New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-06
WE'LL, WHAT'S IN 4 NAMEf
DISCUSSING THE USE OF THE WORE
DOCTOR
A MERRY DINNER OF THE POSTGRADUATE MEDr.
CAL SCHOOL AND HosPITAL-soME
OF THE SPEAKERS.

CAL SCHOOL AND HosPITAL-SoME
OF THE SPEAKERS.
member OF the faculty Of the New.York Post
Graduate Medical school and Hospital has well de-
scrbed the object Of the institution in he following
words: I've don't make any doctors. Va
try TO improve their quality The NerYork Post.
Graduate Medical school has been successful In
its few years OF existence that the faculty,
like other prosperous bodies has established tile
tom Of giving an annual dinner In the promotion Of
good fellowship aud good work The fifth. which
was held at the Hotel Brunswick last evening, was
presided over by Dr. d. b. ,s'. John Roosa The
president OF the school, and there a large ara
enthusiastic attendance Of doctors and their friends.
Among those present were the Rev. Dr.. Wesley x.
Davis, Professor A. Smi h, OF Bellevue College Pro-
fessor George Henry Fox. Of the College Of PhySi.
clans and Surgeons, who IS also
director OF the POSTGRADUATE school, the Rev. Dr. sat
terlee. Commissioner H. H. Porter, Logan {. Murray,
Colonel Richard Irwin. Professor James f. Kelly,
F. X. G. s.; Cephas Brainerd, DR.. L. Bolton Bangs,
treasurer OF the school: DR.. c. C. Lee, Dr. stephen
smith Burt Dr. c. L. Dana. Dr. = d. Powell. the Rev.
Father Ducey. A. b. de Frece DR.. Edward Ker,h-
ncr, T. ;. n. Dr. Peter A. Callan, DR.. Daniel Lewis.
DIR. ". o. Moore, DR.. I. f. Kelly. DR.. B. McE En-
met Dr. d. L. ;. KILN. A. Richard Dr. e. c. Rice.
secretary Of the school: Father Warrck. DR.. Grcbel.
DR.. Taylor, DR.. Sweet. F. +. Farrell. DR.. Neumer Dr.
tuticF, Ut. Patterson. Dr. Bang, Df. y. IL. hlpleN,
g. r. Elliot, F. Tidcn Brown, &. \. PAYERS. Dr. Fer
1ison, DR.. Knight. DR.. Charles Il. Kelsey. A. u. Dud
ley, DR.. II. ". Wilcox, Dr. Wisner. W. a. Dayton,
Francis Walk, Or. Hanks, Dr. Graeme ". Hammond.
J. Il. Nilsen. \. NJ Phelps and DR.. Pitcher.
The chairman made reference 10 the sanding Of
medical and other professional men IN Newiork,
saying in part
excitement tonight because are called "doctors'
lie has just started the formation Of The sOety for
Tho lbfIi ~ he 10 M M
New York, with a great university Oh it, island with
more men studying medicine and the hundred sciences
combined. with more men n The un.
dergradaate colleges than in any town N
gai hered at Yale Harvard and Princeton combined,
with more journalists than anywhere except IN Lon
tonal Is alluded 70 at public dinners a. "A COM
mercia meropoi.. and the president OF one OF tns
have made up their minds that the way 10 distinction
in this country is through trade and commerce. and
not through The professions IT. may De- Gentlemen:
the old fellow said about the word Psyche. III Is q:
cording 10 the way you spell fish.' Laughter AID
lawynr care notsne whatever for the medical pro.
fessIon one way or the other and the members Of tho
Legislature care less and perhaps Dr. Dana' proposed
Dr. Rice the secretary announced that senator VIII.
lam II. Robertson had sent A letter regretfng hi,
inability % attend the dinner and talked OF III,
great Success and Of the present needs Of the school.
ot.so yd smith Prpo1tedr for nss Nsd a c2 PEE
Gradual, school, Logan &. Murray. who had to speak
for The City Of New York" remarled-" May ! ask.
soup" said somebody. in undertone. The Rev.
DR.. DAVIS responded for The Clergy Mr.. Branert
for The Law and Professor Kelly for The Medical
Profession Nr Dc Frcce tot the faculty that he hal
made arrangements with \. VI. Palmer. president ot
t Fp n yc 4cas 0 FOR the 6ne 81
Of the Post Graduate Hospital on condition that thrce
bed> should be maintained N the ho'puh IN pr
peiuity. and medicine and attendance provided Tor
the sick actors.