The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-16

obeyed the orders of the prescription TO a
dot. Shaw's orchestra enlivened the occa-
sion with some of their choicest selections.
The following was the
PRESCRIPTION:
R.
Green Turtle Soup,
Red Snapper stuffed with fine herbs.
Small Potatoes Hollandaise.
Cucumber Salad.
Broiled Spring Chicken.
Saratoga Potatoes.
French Peas.
Claret Punch.
Tenderloin Steak with Mushrooms.
Saratoga Potatoes.
Broiled Plover. Maitre de Hotel.
Lobster Salad. Chicken Salad.
NeapOIitan Ice Cream.
StraWberrl and Cream.
Assorted Cake Edam Cheese.
Fruits French Coffee.
On each plate was package, put up in
the shape of a powder, in which receipt
printed in Latin was folded, containing
also little card bearing the inscription,
after Dinner Prescription" being pro-
gram of the toasts. After the last vistage
of the dose had vanished, the POSTMASTER,
Dr. Fabrique, called upon DR.. j. S. Foote
to reply to the toast, Our guests have as
sembled, Let US be merry" His speech
received a merry welcome and during the
course of his remarks made some clever
hits.
The Arion quartette, consisting of
Messrs. George Hammann, j. B. Shields,
r. Smythe and B. B. Hull, delighted the
feasters with some of their superb singing.
They were at their best and were fire.
quently encored.
The following toast were replied to:
"When my cue comes call me and / will
answer''-Dr. Lindsay.
''Where the goat is tied she must brouse"
DR. NJ. B. Ward.
prosperity pays every man his honor"
DIR. w. A. Phillips.
"What are we the better for all this?"-
DR. Brown.
Several impromptu speeches were made
by N. W. Levy and others. The feast
continued until al early hour and every
one was as merry as could be. The COM
mittee who made the arrangements for the
banquet, deserve due praise for the splen-
did success which crowned their efforts.
Those present were the following gentle
men.
Willis H. Davis, A. E. Remic, Mr.. Rob
inson, Geo Hammann, j. b. Shields, *.
Smyth, B. B. Hull, J. B. Carey, Dr. Cox,
Mr. Aloe, Mr.. Jacobs, 81. II. Hettinger,
DIR. Drake Mr.. Hazelton, DR.. Neiswanger,
Mr. Harkrader, Mr.. Stephenson, Mr.. j. G.
Hartell. agent; A II. Fabrique, j. S.
Foote J. T. Oldham, Z. B. Alien, q. G.
Purdue, g. NJ Bibhee, c. +. McAdams,
C. G. Mccullough, E. f. Hamilton, w. Z
Shasted, l. r. Wilson,-E. B. Rentz, Giles
Davis, J. T. Hoffman, p. d. St. John, Dr.
Granger. l. H. Hettincer, ]. w. Temple
| ton. H. w. Huffman, D, d. Leahey,
B.. f. Dippy, W. S. Lindsay, J. L. Minney,
! A. A. Ward, o. B. Whittecar, c. S.
Bowers. u. +. DAYTON, J. T. Scott, Mrs.
| Harkrader. A. c. Graves, w. f. Guthrie;
W. A. Phillips, Sallna; w. 5. Mendenhall,
Winfield; S. 7. Shelly, Mulvane; 5. q.
Grant, Kansas City, Mo; n ID Ward, l..
A. Buck, L. B. Payne, T. H. Hall, l.. j..
| Jones. Mamie Stephens, c. J. Calender,
| A, H Cordier A n. Perkins, F. c. Herr,
! c. c. Uhls T. E. Liggett, q. g. Longhead
! j. w Porter, c. II. Shriner, I. W. Bailey,
| w. X. Harris, c. Klippel, A c. Flack,
! s. W. Splitter. G. A Loose, W. L. McNey,
f. B Browne. H. f. Hissem, A. A. Phil
! lips, George Emerson, c. NJ Holcomb, II,
! T. Homaday, L. A Mum. c. Sprunce, S.
J, Guy. A NJ Adams. J. W. Crowley, 4,
Makemsen. II. c. Tucker, r. Burnes, j. A.
| Mitchell. w O. Barnett. Eugene X. Ship
pen, J. T. Axtell. w. c. Nolder. j. d.
| Hamilton. J. s. Nave \. Z. Niederlander,
J. W. Paris. W. a Thomas W. ". Spears,
Judge c. Reed, Judge J. NJ. Bslderson,
Judge 7. B. Wall, NJ VI. Murdoch. Ben
Aldrch, George Blackwelder, George
Rouse, Sr., n L. Pierce, J. NJ.
Allen, J. +. Hallowen, Charles Walker.
W. j. Rolbrook, Gus Saur, r. Mathews,
II. L. Smithson. Charles Case, Daniel
Young, Col Iunes. Frank Smith, NJ.
! Stewart. \. w Oliver, Major Powell,
George Knorr. Ed O'Bryan, c. E. Potts,
/ L. D. Skinner, ]. Q. Davidson, NJ. ".
Levy, a. : Muusou, Charles Lawrence, Z.
Vail, NJ J. Oliver, J. P. Allen, Joseph
! Miller, c. VI. Jones. Mr.. Cole, A. ".
Biting, c. W. Biting, F. W. Oliver,
c. Dunbar. W. Osborn. f.
IF. Dickson. W H. Livingston,
| John {. Derst, Thomas q. Fitch +. 4.
Bleekley, James Garnan, L. Tapping.
| William Kendrick, Fred Mccoy, w. d.
/ Murdoch. w. d Mccormick. j. I. Potter,
o. 3. Stocker. Kos. Harris, r. r. Nermil-
lion, q NJ Dickson, A. B. Crawford. John
J. Mcnamara, George Bergman, Dr.. Ne
Cuntock. Bert Allison. Frank Redfield
". 3. VIM, Mr. Powell, Ed. Carter, Will
Bailey. Mr. Dawson, B. Hoffman,
.. NJ. Phillips, Harry Gordon, John
Ha,ne. Fred Bently, c. V. Fergu
son, J. Johanten. Charles T. Sharp
W. H. Boone. A (. Walker, c. E. Owen,
| Russell Harding, Mr. CLOSER, Mr.. Davis
c. :. Hougland, J. J. Houston, +. Logan,
Fred Huttig, NJ. Cave, f. l. Durkee. A s
Forker. Jerome Turley. Il. l. Hamilton
J. A. Mulnolland, II. B. Goldsmith, J. F
Mcmillan, J. NJ. Hamilton, l. y. RAIN,
W. L. johnson, J. Wolf, Ed Seikman. Mr..
Anderson, Chas. Frank, \. Goldstandt,
Gerald Volk, Thomas Shaw.
The twenty-fifth annual session OF the
Kansas Medical society was conceded q
grand success by all who attended. Some