The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-17
ANNUAL REPORT
 OF DISTRICT NURSES

OF DISTRICT NURSES
 The following is the annual report of the district nurses
 Report of work among colored people: Number of patients, S5; number of wis it's, 13s1 number. of patients cured. 4S; number of patients died, 22; tubecular patients, 15; births, 5; doctors called g. Drs. Moore, Bowron, Coxe, Grimes Thomas, Freeman, Broth, Mason, and Brown
 Board of lady managers of Eillman hos pital: Sick room necessities and supplies donated by the following: Mrs. Poull Mrs Redin, Miss Phares, Miss Mancella Coyle, Mrs. Larkins, Mrs. Charles Roy Father Coyle, Father Denis, Miss Daisy Rowley, Mrs. T. T. Hillman, Mrs Wood ward, Miss Margaret c'Neill. and Miss Nellie Herman.
 Thanks are extended for the free use Of the Lige Loy ambulance.
 The following doctors have volunteered their services: pr. Earl Drennen, pr Carl Fox, Dr. Cameron, pr. Hill, Dr Ransom, pr. Callen, Dr. Bankston, pr Snyder. pr. Whaley, pr. Lewis. Dr. Meadow. pr. Wyatt Heflin, Dr. Wilder Dr. Bell, pr. Solomon, pr. ponehon, Dr. Carpenter, pr. Moon, pr. Anne Robinson Dr. LaVerne; dentist Dr. Robert More field.
 District Nurses Association and Auxll- iary. Nurse, Miss Forsman.
 The annual subscription dance will be given the Tuesday immediately following fax C,,nd 10 gnCial meet ing will be held later. NOTES AND PERSONALS
 Miss Gerdes Mitchell has returned tc her home in Cullman
 Mrs. Latimer Lane has returned to her home at Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Mary Nazum came up from Tus- caloosa to see Nazimova.
 MT. Carey Moore, a student of the Birmingham Medical college, made a brief visit to ,hs home at Montevallo last week.
 Mrs. Will Hoskins is visiting relatives in Montevalo.
 Rev w. P. McGawn, Capt. John T. Wilson and NIT. J. E. Hendricks returned to their home in Montevallo after at tending the meeting of the commission CTS of the Methodist church in this city.
 - Miss Annie Kendrick Walker and mother of Hendersonville, N. C., will ar rive in Birmingham Monday.
 
 Mrs. William E. Fort is in Montgom- Graves.
 Mr. and Mrs. James c. Lovett have named their little son James Hogan Lovett. sien Miss Syd Blackburn is the guest Of Miss Mitchell in Cullman.
 Mrs. Eugene Sried of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived today and is the guest of Mrs. l. Phillips, 2o19 Quinlan avenue. Mrs. Sried will be remembered as Mrs. J. Joseph Biedman.
 Mrs. William Percy will arrive from Memphis Sunday and be the guest of Mrs. Augusta Benners.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl E. Rideout of Sitka, Alaska, are the guests of their sister and Brother Dr. and Mrs. Howard.
 Mrs. Claude T. Nelson and little daugh- ter, Hazel Will, have returned from South Mrs. Nelson's mother.
 Mrs. w. A, Price of Waycross, Ga, until after the DeOves-Hitt wedding Wednesday evening
 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Abbott have re- turned from a visit to Rome, Ga., and are at home at i'll South Seventeenth street.
 Miss Lizzie G. Bressler of Atlanta, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Joe Levy, 17O5 Eighth avenue. North
 Mr. Ernest Britton of Pennington, after a pleasant visit to friends, has returned home.
 Mrs. William R. Britton has recovered from her recent illness and is able to be out.
 Miss Frances Nimmo Greene is visiting in Montgomery.
 Messrs. James R. Rountree and Albert Spencer have left for two weeks visit to the island of Cuba. They will visit Havana. Matanzas and Santiago before returning
 Mrs. Charles Thompson of Hot Springs, Ark, has returned to her home after a pleasant viist to relatives in this city. Mrs. D. wurtzburger leaves today for a visit to her sister, Mrs. Albert Seessel In Memphis, Tenn.
 local infirmary. having undergone an op- eration for appendicitis. After a pleasant visit to friends Miss Pride has returne to her home at Prides Station.
 Messrs. James R. Rountree and Albert Spencer of Birmingham and Vivian left yesterday for two weeks visit to Ha- yana, Cuba. They will make number of trips into the island of Cuba.
 MT. J. A. Rountree. accompanied by his son, Asa, Jr., left yesterday for Mont oomery to attend the inauguration of Governor ONeal and the inaugural ball,
 
 Mrs. Sidney S. Godbee continues to be quite i'll at her home on the North High lands. .t o,+y but now a resident of Los Angeles