Evening journal., 1920-09-27
new HOSPITAL
NOW ASSURED
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The definite date has not been select.
ed and wili be announced later. The
celebration is expected b. be one OF
the greatest JOY nights in the history
or Wilmington. for not until then will
any OF those connected with the ba-
zaar, from the chairman, Mrs. Albert
Robin, TO the workers themselves
know Just how much has been raised
nor The maintenance and equipment OF
the cityS new contagious disease hos
pltal. The enthusiasm which is eX-
pected 20 be aroused at that time viii
doubtless burst bounds for The first
rough estimate OF the net profits from
fhe bazaar as made public by the
chairman seem 10 be entirely too con
ser,ative.
Rivalry between the various booth
and supper committees between now
and the time OF IN esupper is eX-
pected TO result In the increasing OF
the amounts raised by the various
committees during the bazaar for
there is much doubt and speculation
as TO which committee shall have the
honor OF heading a list OF result get
ting teams by the amount OF money
raised. one booth committee, for in
stance, that is known 10 have cleared
more than 81 900 from the bazaar,
after all expenses are deducted, Is
likely 10 increase its contribution to
at least 5000 before its report is
made so that II can stand the best
possible chance OF heading the list or
result-gettlng committees.
This will all assist materially in
making a reality OF the bazaar man
agements goal OF SjOOOO for the new
contagious disease hospitals equip
It.N. rnEFfIf nF
this undertaking.
The management Of the p. and s.
Hospital had acquired. with a d0na-
tion OF $4,000 given by friend OF
one OF the doctors, the site and first
building for the new contagious dis
ease hospital before the bazaar OPEN
cd In order TO start The institution,
however. they had Ia be obtained for
equipment and maintenance until
such time as the city would either
take over the Institution or start a
municipal hospital. which, from pres
ent Indications, will he not within
flve years, at least. So the bazaar
was held
As a result, II is expected that be-
/ fore the year is out $4,000 will have
come In hand as an outgrowth OF the
bazaar The chalrmans flrst estimated
Of the net profits from the booths
and suppers alone was $1,000 but this
| amount appears, only one day later
| 10 have been quite underestimate d
| Beside this 10 is expected that a hos
phal wing will be constructed by one
0f The organ zaliOns iha. preferred tC
do its part in this way, at an estl-
mated cost OF $4,000 The Jewish
residents have pledged $1,000 10 star
with TO establish a Jewish unit anC
there Is a contribution Of 50 600 Of
/ fered conditional upon the raising OF
the $4,000. While the goal is moi
reached. n Is expected by the time OF
The coming jubilee dinner IL Will b,
In sight, at least
Mrs. A. Robin. general chairman. 4
/ delighted With the SUCCESSFUL out
come She said:
where a lodge or other organfza-
biOn wants 10 equip room. that room
Win be known as the lodges room
and year by year that particular
lodge will maintain its room and ado
TO IT, " II so desires: likewise witt
the church denominations that have
combined 10 give suppers-they cal
furnish, equip and maintain room.
"A stan OF physicians VIII he ap
pointed and after The building ha
been gone over carefully and its M
equipment decided upon a meebn
win De held with the chairmen Of ih
various ORGANIZATIONS. and each on
ganization. accord ng tO the amour
u has 10 spend. will select us I'm
derlakng"
The Alert Branch ~ the Interns
tiOnal Sunshine Society, which ha
the white Elephant" booth. had
very strenuous and successful weel
Mrs. John lie Carpenter. the gener.
chairman, and the various captain
and aids strained every effort 10 mal
sufficient sum at this booth b. ful
nish a Sunshine room.
The Sunshine doll, donated by Lii
pincott and Company. was given h
Mrs. Charles f. Slocomh the beaut
ful name OF Elizabeth Ann which W;
In honor OF Mrs Elizabeth Ann WI
son, president OF the Alert hranc
The prize fell 30 Mrs B. n. Bogia. i3
West Thirteenth street
The Nictrola donated by ROhel,
also proved very great drawir
card.
The branch has been working vel
n hard that every school child in O
> city may have an opportunity 20 d
! nate a dime towards the new no
Z pital and receive a p and s. hutto
, This opportunity will he given d
= children during this week.
y The fruit booth conducted ny q
n italian committee was lone Of d
I. most successful stands at the bazai
> This committee met after the ham
IT az The, home OF the chairman,
l. Charles B. Leone, and will be reai
" TO make a complete and splendid 7
a port when The reports OF the 9th
N committees are made.
No awards have been made as yet
= the Eden electric washing machi
p and the Iloosier kitchen cabinet. n
s, reason Ks that not all those who n
Al books have made reports. The awar
+ will be announced later. \Nath
le Miller, OF Miller Brothers COmpai
" who donated the kitchen cabinet, D
p agreed TO take 10 back 10 the shore
h the firm and store it until the ava
is made and the same sort Of Of
has been made by the Electric @,
tracing Company, which donated I
washing machine. What Is said
~ these two awards Is also true
N awards Of smaller articles. Announ
ment Will be made in the newspap
as soon as the outcome is decided
EXPECT NEW PASTOR FRWA'
y, Special 20 The Evening Journal
u DOVER. sept. 27.-The Rev. Roy
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