The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-03
HOSPITAL CLEARS
|. YEAR'SEXPENSES
Alexandria Institution Had
$lH.66 of Balance on
January 81.
GIFT is NOTABLE EVENT
r. E. LOCKER Will Lecture on War
Zone Experiences on Next We'd
nesday Evening.
GIFT is NOTABLE EVENT
THE HERALD BUREAU.
II. Z. Knight q Son,
6gl-623 King Street

r. E Knight Son.
6l-63 King Street.
| Alexandra, Va, April 1.-The forty
third annual report OF the Alexandria
Hospital for the year ending January
81. 1916, together with reports of man
ayers treasurer superintendent and
auxiliary socitiCs, was distributed to-
day in different Protestant churches in
| the city.
According to the report of Arthur Her
bert, jr.. treasurer, the receipts during
| the year amounted to sl2,5s3.a3 and the
expenses Sl2,2i567, leaving balance of
sl476s
The report of the superintendent, CMiss
Elton V. Bowling. now Mrs. Sauna, shows
that the total numbeF-of patients ad:
mitted during the year was $780, total
number treated, 755; dispensary cases
treated $50; largest number in any one
day. 81: number of free patients regis
tered. I'd; number of children born at
hospital, IS; surgical operations. major.
IA minor, 200; total operations, S44; num-
Der of patients day not including
dispensary. 3; number of deaths during
the year, so.
Mrs. r. n. Ballenger. president says
In her report that the most notable
event during the year was the gift of a
site for the new hospital by Edward L.
Daingerfield.
Fire at $40 o'clock this afternoon.
which started in the hallway of the two
story frame building at llO3 Queen
street caused the stock of goods in the
store of William p. WOolls, 110l Queen
! street, to be badly damaged by water.
Announcement is made that r. L.
LOCKER. who recently returned from the
war zone, where he served with the
American ambulance service, at 1890
o'clock Wednesday morning will address
the members of the Alexandria branch
of the Virginia War Relief Association
n the rooms of the chamber Of COM
merce.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Taliaferro
Carter Sc, who died Saturday morning.
will be held at o'clock Monday after
noon at her late home. 1925 King street.
Services will be conducted by Rev. w.
j. Morton, rector OF Christ p. +. Church.
Folger McKinsey. of Baltimore. will give
reading Monday night in the West
minister Building OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church. There will also be a mu-
steal program in which the following are
scheduled to take part: Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitman and Miss Polinhone. of Wash
Ington: Mrs. Harrie White. Mrs. Sher-
man B. Fowler, and Wilmer Waller.
Before a large congregation which fill-
ed St. Paurs p. Z. Church, Rev. DR..
Hall, Philadelphia evangelist tonight
concluded his services held during the
week in the three Episcopal churches.
This morning he preached at Grace
Church and this afternoon addressed a
mems meeting in Christ Church. Grace
and Christ churches were closed tonight
in order that their congregations might
attend the services at st. Paurs.
Rev. A. Q. Bridgman. secretary OF
Hampton Sydney College, preached this
morning at the Second Presbyterian
Church, taking for his subject Christian
Education" ..-
Services this morning at Trinity M. E.
Church were conducted by Rev. H. v.
| Deale of Baltimore, and the evening
| sevices by Rev. William Lewis, former
| ly of Wales.
It Is expected that Rev. L. NJ. Fer
guson, pastor of Trinity NJ. Z. Church.
will be returned to his charge by the
conference which is now in session in
Washington. Appointments are expect
ed to be announced tomorrow.
The annual meeting Of the Old Domin-
ion Boat Club will be held at s o'clock
Wednesday night in the rooms of the
chamber of commerce, at which time Of
fcers will be elected to serve for the en-
suing year.
The body OF Mrs. Ellen " Harryman.
mother of Prof. Harry G. Harryman, of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary. who
died yesterday morning at her home,
Seminary HILL will be shipped on Mon
day to Baltimore for burial
1t is announced that the debating and
reading teams of the Alexandria High
School will meet the Herndon High
School in debating and reading next
Friday night in the Young Peoples
Building. The winner Of the contest will
compete in the State contest to be held
this month at the University Of Virginia
RY PHILIP GOODMAN