New-York tribune., 1920-12-12
DEATHS

AITEMEIER-Decem 10. 1920 Teckla
II. beloved VIE of Henry and mother OF
Marie Ntemeier. Funeral services 1t
p. uD, Sunday, at her late residence. Az
West 147th 81. internenl Woodlawn
Cemetery.
EA!LEy On pecemhcr ., At Mechanic.
Walter Lang, wife OF The late Adams
Bailey and daughter Of the late William
Bailey Lang. o. Scarsaale. \. y.
DELTZ-On Thursday, Dec. 0. 1925 Fred
services ST the Church of the Trans
hguration, Eas. 29th St, Monday, Dec.
II. 1920. at II :. n.
BRINK-On Friday, December 10. 1870.
suddenly. wh,lc OH duty Carrie J. Brink.
general superinteudent Of training schools
Of Bellevue and Anied Hospitais- tu-
residence. 44O East Twenty-sixth street.
New York. on sunday evening 1T 80
o'clock. Intermcnt at Bingaanton
BRINk-
Mana gers OF Bellevue Training School
for Nurses the following resolutions were
1t IS with the deepest sorrow that we
record the death Of our beloved General
Superintendent Of Nurses. Miss Carrie j.
.Graduatiug from Inc school in the class
Of 1888. she immediately became ident
lied with the minisrratIon Of the
ls lfe has been e,Nen TO the service
OF the city OF New York. in the Depart
i}FllnNie \
She gave an undertaking : 1slty and
passionate devotion 70 the patient. which
has been an example and inspiration to
every pupil and supervising nurse.
To the sick ana suffering, especially q
tho children, her dally rounds through
the wards brought cheer. SO sacrifice
for them too great il She could help
comfort.
Whereas, Faithful to her ideals Of duty
Miss Brink refused to heed repeated
warnings of the need for rest and has
passed into the Eternal Presence while
pursuing her DAILY task.
agers hereby express their profound and
loving appreciation OF her lroble life OF
S9sx''e oss As A1cn osRoRN President 'respsrn
HARRIETTE ROGERS. Secretary.
BRINK
At a special meeting Of the Board OF
Alumnaa Association. the following reso.
lutiors We're adopted:
In the death of our honored member
Miss Carrie j. Brink. the Alumnr Asso-
citation of the Bellevue Hospital Train
Ing School for Nurses has sustained a loss
to which it is fitting TO give public
Miss Brink has been a member Of this
Association since her graduation and or
the Supervising StaN since 1893.
OF urtring energy and devotion tc
service every moment Of her life was
occupied but still she held herself ready
to extend friendship and encouragement
to her sister nurses.
In spite Of the many cares and prob
lens attendant to her duties as SuDer.
inlendent Of Nurses, she always had time
10 devote to the members OF the Alumna
and those who approached her did sc
with feeling of love and confidence
Whereas Miss Brink, having ALWAYS
taken an active part in the affairs OF the
A!umnaa and held large place in the
hearts Of her fellow nlenbers there
fore, be it
Resolved. That We. her associates
deeply deplore loss in the passing
away of this able and Valued woman
and, further be it
Resolved. That copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to the pubic press
(Sgned.)
SADIE MAUD JOHNSTON, Secretary
BKOWN-Herhert Padclford. husband Of
Eva Farrell Brown on December II. Al
Boerne, Tex. in the Gath year OF his age
Funeral private. Burial at Woodlawn'
! CALnW ELI=At her residence. SO Ware,
p'ac" Mnntclair. \. T., Saturday pscer,
ber II, 1920. Jane r. wife of H.. LA.
John c. Caldwell. Philadelphia paper
please copy.
CKElGHION-May Jordan. beloved wifi.
Of Roy l. Crcig hton. on December a,
her late residence. Malbs Drive Maiba
l.. l. Services Monday. December IL n
st. Barthol olomew's Church, Elmhurst
l.. L. at 0 n. IN.
Du uNsFATTEK-On December O. August
aged 20 years Funeral services at hi.
late residence. ll2lS seth ave, Richmonc
liin sunday, Decenbcr H. 3 p. ,n In.
terment Maple Grove Cemetery.