Evening journal., 1909-12-14
GIFTS FOR THE
NEW HOSPITAL
Memorial Rooms Beautifully
Furnished Homeopathic
Physician Gives a
SteriIizer
EMINENT SURGEONS
OFFER THEIR SERVICES

Professor Kelly, Of Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, Baltimore, Professor Clark OF the
University Of Pennsylvania and Professor
Da Costa of jefferson Hospital. Phnadel-
phia, have offered their services as Wis
iting, consulting and operating surgeons
for the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
at Eighth and Adams streets. which will
be opened next week. All are among the
foremost surgeons Of the country and
Professor Kelly is ranked as one Of the
leading gynaecologists OF the world. Dr.
Da Costa has asked that he be given
the honor OF performing the first opera
ton in the new hospital.
one of the best known homeopathic
physicians OF Wilmington has given a
beautiful sterilizer costing several hum
dred dollars TO the operating room OF the
new hospital, to show his sympathy in
the project of the hospital organizers.
/ 1t is said that at the next meeting ac-
tion probably will be taken to open the
hospital to physicians in good standing
OF any school Of medicine recognized by
law. This would place tho institution at
the disposal Of homeopathic physicians
as well as the allopaths. who fiave found
ed It.
/ Memorial Rooms.
number Of memorial donations have
/ been made TO the hospital The mems
large ward Of six hospital beds is the
gift Of James. Matilda and Alfonso Bowe,
and the ward is known as the William
Bowe ward. Mrs c. j. Horrigan has
equipped the room adjoining this in men,
ory OF the late Cornelius J.
Horrigan. Across the han a room has
been equipped by Mrs. Edward II. Bren-
nan I'm memory OF her husband.
private suite consisting Of a large
room and bath with two beds adioins this
The beds have been donated by Harry J.
stoeclsle, IN memory Of his father, Joseph
stoeckle, and his mother. Mrs. Johanna
StoeclSle. The adjoining room has been
furnished by the Sunshine Society. Op-
posite is a handsomely furnished room
donated by Mrs. Nathan Lieberman in
memory of her late husband.
Adjoining the Leberman room is a
large room, equipped with two beds, one
the gift OF John 5. Mulnn in memory Of
his father, the late James T. Mullin, and
the other donated by Charles Rex ir
memory OF his wife, Elizabeth. The room
adjoining this is a maternity ROOM the
gift Of Colonel A. J.. Ainscow, and 10 b,
known as Blanche Ainscow Young room
This Is equipped with beautiful brass bed,
and basinettes. Adjoining this IS the phys.
icans' memorial room, in which one bee
was donated by DR.. NJ Ostro, I'm memory
of DR.. Bennett Downes, his preceptor tn,
other in memory or the late DR. Manz
donated by his sister Mrs. Joseph Kirn
ono Of the most beautiful rooms in tn,
new institution contains two beds and
beautiful furniture equipment, one do.
mated by Fred c. Mammele, in memory o.
his wife. S. Anna Mamele and tho othei
by Candy Cox, in memory Of his wife
Jane Armstrong Cox.
With view TO arranging dental clinic.
in the new hospital, a committee of tn,
Dentists Association viii confer with
comittee from the hospital In the office o.
DR. McGrath. Eighth and French streots
this evening. Further consideration will b,
given at the meeting OF physicians at tn,
hospital on Thursday evening.