The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-08-01

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West, Or VIM. f. Lockwood, Or. Ster
ling Ruttu, Dr. Jesse Ransbure, Dr.
Charles G. Hill. Dr. (. I. Clara, Dr.
julius Fredenwald, DR.. c L. Whitney
DIR. II. f. Peterman, DR.. Monte Griffith,
DR.. Charles W. Richardson, Dr. 5. X.
Nlerrick, Or. ]. NJ. T. Finuey, DR. James
+: Mitchell. DR.. Guy L, Hummer DR.. !.
Wesley Boyle, DIR Samuel T. Earle.
Attending Staf-Dr S. S. Maynard,
DR.. w. NJ. Smith, Dr. T. f. r. Miller,
DR.. James A Long. DIR. c. F. Goodell,
! Dr. Benjamin Perry, DR.. II. ii. Hopkins,
Dr. Frank II. Hedges, DIR. L. A. Burke.
Dr. Bernard Thomas, DR.. James Good
man, DIR. J. ID. NicodemuS, DR.. +. {.
kefauver, DR.. I. b. Johnson, DR.. Chas.
S. Crum, DR.. Ed. Stone, DR.. Edward
BowluS, DIR. {. II. Conley, DR.. +. II.
Seiss DR.. J. O. Hendrix
Superintendent Mary l.. Mes,
Assistant Superintendent and Super
visor of Operating Room-I.. Florence
Kreider
Superintendent of Nurses-NIiss Walt
man,
Night Superiutendent-Anna s. Ma
gaha.
Housekeeper-Mrs Ruth d. King.
Massage lnstructor-Dr. Orvis Mac
| Kenze
Board of Managers-NIrs. A. c. Nc
Cardell, President Miss Emma l. Smith,
Honorary President; Mrs. Ida NJ Mar
kew first vice president; Miss Kate Rams
! burg, second vice president; Mrs. Marsh
all EtChson, recording secretary; Miss
Emma Gittinger, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Charles H. Baughman, treasurer;
Miss Etie Eichelberger, Miss Janet Viii
liams, Miss Ella V. Eiouck, Mrs. David
Cramer Miss Lille NJ Keller, Mrs David
Lowenstein, Mrs. Casper +. Cline, Mrs.
Charles B. Staley, Mrs. Edward D.
Shriner, Mrs. Albert Hunchen. Mrs.
George Heinlen. Mrs Francis H. Mar
kell, Mrs. Charles w. Ross, IT,, Mrs.
John /. Johnson, Mrs. Mary Z. Duvall,
Mrs. /. V. Baughman, Miss Medora
Mantz, Mrs A. A. AMMAN, Mrs. Frank c.
Norwood, Mrs. Shaaer Hargett, Miss
Ella Shriver, Mrs. H. c. Henshaw.
Trustees-G. Waring Tyson. Thomas
H. Halter. Z Y. GoldSborough, d. c.
Winebrener, NJ. E. Doll CYRUS Flock,
Judge Hammond Urner, Welty Fahrney,
Henry Williams. George S. Rodock,
David Lowenstein, Aquila r. Yeakle,
A. c. McCardell, Jacob Rohrback, Sam
uel G. Duvall.
Patronesses-Mrs. S. f. Toms. Mrs.
Henry Williams, Mrs. George NJ Gittin-
ger. Miss Bertha Trail, Miss Georgianna
Summons, Mrs. James H. Harris, Mrs. d.
Y. Stautler Mrs Francis l.. Stoner, Miss
Ella Shrver, Miss Bette Doll, Mrs. Cath
airline Jacobs, Mrs. Harry Friedenwald,
Mrs. Thos H. Haller, Miss Rebecca Clag-
EFT, Miss Louise A. Steiner, Mrs. Jacob
Rohrback, Miss Martha B. McCleery,
Miss Sally Conrad Faunterov. Miss Rose
Birely. Mrs. Guy Bernard Fenwlck, Miss
Elizabeth Tyler Miss Marie Yeakle,
Mrs. Emory l.. Cobentz, Mrs Chas W.
Ross, Sr., Mrs. A. l.. Pearre, Mrs. Jas
+ Walker, Mrs Charles Wertheimer,
Mrs. Noah Cramer, Mrs. Jno. |. Griffiss,
Mrs. Harry Haller, Mrs. John ID. Hen
Erickson, Mrs. u. s. G.. Rupp, Mrs. Abe
Rosenour, Mrs. Bertram Hayward, Mrs.
W. J. Brown.
Frederick City Hospital Guild-Mrs
Clement Smith, president; Mrs. William
Fout, first vice PRESIDENT Mrs. William
Glaze, second vice president; Mrs Ever
est Harding, treasurer; Miss Nan Wilson.
secretary; Miss Hannah Harding, chair
man of supply committee; Mrs. O. P.
Bennett bed manager; Mrs. Jas. Walker,
Mrs. William Cramer Mrs. Charles Sta
ley, Mrs. Richard Storm, Mrs. Edwin
Kemp.
There are us members and Sc associ-
ate members of the Guild.
The Frederick City Hospital, of which
institution this newly completed Nurses
Home forms an important part, was be-
gun in a very humble way in 1907, with
hut ,ki fit -,
the community. Miss Emma Y. Smith,
an active spirit in the early period of its
career and is now honorary president.
The founders were Mesdames Hamilton
Lindsay, Upton Sharetts, William Wor
man, P. ID. Fahrney Margaret f. S.
Hood, Cyrus Thomas. Hanshew Markev,
A. c. McCardell, J. A. Williamson, F.
B. Smith, Jacob B. Tyson, Belle Math-
ews, f. Y. Goldsborough, Ignatius
Goode George X. Dennis, Mrs Anna
Mantz, Louisa Sappington, James Nc
Sherry, Hammond UrneI, William Nico-
demus, Aaron Rosenstock, Albert Huni-
chen, Misses M. Janet Williams, Lila
Smith. Ella Shriver, Mamie f. Routzahn,
Ella V. Houck, Emma r. Gittinger.
The site was presented by Miss Emma
Smith. Later Mrs. Hood erected wing
to the main building and a few years be-
fore her death added another. Now with
the fine Nurses Home, the ambitions of
the founders would seem to be realized.
But there is always something needed
and donations of any kind are always ac-
ceptable. If the future can be in any way
guaged by the past the Frederick City
Hospital Association, the Hospital Guild
and the public at large will always hold
out generous hand to this great and
good work and it is questionable If any
money paid out by the State of Mary
land. through its State Aid Board, goes
to a better cause or does more good TO
suffering humanity.
Saint Francis Church Picnic and
Tournament Held at Bruins
wick.
A very large crowd attended the an
nual picnic and tournament on Tuesday
last, July 2eth, which was held under the
auspices of Saint Francis Catholic
Church, Of which the Rev. Father
O'Connell is pastor. The day was an
ideal one for holding picnic, and long
before ii began crowds from many miles
around began to gather in the beautiful
park where the tournament was held,
only short distance from Brunswick,
this county.
Mr. H. A. Moler, Knight of Old Po-
tomac, won first place, and crowned his
wife queen OF love and beauty; second
place was won by c. ID. Turner, Knight