The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-27
SICK REMEA,,,' !
ON CHRISTI
Flowers and Pr
Rooms, Wards al {
in Hospil |
HOUSES OF PAINl0|
BRIGHT W.T. III
Those I'll, Wound,
Piled Made HapJvI
of Fried

Probably but few of
sands who thronged SfNq
Tuesday. intent on Wis i
changing happy greetlnIDl|
Christmas dinners, gavs
days observance at thu
on beds OF agony or n al
many sick unfortunateii 4
But there were many
who. with kindly thougill1
came early and late tow
pltals, laden with flow nj
The contrast was a sadIlI|
merry out OF doors. vii |
pedestrians. and the n.
the corridors and room
holly-wreaths to tell Of d
cance, and even the fr 4
who made the day hapl
Danish the gloom. n
But IT, was by no mei j
the different houses of III
light. Christmas mornini Il
al St Marks hospital
lights and beautiful wiu j
music. floating out thror
OF the joyous carollIng Il
the old Christmas anther|
patients attended this 4
some OF them partakf1
munion. Afterward al
served to the nurses anil
tree, a-glitter with tinye|
and loaded with gifts frri|
other, friends and the dt
mas gift that proved a
and a most delightful ont
tation by the staff doctt
OF a complete and dain|
glassware and silver for
home. 4
One Spot Of Sr|
Happy as a baby with
Boss yesterday received \
Mark g. and his corner |
one little radiating spotr|
despite the broken back
OF him q martyr. tied !
for years. he is so ch,]
thai nurses. friends and
In making the day pleaH
invalid. And that lime
him self-centercd. was y|
TO the nurses OF a hand
Just in the next WI.
heightened early, for Il
dying. Before his lastl|
he was removed TO anil
few of the patients rei
had been one of the viii
He was only a japanese
or visitors. and death {
All over the hospital
formed a striking conr-|
OF the walls. The nh u
was an especial bower.
were opened and gifts E
mired. The dining 70
share of decorations. am !
dinner was enjoyed by vi
tients who were able Il
the surgical wards u n
quiet on the white pillo'
a bunch OF bright-h
a note of Christmas CHI 7
all The solemnlty. n
A special dinner OF ti<|
trimmings. was the fea \
the Latter-day Saints A
the patients here wer
they could eat a holidi
the exchanging of gif-|
| friends, the day passedn
The nurses had a cd
tree. and upon its lonL
many pretty remembra,n
doctors TO their faithff
| At Holy Crosa
Solemn high mass at
In the Christmas Gay 6 i
pital. The chapel. all a y
held a devour little 81
and patients. the Choir
Fidelis" being swelled
| tones OF some weak bur,
| cents. Turkey dinner.
| for every one who coll \
,bnSe u-bo could not WC
| tie treat In some forr 4
| this hospital the visitc1 y
numerous. and the NJ
ba mixed everywhere, 1r|
though shut In and awsis 1
happiness. the sick olzn3
forgotten.
At the Keogh- -Wrighs
the day passed outes|
! wreaChed windows a1ds
ers were the only evidss|
mas day was slowly pa1|
the visitors passed thr II
day with gift laden ara
At one of tine hospiz,1
| room. a happy scene
mother, with a whitefh|
ali peaceful now after B Il
lay In the midst OF a II
blissfully. and around n
flied with dolls and TO- i
! Ip and down the higfl
mamma. were three y 4
boy and two little gil n
the nrst time after IN
The wan woman in q
to say g word, but only
dren happily. But pEr1I|
city there was no nap u
this OF a mother snare q
few days ago and ner N|
was az another hospitat:
young mother clasped
had been sent 10 nef
birthday OF all. q