. Superior of tho l.. Hill; Vice-President, pr. J. l.. Gas ton; Secretary, Dr. J. N, Baker. The Committee on Training School was ap- pDnse 1s Dr fooTs w. wEerson pE RSSeT5 6 f0'a Watkins. The schedule of visits of the visiting staff for the year was announced by Sister Scholostica as follows: For January, February, March-Dr. l.. l.. Hill. sugeon; Dr. R. S. Hill. gyne- cologist; Dr. Glenn Andrews. physiciai; Dr. H. s. Persons, oculist; Dr. J. ~. Anderson, associate surgeon.
 For April May. June-Dr. W. H. Hud- son. surgeon; Dr. R. N. Pitts, gynecol- ogist; pr. W. M. wiikerson. physician: Dr. F. 5. Mertins. oculist Dr. M. B. Kirk patrick, associate surgeon: Dr. C. w. Wilkerson. associate physician. For July, August, Septmber-Surgeon. Dr.~ l. L. Watkins, gynecologist, pr. J. L. Gaston. physician; Dr. c. A. Thigpen, oculist; Dr s. A. Billing, associate sur geon; Dr. s. M. Hogan, associate gyne- coiogist; pr. J. M. Sadler, associate phy- sician; pr. c. M. Thigpen, associate oc- uIist.
 For Octohar, November. December-Dr. Robert Goldthwaite, surgeon; pr. A. H. Montgomery, gynecologist; Dr. H. L.. | Wood. physician; Dr. G. A Dennis, ocu- ! list; pr. B. s. Chapman, associate sur | genn: Dr. F c. Pearson. associate gy- | necologist.
 The specialists appointed for the year were: Dr. L. ?. Robinson, genito-urinary surgeon; Dr. s. J. Steiner, First Guar ter. diseases of children; pr. c. F. Pol | lard. Second Gu qrter, diseases of chil- dren; pr. H.. Woedon. Third. Quarter, dis eases of children: Dr. F. C., Stevenson, Fourth Quarter, diseases of children; Dr. | c. T. Thorington, pathologist; pr. g.. Bragg; dermatologist.
 The visiting stan consists of thirty-one members who will have the sole care of the charity patients. and all hospital pa tients not otherwise specially provided for.
 At the beginning of the meeting the
 following statement was read by one of the directors in behalf of the sisters: rI "Gentiefneni of the Faculty of St. Mar II garet's Hospital: P
 We feel yirnpeIled to give you some | eApESSSlDu OE cur EFdLLuue tuT your many
 evidences of good will and generous CO., operation. and to make some acknowledge
 ment of our appreciation of your striking
 manifestations of sympathy and conf-
 dence which fills us with hope and cour-
 age. It is, indeed. gratifying to 7hs@ to
 realize that you arc to be our eo-work-
 CTS. and that you areeto belp us to make
 St Margarct's what we long for it to be.
 We wish to thank you in advance
 with all our hearts. fer the service which you are 70 render us, and through us to
 humanity: and We shall daily pray that
 the blessings of Heaven shall crown your labor.
 Assuring you of our answering fidel-
 ity, we are,
 Gratefully yours. Sisters of Charity"
 After the organization was perfected
 the members discussed for some time subjects of interests and importance to the welfare of the organization and the hospital. After the adjournment of the meeting a delightful luncheon was served
 fin the reception room of the hospital. The courses were served in splendid
 style and the luncheon was much enjoyed
 by the doctors.