The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-10

demonstrate the broadnesS, be-
nevOlence and liberality of the
management.
The new wing of the hospital
is substantial brick building.
with stone foundations, and is
two stories in height. The archi-
lecture is in harmony with that
of the main huiIding. The wing
will accommodate "a patients,
the capacity Of the main build
ing being %.
/ There are "a private rooms in
the new wing, many of which
have been furnished by generous
residents of Frederick County
as memorial rooms. All of the
rooms are handsomely, and in
some cases. even deliberately fur.
niShed, conveying the idea of a
comfortable hotel rather than
hospital. In the basement are
the dining room, which is taste
fully furnished, and two emer-
gency rooms. equipped with all
the modern appliances of a hos
pital. Electric lights. steam heat.
a fire escape, elevator and stained
floors make the building complete
and one that will compare favor
ably with the hospitals of any
large city.
In the near future the hospital
will he equipped with laundry,
the money for which was collect
ed by Miss Baughman from many
generous friends at home andaway.
The ground on which the hospital
is built was donated by Miss
Emma Smith, honorary president
for life of the hospital.
An ambulance with electric ap.
pliances, was recently presented
to the hospital, the gift of an
interested New York physician.
A handsome operating room,
which though up to date and
thoroughly equipped sanitarily,
is to give way to one that will vie
with the operating rooms of large
city hospitals The new feature
will he the gift of Mrs. Catharine
Jacobs and sisters. of this city.
The entire building has been
equipped with fire escapes, the
wing fire escape the gift of Mrs.
Hood, and the one on the main
building the gift of Miss Ella
Shriver. Recently the board of
managers received the encourage
ing news that as soon as it was
able to maintain another wing a
friend Of the institution stood
ready to offer the necessary funds
for its erection.
The Frederick City Hospital
Guild composed of nearly one
hundred members was recently
organized and is doing most ex
cellent work.
The following compose the
Board Of Managers: Honorary
President. Miss Il. j. Smith; Pres.
sident, Mrs.I. M. Markey; 1st vice
president, Mrs. A. Q. McCardell;
second vice president, Mrs. Mar
garet SchOll Hood; secretary,
Miss G. Estelle Castle; treasurer.
Mrs. George Heinlein; CORE
spending secretaries, Miss Martha
McCleery and Mrs. James Nc
Sherry, Mrs. P. d. Fahrney, Miss
Ella V. Houck, Mrs. Albert Hun
nichen, Miss Emma Gittinger,
Mrs. Charles H. Baughman, Mrs.
Edward Shriner. Miss Lola Mot
ter, Miss l. Keller, Mrs F.Markell,
Mrs. Louise Sappington, Miss
Kate b. Ramsburg. Mrs. Arthur
Willard, Miss Helen Baughman,
Mrs. Chas w. Ross. Jr Mrs. VIM.
DOub, Miss Janet Williams, Miss
Fife Eichelberger, Mrs. Robert
Nicodemus, Mrs. AQuilla Yeakle
and Mrs. David Lowenstein.
The Board of Trustees are Gen.
l.. Victor Baughman, Mr.. Aquilla
Il. Yeakle, Mr.. G. Waring Tyson,
Rr. Thomas II. Halter. Mr.. Jacob
Mohrback, Mrs. John U. Markell,
Mr. ID. WinebTener, Jr., Mr.. A. G.
McCardell Mr.. Cyrus Flock, Mr..
E. Y. GoIdsborough, Mr.. Welty
! Fahrney, Mr.. Patrick E. Long,
! Mr.. Hammond Urner. Mr.. Sam
uel Duvall and Mr.. David Low
enstein.
The patronesses are Mrs. ThOs.
Halter, Mrs. Elias RamSburg,
Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs Milton
&. Uruer, Mrs. NJ. Etchison,
Miss Rebecca Claggett. Miss Lou
Steiner, Miss Bertha Trail, Mrs.
ID. V. Stauffer, Mrs. l.. &. Pope,
Mrs A. Il. Yeakle, Mrs. David
Lowenstein, Mrs. Belle Matthews,
Mrs Henry Cutler. Mrs. II. E.
Nicodemus, Mrs. Laura Harris,
Mrs. l.. Victor Baughman, Mrs.
George M. Gittinger, Mrs. S. E.
Toms. Miss Emma Houck, Mrs.
CAtharine Jacobs, Miss Ella
Shriver, Miss Bette Doll and
Mrs. Jacob ROhrback.
The executive committee is as
follows: Mrs. James McShe nv.