Evening journal., 1922-10-05
GIVE PRIZES TO
HOMEO. BABIES
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Day rally stressed the important
part which the Homeopathic Hos
pital has played in the development
OF Wilmington. and urged all pres
ent to support the hospital in the
forthcoming campaign for pledges.
DR. Clarence Bartlett, OF Hahnemann
College. Philadelphia. stated that
Wilmington's Homeopathic Hospital
has standing which entities its in
ternes to recognition and credits in
Pennsylvania.
Former Mayor Howell summed up
strlkingly when he said:
Twenty eight hundred children
have been born in the Homeopathic
OF many a Delaware town" He told
OF one woman who travelled 5000
miles in order that her baby might
be born in that hospital.
Mayor Harvey said he recalled
the founding OF the Homeopathic
Hospital and called upon his hear
ers 10 support the campaign.
The Mayor was particularly hap
by in the warding OF the prizes to
the babies. especially when two boys
In one years winners happened to
bear the names OF Roy" and "Har-
vey" The first OF these was Roy
Keith, whose name was drawn from
tho 1920 box. but who. being
twin. had 10 share HIS trophy with
his brother, Ralph.
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the afternoon was the music furnish
ed by the Groll String Quartet. This
included lullabies. nursery music and
tunes that were attractive TO the
grown-ups as we'll as children. This
was particularly true with the varl-
Gus nursery songs. While the lit |
tie guests OF honor were singing their |
accompaniments to the orchestra /
music, n large number OF grown-ups
were heard singing the refrains OF
such old favorites as 'Rock-a-Bye 1
Baby" and London Bridge"
While numerous gifts were given
to the prize winning babies, all the
hundreds OF children who were pres
ent were presented with colored bal
looms. All these toys displayed the
slogan "I am a Homeopathic Hos
pital Baby"
Among the children at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. who were present
were:
Glass OF 191S-Harry G.. Bethards.
Jr., Henry NJ. T. Harris, Margaret
Hawke, Elizabeth McCleary.
Glass 1919-Rea Winkler, Flea
more C. Hunsbury, Benjamin RlIIam-
mltt. Marvin l.. Garyantes. Audrey
Garyantes. Mary Eastman. II.
Prentiss, James IL. Scott,
Helen A. Pritchett, John T. Burlin,
Willard II. Rutter, Jacqueline Fox
well, Esther A. Hogy. Herbert T
weldin, stephen r. Jackson. Elma
Parker.
Glass OF 1919-George II. Greiner,
Jr., Mildred l.. Neal, Marion r. Nc
Cool. Lorraine weldin. Harlan Z. n
wilson. Harry T. Rickenback, Jr.,
Betty Way, Lenne Thomas, Jr.
George Elliott, Francis j. McClos- ,
xey, Jr., NJ. Virginia Anderson.
Bertha Doris Toy, Elizabeth Hughes.
Elizabeth T. Beswick. Edward Mil
er Davis. Edna A. Faucet. Clayton
IL w AAEQAit A4AAh10NA h'AAAAls faAAh .
Lennon. Jr., Virginia l.. Istendarp,
lane Mathewson. Oayk A. Murphy.
Nary Dorothy Hawke, Wilbur II. }
3roome. Alfred S. Taylor. June1a. /.
Margaret Mockerlng. Eleanor Neal,
rine T.. Barry.
Glass of 1920-Clyde p. Johnson, :
dary T.. Hanna. Virginia E. Nc
)owald, Joseph r. Beswlck, Gladys
;. Lamborn, Josiah II. Bethards, .
elizabeth +. Murphy Charlotte /. /
fountz. Grace L. Conway. Allen II. u
.lexander, Dorothy Il. Thompson.
Elizabeth f. Warren, Virginia +.
yealey, Alice e. Council. Ada NJ. /
Valhng, Norman V. Sharp, Jr.. Geo.
Iarvey McAllister. Roy e. Keith.
'harles Logan, Isabel d. Althorse, -
lnna Barry. Roy Barry, Charles A.
selville. Jr.. Willard W. Scott, Anna n
4. Reardon, Janet NJ. Balster. NIL /
red I. Wimbrow, Charles r. Shan
ION. Ernest f. Dresh, Ralph A. c
Keith. William f. McCool. Hazel f.
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