Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-09
HOSPITAL TREASURER
RESIGNS THE BOARD
Mrs. Geo. Feldmeyer Reiinquishes
Office After Ten Years
Gratuitous Service
MANAGERS HOLD MEETING


Resigning her office Of treasurer Of
the Emergency Hospital and d the
same time seyering her connection as
member of The Board of Manager
lof The Emergency Hospital. the action
taken this lnornong ID AIRS George
A n Feldmeyer came as thunder bolt
tout oF clear sky at the regular June
injecting of the Board of Managers.
Mrs. Feldmeyer has served for more
than ten years as treasurer of fhe
hospital and without pay. Or renlu
neratlon of any sort The work has
been difficult and has required the
most of her time. To the exclusion Of
Iher home duties. and domestic re-
Iqulrements. necessarily given BY every
house wife She was 8 charter mem
| ber OF The Emergency Hospital, and
has at all times been faithful to rs
interests. serving the management
with zeal shown especially By all the
Hospitals charter members Her re-
lsignation comes with regret on the
part of the management and All in-
Eterested III the hospitals welfare
From time to time her books have
been audited by the advisory Board
land expert accountants AL of whom
have given Mrs. Feldmeyer the high
est praise for their excellent keeping,
and exact showing as an accountant
III the hospitals treasury
The vacancy on the Boafd created
hy Mrs. Feldmeyers resignation as q
member. as well as the vacancy in the
Etreasureship have not been filled.
The Board held It's reguiar June
meeting today instead Of on last
Thursday the regular meeting LAY
which fell IN June Week IS every
timing III Annapolis il subordinate n
June week Only routine business was
transacted.
saperlntendent's Report
The aaparinteaasas i report WAS
submitted as follows
Board of Managers
beg To submit the following report
for the month ended May 81. 1919.
Patients In house May Isl III
New patients admitted so
Patients discharged .46
Patients died
Patients in house June 1st. .lS
The 81 patients treated during the
month spent 504 hospital days. OF
which "a were full pay patients; 163
part pay. and 2S7 free days.
There were 81 operations performed
which gives an average 81 one opera
|tion d day Including Sunday Births
during the month. two, one male and
one female The first part Of the
month We averaged less than eight
patients u day, but the latter part 81
the month We have had ~ many ais rs
patients IN the hospital at one time.
This of course meanE that The nurses
must accomplish much more than the
regular amount of work The four
student nurses. one being detailed to-
might duty, one To the operating ROOM
and two for general duty They have
responded very well indeed. giving cx
ira time nd EFFORT to care for the pa
|tients.
Donations
The following donations were ac-
knowledged for the month Of May
May /, Miss Short, cash $2.00
May Mr.. N. N. Terry. 1 gal
Ions az milk.
May N MIR. Frank Jewell. work
on lawn mower .25
May Id Beautiful cut flowers
given by 4 friend for the sick.
May is Mrs, Il, q Alger, cut
flowers, cash ... ....... Loo
May liz Mrs Gibson. cans
vegetable coup
May IA Mrs Mamie Brady vii
son. used sewing machine IN
good condition, donated 70 the
nurses home
May 81 Mr.. ]. W. Alton. work
May 81 Mr.. ]. w Alton. lgratis
10 the hospital, ST Main ST.
work amounting to-. e.35
May 27- Mr.. g. M. Webb, check 60.00s
May &c Mrs. Florence Fisher,
cut fioWera TOR the sick.
May 81 Mrs Roland's little
girl, cut flowers for the sick
iii the childTen's ward.
May III Mrs. Il II Aiger, cut
flowers
May % MI. John s. Whiting
ton, cash ... .... 10000
May so War Camp Community
Service. s cakes. dog Ioayes
sandwich bread and dozen
pies.
May so Mrs. !. W. Alton. cash. 200
May so Mr.. Fred. stehle. cash 1900
May 30 Mrs. Juliet " Asshe
ton. 10 be used By Or. puryIs
I In the surgical department,
check $685.. =. 10000
st. James Gniia Tor linen fund,
Uambrsll.s ............... SO
FROM WOxnen'c Club, Davidson
via 4s.s0