The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-02

The second annual dinner given
by the directors of the Cambridge
Maryland Hospital to the members
of the staff was held last night at
the Parish House being served by the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Hospital
assisted by the wives of the local
physicians.
Judge W. Laird Henry, chairman
of the board of directors, was toast
master and short addresses We're
made by number of physicians and
directors. After the guests had
gathered at the festive board the
Rev. William Dunbar Gould inyok-
ed the Divine blessing upon the
meeting after which the dinner OF
the kind that has made the Eastern
Shore of Maryland famous, was serV-
ed, the menu being
Fried Chicken, Tongue, Early
Peas. New Potatoes tcreamed'
Maryland Biscuits, Olives, Pickles.
Crab Salad, Coffee. Saltines, Straw
berry Ice Cream, Home Made Cake,
Sailed Nuts and MINIS.
+, After the dinner had been served
the toast master called upon the fol
lowing gentlemen who responded
with short addresses: DR.. Bring
hurst. of FELTON, Del; DR.. Brice w.
Goldsborough; Dr. Edward f. Lam
kin, of Vienna; Dr. Kemp Jefferson,
of fredericksburg; Dr. Eldredge E.
Wolff, DR.. Guy Steele; Governor
Harrington Messrs. George W.
Woolford and John G. Mills and Miss
Estelle Dawson, superintendent OF
the Hospital. Governor HalrlnS-
ton in his address paid tribute to
the splendid work that is being az
complished at the Hospital under the
very able supervision of Miss DaW
son, assisted by Miss Wood and call
ed attention to the fact that the d.
rector have been greatly impressed
with the benefits that have bee mob
tanned as the result of the fine CO
operation that exists at the Hospital.
Dr.. Goldsborough spoke of the
value of the Hospital to the COM
munity, stating that while the aver
age person, who never has occasion
to 20 TO Hospital, or whose inter
est is the result of some one person
being there has no idea of the work
that a Hospital does yet if such per
sons would visit the Hospitals free
wards just once 4 week for a PERIOD
of a month or so they would be as
founded by the number OF eases that
are treated in those wards alone.
There are, the doctor said hundreds
OF cases every year treated IN TINS
one portion of the Hospital and the
value to the community of this treat
ment cannot be estimated in dollars
and cents While a small portion OF
almost every community may be aDle
to send their loved ones to large
city Hospital for treatment probably
nine-tenths of the people cannot at
ford to do so.
Mrs. John E. Croft, accompanied
by Prof. Dilkes, delighted the guests
with number Of solos during the
evening.
Those attending were: Drs.
Thomas Lynch Coll, John Mace, M.
Duke Smith, E. A. Jones. Brice w.
Goldsborough, Guy Steele. E. e.
Wolff. J. K. Shriver and P. E,
Hines, all of Cambridge; DR.. Bring
hurst, of FELTON,, Del; DR.. G. Roger
Myers. Hurlock; DR.. Francis Janney.
Baltimore; DR.. Cecil Vest, Balti-
more; DR.. Kemp Jefferson Federals-
burg; DR.. Edward E. Lamkln,
Vienna; DR.. E. r. Osler, Galestown;
DR.. R. L. Linthicum. Church Greek;
DR.. L. G. Frazier, Hurlock. Miss
Estelle Dawson, Superintendent ans
Miss Wood assistant superintendent,
Governor Harrington, Judge Henry
Col. Phillips John G. Mills, George
W. Woolford, James NJ. Robertson
and Milford Nathan, directors.
The dinner was served by Mrs.
George w. Woolford, chairman COM
mittee, assisted by Mrs. John G.
Mills Mrs. Henry Lloyd, Sr., Mrs.
Lloyd Webster, Mrs. James M. Rob
ertson. Mrs Calvert Leonard. Mrs.
Russell P. Smith, Mrs. John W.
Fletcher, Mrs. Harry Brannock, Miss
Charlotte G. Henry and Mrs. B. W.
Goldsborough, Mrs. John Mace, Mrs.
E. A. Jones Mrs. ]. K. Shriver. Mrs.
f. E. Wolff and Mrs. NJ Duke Smith.