The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-02
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS MEET
MANAGING BOARD OF N. 1T, IN-
 STI7UTION APPOINTED.

pr. G. w. Daggett Elected Secretary
 Max Adler Joins Finance Committee
 Change Made in Appointment of
 House Physicians-Every Member of
 Last Years Consulting Staff Died
 During Year--Entirc New Staff.
 A meeting of the directors of the New Haven hospital was held at the Graduates club for organization and the appointment of the administrative officers for the year. The organization was as follows; President, Eli Whit ney; vice president, Morris F. Tyler; secretary, pr. w. c. Daggett; treasur- CT, Charles E. Curtis; prudential com mittee, Harry c. Day, Fred c. Hotch- kiss, pr. George Blumer; finance com- mittee, Eli Whitney Thomas Hooker, Max tAdler; auditing committee, John W. Bristol, Oliver s. White.
 The only changes from last year are the election of pr. Daggett as secretary to take the place of pr. T. E. Bishop, deceased, and the election of pr. Blum- CT to take the place of Dr. Daggett on the prudential committee, and the elec- tion of Max Adler to take the place of General s. E. Merwin on the finance committee.
 A change was made in the appoint ment of house physicians for the year. Previously there has been no distinc- tion and the physicians appointed have alternated in the work during the year. This year the physicians have been di- vided into two divisions, medical and surgical, Tn those two classes q cons tinuous end several alternating physi- clans have been appointed in each. The continuous appontee in each case is a member of the faculty of the Yale med ical school and the change in the sys- tenn was made at their suggestion.
 The object of the change is to bring the professor and the students of the school in a closer connection with the work of the hospital
 The appointments under the change are. Continuous medical physician pr. George Blumer; alternating physi- clans, Dr. s. D. Gilbert, Dr. W. G. Dag gett, pr. L. E, DeForest, r. c. J. Foote Dr. Max Mailhouse.
 Continuous surgeon, Dr. W. H. Car malt alternating surgeons Dr. T. H. Russell, Dr. w. w. Hawkes., Dr. L, c. Sanford
 Other appointments were: Dr. Henry l.. Swain, laryngologist; Dr. Henry w. Ring, ophthalmologist; Dr. Arthur M Alling, opthalmologist; Dr. o. G. Ram sey, obstetrician; Dr. R. F. Rand, as- sistant obstetrician pr. c. J. Bartlett Pathologist; Dr. Herbert E. Smith chemist; Dr. William J. sprenger, ,X-ray physician,
 A peculiar circumstance in the his tory of the host ltal work for the past year is the fact that every member of the consulting staff died during the year. The consulting staff consisted ot five members. According to the laws of the society there must be four mem hers or this staff all the time, conse- duently the following were appointed last night pr. Francis Bacon, Dr. F H. Whittemore, Dr. J. P. c. Foster and pr. G. A. Shelton of Derby.
 The present superintendent, James R Coddington, was reelected as superin. tendent for another year. Miss Emma l.. Stowe was reelected as superinten. dent of the nursing force.
 The following were appointed to bt members of the board of visitors;
 Mems board-Rev. w. A. Beardsley Rev. Charles O. 'seoville, Bernard E Lynch, Rev. David Levy, Prof. Irving Fisher and Major John Q. Tilson.
 Ladies' board of visitors: Mrs. Ed ward J. Barrett, Mrs. T. H. Russell Miss M. A. Munson, Miss c. P. Bulford Mrs. w. w. Hawkes., Mrs. F. A. Mon son, Mrs. T. IA Bostwick, Mrs. H. E Smith, Mrs. F. NJ. Baker, Mrs. N. A Bronson, Mrs. G. B. Stevens, Miss M. Rowland, Miss K. E. Hard, Mrs. ] s. Ely, Mrs. J. H. Platt, Mrs. Osca, Dikeman. Mrs. O. H. Richardson, Mrs A. P. Stokes, jr., Mrs. A. J. Gammack ] Mrs. s. W. Hart, Mrs. E. A. Futile, ant Miss Annie Ba-ssatL