Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-06
THEHOSP|TAL DEDICATED
To The Glory 0f God And For
The Work OF Humanity
The Annual Meeting
In New Building

IN FNtItiuat FtNNAbiA
In New Building
THE PRESIDENTS REPORT
Shows Good Work Done By Splendid
Home Institution The History or
Fight Years Work Shows Great
Good Accomplished
On the occasion of the annual
meeting of the Annapolis Emergency
Hospital Association. held last night
in the sun parlor of the new hospital.
corner Franklin and Cathedral
streets, the new building was for
mally dedicated to the glory of God
and the work of humanity.
The clergymen participating in
the services were the Rev. Joseph p.
.McComas, rector of St. Anne's. and
the Rev. Walter 6. Mcneil, pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. The choir of the First NJ.
L. Church was represented by Mrs.
S. r. Brewer, who led in singing
abide With Me-" assisted by Mrs.
f. C. CAN'T, of st. Anne's. and
Miss Brown and Mrs. Clifton j. Rus
sell, of the Maryland Avenue M. F.
Church choir. Mrs. Brewer sang in
her rich, sweet and expressive voice,
and led those in attendance upon the
services.
The Rev. j. z. McComas read
the 9th Psalm" Except the Lord
build the house, their labor is but
lost that build it," after which the
Rev. W. G. Mcneil led in prayer,
dedicating the new hospital to GoI
and His good work. Those preseE
repeated the Lords Prayer and the
Apostles Creed, and Mr.. McComas
read for the scriptural lesson the
tenth chapter of st. Luke's Gospel,
and closed the dedicatory services
with the Benediction.
The annual meeting was declared
open by the President of the Board
of Managers, Mrs. j. W. Martin.
The secretary, Miss Kate W. Randall,
read the minutes of the previous an
nual meeting, which were approved
as read, and the treasurer, Mrs.
George L. Feldmeyer, read the annual
report of the treasurer as follows:
TREASURER'S REPORT.
For the fiscal year ending December
5, 1910.
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand December 6,
1909 6S9.4
One-fourth of State appro-
priation for 1910 1850. 90
Anne Arundel county ap-
preparation for 1909 500. 90
On account of State appro-
priation for 1910 5000
Balance of State appropri-
Natiou for 1910 $4,000
One fourth of State APP
preparation for 1911 1850. 90
Received from pay patients l,727.25
Total $9,166.7S
Account with Building Commission.
Note So, $50 money
received SO, 735 63
Discount S14.37
Note 3,750 money
received 3,693.75
Discount 56.25
Note SO. $50 money
received 3,637.5O
Discount 1880
Total receipts S11,066.sS
Total discount SIs3.12.
In account with Savings Fund.
Cash December 6, 1909 s66. SO
Chapel U. S. Naval Acad-
emy 5000
Proceeds from lecture 6.92
Donations from churches 1922
Donations from friends $50
Dividends 31.4O
Total, $I,252. sc
DISBURSEMENTS.
Superintendent s 700
Nurses 1,095. 90
Orderlies 596.7O
Gas 422. 15
Telephone 60.75
Meats and provisions 1,SO6. so
Servants 1885
Household supplies 1888
Ward supplies 81 GO
Medical supplies 226. 25
Surgical supplies 2O0.I4
Ice $500
Fuel 616.62
Stamps and stationery 7.2l
Expressage 44.51
Printing 1876
Repairs SO. 69
Balance on hand Dec. 5,
1910 2,6IO.6 &C
Total s9,l66.79
Account with Building Commission.
Chairman Harry ]. Hop
kins, treasurer of Build
ing Comissiou s3.735. &C
Chairman Harry J.. Hop
kins, treasurer of Build
ing Commission 1881. 2E
Total 11,066. SIS
Respectfully submitted,
EMMA B. FELDMEYER.
Treasurer.
On behalf of the Advisory Board.
Mr.. Harry j. Hopkins made a verbal
report, in which he declared the Ad.
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