Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-20
NURSING SURVEY
ENDS March |.
National Headqua rters
Urges That Questionnaires
be Sent in at Once
$4,000 NURSES IS
DIVISION QUOTA


In accordance with instructions Just
received from National headquarters
March is the closing date OF the nurs-
ing survey in the Pennsylvsnla-Dela-
ware Divis on.
The allotment OF $500 trained. pupil
and practical nurses which this divi-
sion was expected 10 Isl was based on
factors carefully selected and studied
by those In charge OF the nation-w de
survey.
The figures for all divisions being ar
rived at by a uniform method, those OF
a given division could not be regarded
as excessive or obviously unfair. One
division exceeded its allotment while
i've other divisions reached 30 PEI
cent OF the total assigned. The Penn
sylvania Delaware division might cas-
lily be expected 10 meet its quota.
Up TO date this division has received
from chapters about p per cent Of the
total questionnaires, placing the dlvi-
sion tenth in the list Of thirteen divi-
sions.
S.nce the division was organized this
Is the only task placed on chapters in
which they have fallen down. In mem
bership and production the response
has always been swift and liberal en-
abling the division TO take its proper
place high up in the list OF div sions.
The American Journal Of Nursing
makes the following editorial com
ment:
Under the Red Cross Department IN
this issue mention is again made OF
the survey Of the nursing resources OF
the country. which the Red Gross Is
the signing OF the armistlce, and the
Christmas activities have, OF course.
somewhat Interrupted its progress. but
nurses should realize the importance OF
returning these blanks properly flllJd
out. as promptly as possible.
or course. during the war, everyone
has been called upon to on out ques-
gionnaires and blanks which have, IN
some Instances. seemed Of little value
But this particular survey OF the nurs-
ing resources Is distinctly a nurs ng
measure. OF great importance 10 US
professionally and to the welfare OF the
whole country. Unless every nurse CO.
operates. this work which Is occupy
ing the time OF so many people at great
expense to the Red Cross. will p.acl-
cally have been done In vain"
The Survey Committee asks that all
quest onnalres be filled out and re-
turned Immediately to No. 9i3 Delaware
avenue. where any nurse who may not
have been reached by the committee
can procure a QUESTIONABLE by tele-
phoning 2s7e-J.
Quest onnalres have not been received
for various reasons from the following
graduate nurses In Delaware:
Amy G. Allen, at camp.
Margaret Buck. 9is w. Eighth street
Ellen Brunt. 300 S. Jackson street.
Eta B. Baker. SIC Grant avenue.
Katherine Bonner. Camp service.
Willie Bell, 52i n Clayton street.
May Buckley. 4n8 Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Coyne. 1908 Woodlawn avenue.
]. D. Cruikshank, care Charles NJ
Curtis, Mt Salem Lane.
Mary T. Carnow. at camp.
Lillian Cambrooks. at camp
Marguerite Carmlne, Richardson
Park.
Mary Callahan. p. & s. Hospital. 2iO2
West Seventh street.
Miss Mary Campbelle. New Castle.
Delaware.
elizabeth Cu-rie, 1911 Jefferson
street.
Dollie Coleman. az camp.
Mrs. L Collins. Ashley apartments.
Mrs. Eyre, FELTON,. Delaware.
Elizabeth fostering, pos Washing
Ton street.
Mary Ensley, in cmap.
Mrs. VILLAIN Fredericks, 2iO7 West |
street.
Dorothy G. FiTbert, IN camp.
Elizabeth Grimes. Newark, DEL or
Childs Welfare Society.
Mrs.G. VI Green, Sixteenth and Rlv-
ervieNv Avenue.
Mrs. w. J. Henderson, Elsmere, Del. |
Ruth Hopes, IN camp.
Anna Kilderry, 9i9 Tatnall street.
A. C. Meredith. Viola. Del loverseas' i
Mrs. Charles McCullOok, 6i2 Franklin. |
Ms. Margaret McNally, Ninth and
Rodney streets.
Margaret A. Mcwlnlams, sO5 West
street.
Lavlna I. Nelly. 9Oi7 Delaware ave-
nue..
Mary E. Pots. 1901 Washington ST
Mrs. Ralph Stidham, i0i West Thir-
letn street
Sadie B. Smith. sos Washington st.
Mrs. Gertrude Sturg's. 1922 West s.. !
Mrs. E. S. Thompson, 1911 West |
Thirteenth street.
Chrlstiana Taylor, IN camp.
Miss Veasey, 7O7 Adams street. in
camp.
Anna Vance, 1906 West Ninth street. |
Miss NJ Wexler, POI West Twenti- |
eth street I'm camp)
A. II. NJ. Wood, Alden, Del I'm camp) |
Mrs. Charles Wagner, 23is Market |
street.
Pearl Wilson. 1913 West Firth streei |
Nellie Ward, is25 Tatnall street.
Mrs. Martha Young, Elsmere, Del.
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