Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-22
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gether with the Chapel, the gift OF
Adolph Lewisohn OF New York. The
| Women's Pavilion was renamed the
| Seraphine pisko building last June In
honor of one efficient executive sccre-
inry.
Educational and Social Service Activity
The primary mission Of the National
Jewish Hospital was TO give the poor,
absolutely without cost. the same op-
portunity The rich enjoy In our health
restoring climate. but the character of
our patients soon convinced MS how In
complete would be the work, II after
having improved the patient by having
graduated his disease, he were sent
out uneQuippcd into the world Many
were comparatively recent immigrants.
/ unfamiliar with our native tongue. and
the great majority were accustomed to
vacations which they could not follow
without imminent danger Of relapse.
The Jos. y. Sinoenberg Memorial
A heInest Of Joseph +. Shoenberg,
formerly Of Denver aud later Of New
Shocnberg and Mrs. Harmon August
to build a ella ssic, whiteslone struc-
ture rs a monument to their beloved
husband and father. \ graded school
under qualified teachers, holds ses-
sions in spacious rooms and the pa
tients engerly avail themselves of its
opportunities. Little children already
Handicapped by illness, no longer carry
the additional weight of enforced back
wardness. and men and women are
given the incentive to fit themselves
for vocations otherwise beyond their
reach. Besides. the Trade Schools
! established In the Shoenberg Mcmor-
ial. enables patients to substitute for
4 their old indoor employment. new
outdoor pursuit which will insure
permanency Of benefits received. tlasses
have been organized in electric wiring,
telegrnphy. typewriting stenography,
book keeping. tailoring and women are
given special instruction in Domestic
Science. Moreover the JOS. l.. Shoen-
berg Memorial is recrentional center
containing II carefully selected library
of four thousand volumes with II large
reading and writing room, II recreation
hall for various games. II small the
atre with moving picture machine,
phcnogrnph. player piano, a stage f.r
lectures, concerts and theaticals THIS
is no mere luxury: entertainment and
trecreation are at least ns essential for
the health and happiness of the sick
as for the sound. and contribute great
/ ly 10 the cheerful atmosphere and
kindly spirit which characterizes the
/ National Jewish Hospital. And what
merits special mention and hearty com
mendaton is the fact that all of this
dollars expense 10 the institution. Mr..
aud Mrs. Harmon August have endowed
The Joseph T.. Shoenberg Memorial.
The Grabfelder Medical Building and
Research Department
The Grabfelder Medical Building is
the gift of Samuel Grabfelder. who
was our beloved president for twenty
years, aud who now looks down upon
MS from the realms Of light and life
eternal. II contains the offices of the
Secretary and Medical Superintendent,
thcDrug Department. the N-Ray room
and Laboratory and the Research De
parimeut The Research Department
issues annual volumes Of medical re
search aud has facilities for chemical.
bacteriolosist and pathological work.
It tests existing therapeutic measures
and is working 10 discover more eff
. poSail!r. u cure
The Fofheimer Chiidren's Pavilion
The HOfheimer Childrcn's Pavilion
was built four years ago by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Hofheimcr. II has all the
facilities of a modern sanutorium. Tho
children are entirely separated from
1 adults They have their own dining
/ room, kitchen. gymnasium, play grounds
with matrOnS and nurses on duty day
and night OF The hundreds Of chill
I drcn in an stages Of tuberculosis
/ treated In the hospital, not one ms
/ suffered Il permanent relapse. All
normal. cmaciarcd, crippled, imdridden
. little tots have been restored tu hap
/ pncSS aud perfect health
I The Louis d. Beaumont Home for
Nurses
The Louis u. beaumont Home for
/ Nur.rs was erected three years ago
by Louis - beaumont in memory Of
his son, dudley II has all the com
/ fort, NJ II great modern home with
beautifully furnished rooms. sun par
l"rs. reception rooms and n ball room.
II {, an ideal place for the rest aud
recreation of the nurses after the work