The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
Il1Jcfl1er1 and Society.
BY MRS. J. M. DscoTTEs.

Mrs. M. A. Waller. Miss Francis Griffin, Mrs. D. c. Hausman Mrs. II. M. Bush. Mrs. Frank Duncan, Mrs. W. c. Pope, Mesdames w. H. sGarside. Coy, Watts, F. H. Clarke, M. c. Scott, B. J. Bald win, J. E. Worswick. c. F. Dove, E. K. Glazier, Misses Carrie Hammond and l.. O. Follansbee. The treasurers are only six in number. Mrs. W. c. Pope leaving the, association as the most distinguished officer having been the capable treasurer for nine successive years, Mrs. Duncan for years anG Mrs. H. M. Bush for six years.
 The trustees of the association have always been noble and loyal workers holding not only it's property but the welfare of the cause as a sacred trust were. Messsmes W. D. Graham, Rose J. Moses. J. L. Ware, C. J. Haus- man. II. M. Bush, M. D. Bibb. L. W. Grenville. B. L. Wyman. I. W. Simple. M. A. Waller, E. K. Glazier. F. Duncan, Miss,s T. r. Follansbe., l.. c. Tyler Mary Crommell and Pauline Haus- man.
 The managers of the Institution in- cluded: Mesdames James Ware: T. B. Bethea, Gov. Watts. H. M. Bush, J. W. Hardie. J. w. Durr, pr. Holt. J. Q. Hurter, J. H. Lakin. Platt Stougth, E. l.. wyman, M. Tullis, W. H. Garside. R. c. Paris, A. B. Woodfn, R. w. Offutt, B. Bell, o. P. Morrisette, w. w. Waller, J. B. Gaston, F. Ledyard. Dr. Rousseau, L. Rosewald. Frankfurter, B. Tatum, F. H. Warren, Shoemaker IT. J. Rutledge, Jos Goetter, F. c. Ram, dolph, H.. M. Somcrville, W. W. Burch, l.. A. Grenvillc. c. C. Stedman. M. Donald. R, F. Ligon, D. Veil. B. Wolf, K. A. Bigelow, Geo. D. Eager. E. M. Hastings. c. A. stern, J M. Wiley, |. W. Semrle, T. W. Hannon. J. A. Kirk patrick, sJ C. O'Connall. D. Blakey, D. Davidson. C. F. Moritz, M. D. Gra- ham, W. L. Campbell, R. E. Lutz. s. c. Marks. c B. McNeil, M. Sabel, k. E. Snodgrass, J. l.. Thompson, J. E. Wors- wick. J. W. Watts. M. D. Gray. Emily Meyer, w. E. Ledyard. Alex Rice, W. A. Gayle, [. H. Fiske. w. H. Thomas, J, S. Wilcox. J. H. Hardaway, NJ. c. Stokes, J. B. Gaston, f. G. Jones, J. R. Wing, Misses Hammond, Follans- bee, Annie Bell. These prominent wom- en always wise in their counsel, sound in their judgment and just in their decisions in the life and work of the association Miss EoIIansbee and Hrs. Hurter having served on the Board of Managers from the incep- 1, tion to the present time.
 The Admittance Committee has con sist of Mesdames Petrie. Ware, Bethea, Watts, Bell, Hardie, Bush, Hurter, Wal Ter, Wyman, Duncan, Jackson, Graham. Rutledge. Boiling. Bigelow. Hausman, Holmes. Clanton. Hardaway, Durr. Gla- zier, Watts, Cobbs, Moritz and Miss Follansbee. Notably among them has been the work of Mesdames Cobbs. Waller, Durr a,id Giazier, who have served for many years always giving to the Association most accurate and reliable reports to the character and life of the applicant for admission.
 The Committee on Supplies--Mes- danes F. Duncan, Hausman, Junius Riggs, Wyman, Wing, A. NJ. Allen, A. Scheuss1er. Grenville, Hardaway, Rob- ert Barber. l.. H. Fiske, Worswick, Gay, Scott. Burton, Emily Meyer. T. J. Mattox, D. M. Andrews Miss l.. Wright The ladies of this committee have given freely of their time and at- tention to the sick, needy and infirm, especially active has Mrs. Duncan served oh this committee for a mum Der of years
 Committee on Grounds and Repairs Mrs. J. H. Clisby, B. Jones, E. T. Ledyard, Warren, Duncan, Hannon, Fiske, W, E. Ledyard, W. G. Yelverton, Hurter, Trimble, Pollak, Moritz, H. Stringfellow. R. Stringfellow, J. V. Smith, G. w. Waller, A. M. Kennedy, Jackson, Grenville, Hausman, Graham, and Miss Crommelin. The work of
 
 tiful lawns and well tended flowers making our property perfectly attract i've to inmates, members and visitors.
 The members, active and contributive, have liberally given the helpfulness of their means the encouragement of their presence and cooperation of their ef- forts to the plans and purposes of the organization, which makes the Wo- mans Home today a lasting memorial of their love and labor. Six charter members have become life members. The Matrons of the Homo during the past years were Mesdames McGhee, Curtis, Snow, Hartwell, Ryeand Sher- man, Bert and Duncan each have con seientiously and satisfactorily perform cd the duties incumbent upon them.
 In the records we find the names of thirty-nine true helpers, and to none is the Association under more obliga- tiops than to the physicians who have never failed tc give skillful attention to our sick and with cheering words won from them confidence and grati- tude. The physicians who have served the Association are: Drs. George P. Waller, NJ. l.. Wood, Rush. B. R. Pearson, NJ. R. Jordan, Glen Andrews, l.. l.. Hill, F. c. Stevenson, w. F. Sadler, s. J. Steiner. P. s. Mertens. M. H. Futile, John Anderson, R. s. Goldthwaite, c. w. Wilkerson, c. K. Duncan, F. A. Yarbrough, R. N. Pitts, c. T. Pollard. s. A. Billing, M. B. Kirk patrick, W. M. Wilkerson, J. L. Gaston, R. s. Hill. I. Watkins, J. II. Naftel, B. l.. Chapman, T. c. Thorington, W. B. Kendrick, c. A. Thlgpen. H. s. Per sons, Louis Robinson, A. H. Montgom- cry, Max Strum, Terrell Pearson. F. H. McConnico, J. N. Baker. J. A. WeedOn, Gaston Griel. Gibson Reynolds, W. B. Westcott and c. L. Laslie.
 Irrespective of creed or nationality