Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
WASFllNGTONS TWENTIETH CENTURY CLINIC

peutics DIR. Isabel II. Lamb. and Ut.
Matilda Gallagher. assistant. mentai NY
giene and diseases of the nervous systehg
DIR. Fo kmar and DR. Evelyn Mitchell auo
Miss Margaret Stewart. assistants; gen.
eral medic ne, DR.. Sarah NJ. Siewcrs. auo
DIR. Alice w. Downey, assistant: hyE'ene
of the ear. nose and throat. Dr.. A. rrau
ces Foye, and DIR. Mayme Pile, assistant
hygiene OF the mouth and teeth, LIZ.
Centennel c. smith.
\ schedule of service has been pre-.
pared in connection with the phases OK
work covered by the clinic. "Wednesday
and Saturday. from To 4. hygiene ana
d seases of children: Tuesday and Fri.
Gay, To :. hygiene and diseases OF
women: Monday and Thursday. D TO q
internal medicine and olectro-therspeu-
ties: Monday and Thursday. to :, ny.
fiene and diseases OF the ear. nose ana
throat: Wednesday and Saturday. to z.
general med cine Tuesday and Friday.
TO :, dental Clinic: Monday and Thurs
day. l TO =, mental hygiene and diseases
of the nervous system.
In addition TO the regular stan OF wom-
an physicians. who VIII be In attendance
at the clinic, many OF the members of the
male profession have offered their serv-
ices as consulting clnicians. These in-
clude Drs. Noble p. Barnes. William II.
Barton, w. X. Butler. Edward A. Bal
loch. L. III. Eebert, b. l.. Hardin. Percy
d. Hickling. Adam Kemble. u. S. Lamb.
T. S. Lee. John a. Foote. L. II. Reichel-
derfer, J. ]. Richardson. w. l.. Robins.
Lewis III. Taylor and IL. C. Yarrow.
The clinic is to be maintained by q
membership consisting of patronesses,
guarantors, sus AIMING members ana as
sociate members. A patroness Is ono
who gives so or more the first year and
! $40 or more the following. The LIST
| of patronesses includes Mrs. John Hays
! Hammond. Mrs. Charles Il. " God. Mrs.
A. j. Parsons. Ms. -. ). Lamb, Mrs. II.
| {. farrow. Mrs. julius Lansourgn. Mrs.
Henry 6 Perkins Mrs WI .i. am, ;.
Mrs. L. G. Sigsers, Mrs. Woodland Cafes.
| Mrs William Htz. Mrs. Charles q.
Marsh. Mrs. seaton Perry. Mrs. 3,
/ Spencer. Mrs. -. L. Hickling and
| Mrs. J. j. Richardson. Guarantors give
, $40. sustaining members 50 and assoc
| ciate membe. 81 annually. In addition
| to these there is lis, of speca. dona-
| tors, including several Wash ngton b-si
ness firms. The clinic will work In co
| operation with the Society OF Instructive
/! Visiting Nurses which organ cation will
provide a nurse for the children service.
/ At the present time the Woman Clinic
| Auxi larry vii work aionS the Ines OF
! an ordinary clinic plus the mo ern n a.
| Cir S wi be shown how To- avoid sics
ness and how to cure Ii Hut plans 70.
: tie future are many and broad. Among
/ these are the Keep Well tlu ~, which
| will be organized among the working girls
1 i'm the stores. Annual dues Of 81 viii
! include free consultation at the clinic
Glasses in hygiene. practical nursing. Il
! diet kitchen and many hers along : I'M
! lar ines will be orened next year y
/ hopes are fulfilled In the III IRE il the
dream of home which wi belong to the
| clinic and which will include a woman 5
| hospital.
/ In summing up the clinic DR.. Foiamar
said:
1T is the IDEAL of the president, Mrs.
| Hammond. that this is to be clinic
| uhere society women. club women.
social workers and working girls will all
/ work together on common plane and
| for a common cause.-the better health
of all. and especially of wage-earning
| women. Better health of these women
will mean heal hier mothe s and better
! reared children for il Is expected that
| these working girls will all help TO form
that army of American mothers and
| home makers
While the clinic Is open for actual
| work the formal opening will not be held
| until December 10 On that date Mrs.
| Hammond will be among those who Will
receive.