Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Hand-Book for Hospitals
Where new institutions are forming, it is not diffi cult so to plan the government as to include women representatives; and women themselves should be no longer content with visits of sympathy and the distribution of luxuries in hospitals, pleasant and acceptable as these offices are, or willing to limit their charitable service to the raising of money in the spending of which they have no part. Women of fortune, who give or bequeath large sums for the building or endowment of charities, make a mistake when they fail to secure to their own sex a voice in the management of such funds. Our public charitable institutions Show the need of better systems and more thorough supervision. Women may here well put to use on a wider scale.
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