The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-15
THE FACULTrs FAVORITR.
Reception or DR.. D. W. Yarnen, or
LOnlsyllle, Kentucky.
The Medical Faculty Of Dallas Honor
Their aaest, Their Profession
and Themselves Han.
Quei, Lecture ANA
Details.

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fandell, OF Louisville, Kentucky,
In our city yesterday, marked
quite an event In medical circles. Al
eight O'Clock yesterday morning, u
committee of physicians, consisting Of
Drs, a. A. Johnston, s. d. Thurston
aud IL. *. Leake, received tho dis
tlnguished gentleman and escorted
him to the LeGrande Hotel, where he
was permitted TO rest until eleven
o'clock, when he was formally no.
ceived, In the parlors Of the hotel, by
the Dallas Medical Faculty, being In
troduced by DR.. s. ID. Thulston In a
neat brief and complimentary address.
DR.. fandell replied, returning thanks
for the hospitable aud cordial recep-
ton rendered him. lie deprecated his
own merits, believing that much OF
the praise bestowed upon his skin
more properly belonged to his illustri-
Gus grandfather and father, both OF
whom were notable celebrities In the
medical profession OF the New World.
He referred briefly to his visit to Mar
shall and attendance on the recent
session OF the Texas State Medical
Association, aud was highly eulogistlc
In his remarks upon the personnel and
abilities of the delegates.
At the conclusion Of DR.. Yandell's
remarks, he engaged in social CONVEX
sation with members OF the faculty
until one o'clock, when dinner was an
nounced and the entire faculty, with
the invited guests, repaired to the
dining room and partook OF dinner,
of which the following is the
BILL OF FARE.
Soup-Chlcken, n In Wellington; German
broth.
Fish Baked Red, en- Contribution.
Boiled-P.anlinton Il Armour's sugar.
cured ham, corned beef, heart, tongue, leg of
mutton, caper sauce.
Roast-Ham, Champagne sauce; rock OF
pork; lamb, mint sauce; ribs OF beef, baron
chicken with dressing.
Cold--Mutton, corned beef, tongue, heart,
pressed beef.
Entrees-Llmb chops, with green peas;
brochetts of cllfs liver, sauce tomato; su. |
prien de Volatile, Ia Rachel; maccaroni, |
with Parmesoan cheese; mayonuise of lob
Sters, garn shed; chicken giblets, with dump |
lings; beef la mode, lu Toulouse.
Relishes-W worcestershire sauce, Imperial |
sauce, tomato catsup, onions, lettuce, Hal |
ford sauce, bird-eye pepper sauce, walnut |
catsup, cheese, Colman's French mustard,
cold siaw, Windsorshire sauce.
Negetables-Hominy, navy beans, barley, |
mashed potatoes, lima beans, rice, stewed
tomatoes.
Puddlngs-Baked custard, cabinet pud-
ding, cream sauce.
pie Jelly tarts, Persian tarnovers, pound |
sake, sponge cake, Jelly roll, bread and but
Ter pastry, fruit cake, King shoe strings,
chocolate silvered cake, sponge drops, Mer-
Jelllea and Creams--Straw berry Jelly,
emon Jelly, vanilla Jelly, vanil q ice-cream,
loafing island.
Dessert--oranges, prunes, raisins, apples,
igs, almonds, hlberts, green tea, Iced tea, |
,otfee, black tea, sweet milk, butter milk.
Toasts were drank to the health Of
he guests and appropriately respond
I'd to by DR.. Yandell. "To the Bar"
Governor Stockdale responded in a
lew happy remarks, as did DIR. Car
'ington ITO the Doctors of Virginia."
and DR.. Cornelius "To the City Physi-
,ian." Brief remarks were made by
Drs. f. Il. Hughes, l.. L. Locke, j. S.
Darlington, A. A. Johnston, NJ. A.
H X. LealSe, j. V. Childers,
6. A. Cutler, Mr.. James b. Simpson
and others.
At three o'clock, DIR. Yandell was es-
sorted to Odd Fellows Hall, where he
delivered a lengthy lecture on "Im-
Apparatus for Fractures"
which displayed deep and searching
study and a thorough acquaintance
with his subject. The lecture was list
ened to with marked attention by his
audience, who manifest.
ed their anxiety to lose none of Its de-
tails by the most close and interested
attention.
AT the close Of his lecture, DR.. Yam
dell was escorted back to the hotel,
and thence to the Pacific depot, where
he took the $40 train on his return
home. tettfy4
The reception was most fitting tri-
butte to deserving ability, and in thus
honoring their distinguished guest,
a.
the faculty of Dallas honored them
sci yes and their noble profession. To
the committee of arrangements, Drs.
Nv. Childers, l.. i. Locke, Il. w.
Wiley, s. ID. Thurston, +. f., Hughes,
J. X. Mcqueen, L. Elliott, II. X.
Leake, and A. A. Johnston, much |
credit is due,for the thorough and unos-
tentatious manner in which they dis
charged their duties. Among the
members of the faculty present were
the following well known physicians OF
the city: Drs. S. ID. Thurston, j. 5.
Darlington, F. o. Galloway, a. Z.
Graham, L. E. Locke, A. A. Johnston,
n w. Wiley, W. Fl. Sutton, r. w.
Allen. G. r. Wilcox, III. X. Leake, j.
A. Ewing, j. V. Childers, \. B. Ken
nedy, "a. NJ. Cornelius, +. =. Hughes
+ elliott, j. H. Gibbs, M. NJ. New
som and II. r. Boswell.
SUI The affair was most pleasant thr ,..h.
ont. and was heartily enjoyed " an
Urss a In addition to the fact that
+ showed the appreciation Of the
physicians Of Dallas for true o9 merit Ssns and
toOetber. in a social and friendly re-
union, men who work for q common
object-the benefit OF suffering human ~ "a, a.
ity, and THE HERALD trusts 'n n.,, ' ,hs
| innitial commingling may w p sD,, .nv
forerunner Of many that are to follow
In the future.