New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
DRUGEXPERTS ATTHE BOARD
ANNUAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY DINNER
A JOLLY EVENING At DELMoNIcos-soME OF
THOSE PEI sENT.

A JOLLY EVENING At DELMoNIco's-soME OF
THOSE PRESENT.
The College Of Pharmacy Of the City Of New York
gave it, sixyhird annual dinner last evening at Del
monico's. Nearly 200 covers were laid In the large
dining-room At the guest table were seated > W.
Fairchild president Of the college; Dr. D. d. o.
John Roosa. Professor J. p. Remington, OF Phadei-
plia: DR.. :. O. Nanderpoel. George Massey ~. J'
echefeln DR.. Henry II. Rusby the Rev c. H. Kirby
Dr. CYRUS Edison. Dr. Virgil Coblentz, Commissioner
A. b. Tappen william II. Wickham, Charles A. Reed
b. r. Fairchild and p W. Bedford At the other tables
we're
John Peters. Robert J. Scahury f. W. Dusenoufy'
] E. Dibblc J. G.. Shaw. H. Y. Fraser J. T. Young IT,
Charles John II. Stead. o. H. Jadwiu o. C. Ven
mann II. u. Harding benjamin Lilhrd. T. l. oulh"'
T. NJ Edwards H. Foster. G. Il. Sanford. Charles he''
nandez Dr. Il. g. Eccles. w H. Ebbctt +. o. warner
G. w. Dare A. A. Jackson DR.. {. w. BRUNEI 'iaN
Monteser John Pfeincr. T.. Fuhr. w. 4. Dewender H.
y. Fraser W. l.. vcnnsrd D. Costello, T. W. Norus, H.
Walwortl r. J. Macmalcn f. Chids. +. r.. Moore W. T.
SNOW c. II. White. w. J. Eyas.. i. II. Price ~ r.
Mcintyre II. J. - HALL d. Grratd. \. II. Hail. r. Is.
Tuthin. +. st. J. Birett. John weand, DR. o. y. Harr
son. H. :. Miles. w. :. Rocky, q. C. Colehuer'
J. Mlhau, +. \. Hyand, j. Hnwley, H. rurrill. H. W
o Neil, 4. ". Cox {. F. Mayer, H. . po''enc'
j. Nlven Hegenan, Dr. Townshend. j. w fetfih' <"
Kemp jr., W. Black IT,, DR.. Doty, George Saoury, -
Oehler. George Ferguson IT. j. Barnaoy Chares n''c'
Theodore weichcr, DR.. r. Hoffman, j. WILKINSON ~
Buckley, g. W. Kenot, w. b. woolley l.. kcy'er'
c. o. Bigelow C. II. schumar. w. II. Ebbitt f. Fender
j. Is. Laurence. William NJ Massey. H. Ia Butler T. T.
Reed A. A.. Kcrley a. 4. Merritt. W. f. Gareles W. H.
BOYD q. II. williamson, J. Y. folsom H. f. Piummer'
p H. TAYLOR Dr. T.. Burton. NJ. G.. Foster o. " Nason'
Dr. H. T. slller, w. 4. higway. l.. Mcintyre jr.'
Gnstave Transporter. O.. Amend. H. Paepke, I. Louis.
C. f. Kesslcr. C. schurr. Tscheppe, G. Reinsched'
C. F. Schcussner +. M,nanus II. Schmd. w. Gregorius.
II Reinlodt c. RI gnault s. J. Bcndiner. Dr. d. Pings
ton j. Weber. Il. H. Lutkin, o. Krauser, H. ka?p.
S. Mannheim o. Krces William scholles o. J. 'irinin d.
Pcala G. Goetng, o Cot, V. Kastka. r. Amend ~
Elmer. Dr. o. Maier.
The Committee OF Arrangements consisted II William
NJ Massey chairman: j. Nvcn Hegeman Thomas F.
Main. W. l.. Vcnnar. Gustave Transporter. Samuel J.
Bcndincr, Il. T. Farchild.
President Farchild delivered interesting address.
in which he related the history and growth OF the
college. referring he went along. TO Its bestimoWn
patrons, the mention OF who's" names WIS re
ceved with hearty applause, showing appreciation OF
their services Among Other things Mr.. Fairchild
said: "This college has been foremost In securing
proper legislation for the pmcucc OF pharmacy and
has been especially instrumental In keeping II from
subscrviency TO political purposes; and the BoaN
OF Pharmacy IS practically elected from members OF
the college. The college, now absolutely without
debt. owns property which It Is proposed to dispose
Of and acquire site equally desirable, ut saving OF
from 10000 to $4,000. With this capital and with
the assistance may reasonably hope TO receive We
sln Dc able to carry project TO successful con-
Clu>ion.
II the College or fhaTindcN OF inc wy Va
New York which first called attention I'm 1eiS IN tho
serious results OF the Of drugs O poor quality, w.
ccvcd from abroad, aud II its president, john
Mlhau. who urged the movement which resulted IN
securing the passage Of the law through Congress In
that year which first prohibited drugs from being
brought into this country without being examined as
to their quality In the enforcing Of this law the aid
Of this college requisite to the Government In
fixing the standard of quality and In carrying out
this our college sought conference with delegates
from the other colleges. TIL, conference In lr1l.
led 10 another meeting In Philadelphia IA Iro2. and
thus Id Ia the formation Of the American lnarma.
ccutlCai Association. when ha- now scientific ana
practical record which marks II ono ~ the most
The reading OF Mr. Fairchild'> Instructive address
WI, listened with the utmost att 'ntlon from De
gnnife cId. at il olce three cheers were pr"
posed for him. and every one present arose ana IT,
spondcd heartily. $50
Their, wcr. no regular tOat.. but DR.. ID. II. It.
John Roosa spoke cntcrtaningy Invitation Of Prs
dent Fafrchild. He introduced many pleasing and
humorous anecdotes, but speaking seriously he Alludnd
OF his own but In words which indicated that neither
wa, appreciated at IL irtl worth. DR.. EOOsa ap
piled clustc 10 the paper profession. but 10
mixed with sAlve that ~ did not burn severely
lie seemed TO think that not quite enough attention was
Gwen H. 1t to matters pertaining to the medical
profession. He candidy admitted. however. that al
though he was not journalist IN charge OF daily
metropolitan new. paIcF the reason I'm all prob
ability that more extended references 81 other morr
lively subjects best calculated tn sell the papers
j. Page, who expected to be present ana
spcak detained OF Illness md sent his
regrets. Joseph T. Rcming tOn. Of Philadelphia, took
his place. and gave interesting talk on Sibiccts OF
general interest 20 the profession.