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Chicago, with the constitution, by-laws and charter. (1917)

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Identifier: annualreportofpr35pres
Title: Annual report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the city of Chicago, with the constitution,
by-laws and charter.
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago
Subjects: Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago History 19th century Presbyterian
Hospital of the City of Chicago History 20th century Presbyterian Hospital of the City of
Chicago. Ladies Aid Society Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago. School of Nursing
Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago. Womans Auxiliary Board Presbyterian Hospital of
the City of Chicago. Womans Board Rush University Medical Center. Womans Board History
19th century Rush University Medical Center. Womans Board History 20th century Women
Societies and clubs Chicago Chicago (Ill.)
Publisher: Chicago, Illinois : Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago Shepard
Contributing Library: Rush University
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois
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THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL BUILDINGS IN 1900 THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUALREPORT
OF THE WOMANS AUXILIARY BOARD OF THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITALOF THE CITY
OF CHICAGO For the Year Ending December 31, 1917 35 WOMANS AUXILIARY BOARD
OFFICERS HONORARY PRESIDENT Mrs. McCormick HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENTS Mrs.
Timothy B. Blackstone Mrs. John C. Grant Mrs. William Blair Mrs. Ernest A. Hamill PRESIDENT
Mrs. David W. Graham, 684 Irving Park Blvd. Telephone Wellington 8901. VICE-PRESIDENTS
Miss Helen V. Drake, 2114 Calumet Ave. Mrs. Octavius S. Newell, Lake Forest, 111. Mrs.
William Chalmers Covert, 4108 Grand Mrs. C. K. Pomeroy, 26 East Huron St. Blvd. Mrs. John
Timothy Stone, 866 Lincoln Pkwy. Mrs. Henry M. Curtis, 5001 Dorchester Ave. Mrs. John C.
Welling, 920 Lincoln Pkwy. Mrs. Albert M. Day, Lake Forest, 111. Mrs. Charles Fred Wishart,
1823 Prairie Ave. Mrs. A. B. Dick, 1550 North State Pkwy. Mrs. C. L. Bartlett, 61 East Oak St.
RECORDING SECRETARY Mrs. C. F. Childs, Lake Forest, Illinois. CORRESPONDING SE
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Identifier: annualreportofpr35pres
Title: Annual report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the city of Chicago, with the constitution,
by-laws and charter.
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago
Subjects: Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago History 19th century Presbyterian
Hospital of the City of Chicago History 20th century Presbyterian Hospital of the City of
Chicago. Ladies Aid Society Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago. School of Nursing
Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago. Womans Auxiliary Board Presbyterian Hospital of
the City of Chicago. Womans Board Rush University Medical Center. Womans Board History
19th century Rush University Medical Center. Womans Board History 20th century Women
Societies and clubs Chicago Chicago (Ill.)
Publisher: Chicago, Illinois : Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago Shepard
Contributing Library: Rush University
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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R. Beach, Mrs. AliceK. Blair, Miss Frances R. Keep and Mr. William F. Keep in memory of
theirbrother. The Antoinette K. Dangler Room, endowed by the Estate of Mrs. CharlesI. Dangler.
Anna B. Foote Averell Room, endowed by Anna F. Grant in memory ofher aunt. The Byron L.
Smith Room, endowed by his sons. The Frederick W. Crosby Room, endowed by his bequest.
The William Stanley North Memorial Room, endowed by Mrs. WilliamStanley North. The Dwight
Lawrence Room, endowed by Mrs. Edward F. Lawrence. The Thomas S. Kirkwood Room,
endowed by his bequest. The S. W. and F. H. Rawson Room, endowed by Frederick H.
Rawson. The Emma McCormick Smith Room, endowed by Madame McCormick. The Albert A.
Sprague Room, endowed by his bequest. The Eugene S. Pike Rooms, endowed by Mrs.
Eugene S. Pike, Eugene R.Pike, Charles B. Pike and William W. Pike. The Mrs. James M.
Walker Room. The Mary Raynolds Black Room, endowed by her sister, Elizabeth HarrisBlack.
The Mary Rose Harris Room, endowed by her request. 16
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The Chicago Cultural Center, also known as the Chicago Public Library, Central Building, is a
Chicago Landmark building that houses the citys official reception venue where the Mayor has
welcomed Presidents and royalty, diplomats and community leaders. The building is a
testament to the foresight of Chicagos turn of the (20th) century cultural leadership. Originally
the central library building, it was converted to an arts and culture center at the instigation of
Commissioner of Cultural Affairs Lois Weisberg.
As the nations first free municipal cultural center, the Chicago Cultural Center is one of the
citys most popular attractions and is considered one of the most comprehensive arts
showcases in the United States. Each year, the Chicago Cultural Center features more than
1,000 programs and exhibitions covering a wide range of the performing, visual and literary arts.
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