Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-21
LIST OF DONORS
101AE HOSPITAL
St. Alsxius Has Many Rooms
Furnished by Its Friends.

The leading social event Of the past
week was the series perceptions CIV
en- by the Benedictine Sisters of this
city. Of which Sister Boniface Is the
Mother Superior, at the e st. Alex.
iius hospital, situated at Ninth and
Tenth and Thayer. and Rosser streets.
The parlors and Tarraza halls were
beautifully decorated with palms,
ferns, pink ose and ported white
,azaleas. Hundreds Of callers inspect.
ed the splendidly equipped surgical
wards and the bed rooms furnished
by donors, and expressed amazement
at the surgical appliances, unsurpass.
ed, it is said, in completeness, in the
entire Northwest.
Too much cannot be said of the in.
defatigable energy Of Sister Boniface,
who has made possible this great in.
stiution, creditable alike to the city
and the entire state, and which will
represent an expenditure approximat.
ing $175 5000.
For the occasion the Stone Piano
company loaned a piano and in the.
evening the OConnor orchestra play
ed in the parlors. Mrs. Alma Mar.
cellus Vance was the solOist of the af-
ternoon, ianL Lloyd Harmon of the
evening. @
In the tea room Mrs. e. E. Morris
was in charge. Assisting her in pour.
ing were Mrs. l.. 'B. Hanna and Mrs.
C. b. Little, and Mesdames Whitney.
Paulson, FLINT, Vesperman, Towne,
kellogg and Miss Boniface Morris
served. S't5f q
The. handsome drawn work cloth.
was the same one used % years ago
upon the occasion Of the reception &C.
companying the elevation of Bishop
Stanley to the Bishopric of North
Dakota, a most. notable event. Clus.
ters Of ferns, pussy-willows, grape
vine and red carnations were arrayed
in festoon effect about the edges of.
the table, the foliage having been
sent to Sister Boniface by Glen Nor
ris, from Portland, Ore, for this oc-
casion. II. H. McConkey donated the
s of the dishes and the tea, and
Brown Bros. the sugar.
The committees receiving with Sis.
ter Boniface and serving on the diff.
ferent floors have already been men.
toned with the exception of Mrs. J..
L. Whitney, Mrs. G. w. Paulson and
Mrs. w. F. Gushing.
The B%enedictine Sisters of the
Mother home at st. Joseph, Mimi,
may well feel proud of this handsome
property, their latest institutional &C.
QUESTION. 1t speaks we'll for North
Dakota and for the splendid corps of
physicians who have been instru.
mental in establishing for this city
the enviable reputation which is plac.
ng it n the first rank of medical CEN
tiers, and the city must be congraulat-
ed upon having within it this means
ofabringing thousands of people an
nually into its confines.
List Of Donors.
The list Of donors furnishing the
attractive and comfortable rooms,
% in number, follows, while those
contributing money will be published
later. The, Sisters expect to be in
tie new quarters by the first week
OF March, removal from the old build.
ing having already been begun. The
present hospital will be offered for
sale and is a desirable property for
hotel or remodelled apartment use.
Those who furnished rooms at the.
new hospital are:
Bismarck Bank, city.
Buechner, Mr.. C. W., St. Paul, MINI.
architect of hospital.
Catholic Lady Forresters, city.
Current Event Club, city.
Derrick, Nj. IS. w, city.
Dimpfle, Rev. Clemens, Mandan.
Elks Lodge, city.
Fields, Mr.. ]. A., city.
Hiltner, Rev. M. J, city.
Hoyte, Mr.. C. l., Mandan.
Kendrick, Dr., St. Paul, MINI.
knights of Columbus, city.
Little, Mr.. G. B., city.