The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-06
HuBsARD HOSPITAL DEDICATED.

MUSTARD HOSPITAL DEDICATED.
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was spent by visitors inspecting the
Hospital.
President Kumler, sOon after the
exercises began, read several letters
from distinguished persons, regret
ting their absence from the celebra-
tion. The letters are as follows:
Executive Chamber, Nashville, Tenn.
November 20, 1912
DR.. Jno. A. Kumler,
Walden University, City,:
Dear DR.. Kumler-
In reply to your communication Of
the 14th inst, | beg to advice that
on account of the immense amount OF
work before me between now and the
converting of the Legislature, ! am
compelled to cut out invitations OF
every kind.
regret that ! cannot accept the
very kind and courteous invitation
extended by you to be present at the
dedication of your hospital. Thank.
ing you for your consideration Of me,
beg to remain,
Very truly yours,
BEN w. HOOPER.
Cleveland o., Nov. q, 1912.
DR.. George w. Hubbard, Dean,
Meharry Medical College,
Nashville Tenn.
NV Dear Doctor Hubbard:
l regret that l am unable to accept
the invitation to the dedication of
YOU new hospital. l congratulate
you and your school on the aquisi-
ton of such an addition to your IA
~cilities.
Very cordially yours,
F. C. WAITE,
Vice President Association Ameri-
can Medical Colleges.
Garrett Biblical Institution
Evanston, ILL.,, Nov. 26, 1912.
My Dear DR.. Hubbard:
I cannot be with you at the dedica-
ton, but l am glad clear through that
the dream of your life and this con-
summation of a concentration as per-
tCCJ dc dly OnC WOlh Ndn NC ID w OO
realized. There is no more beauti-
full way to achieve Immortality than
the way you have chosen, and there
is no more beautiful kind of i'm
mortality than the one you have
achieved. All blessing be multiplied
upon you on your dedication day and
through all days.
Affectionateiy,
CHAS. M. STUART, President.
Northwestern University,
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. rs, 1912.
My Dear Dean Hubbard:
l acknowledge with appreciation
the invitation to be present at the
dedication exercises of the George
w. Hubbard Hospitol, Friday, Novem.
Der Goth, and ] regret that l cannot
be with you. Please accept my con.
gratulations upon the opening of the
Hospital, and best wishes for your
continued success.
Yours very sincerely,
A. w. HARRIS, President.
st. Louis University School Of
November 26, 1912.
DR.. Geo. w. Hubbard,
Meharry Medical College,
Nashville, Tenn.
Dear Doctor Hubbard:
| was more than pleased to receive
the invitation to attend the dedica
ltionEexereises~ Of the hospital whiel
is to be connected with youh school
and | was especially delighted tina
!; the hospital is to be named after you
Your long years of work for the col
1 ored people, work which could no
have been along a more fruitful lin'
/, thus have a fitting memory. l con
graduate you and I congratulate tn
school. With best wishes, l am,
>, Very sincerely yours,
E. P. LYON, Dean.
Methodist Episcopal Building
IA West Washington Street,
: Chicago, H., Nov. q, 1917
, The Rev. ]. A. Kumler, D. D.,
. Walden University,
Nashville, Tenn.
I My Dear DR.. Kumler:
: greatly regret that l cannot b
b. present at the dedication of tn
George w. Hubbard Hospital, on FIR
day afternoon. l congratulate 20
: and Dean Hubbard and the caus
! upon the completion of this splendi
y building. When the record of distiI
= guished services in this world is ina
e ly made up, the name Of George v
Hubbard will stand very high anon
e the sons of men.
Ever yours,
t WIN. F. MCDOWELL.
The George w. Hubbard Hospiti
n fronts 1870 feet on the West side {
h First avenue, South, formerly Mapl