The morning call., 1894-06-05

Alfred Cleveland Cotton, CHICAGO; David
Conn, San Francisco; John d. Brumley, New
ark, N j.; Josiah f. CowleS, Los Angeles;
Frank b. Eaton Portland. Or; William Nj.
Billiard, Helena. Mont; n. Fred EiSsig, Spe-
kane, Wash; James S. Cameron. RED Bluff;
Brill, Los Angeles; Henry NJ Coe. Portland,
Or; Cephas L. Bard, Ventura; Robert Cell
man. Detroit Mich; Franklin T. Gal0ralth,
Pontiac, Mich; Thomas j. Barton, GAINESVILLE.
ONO; Benson Clarke Bellany,. COyeIo.
Cal; John Fife, Red Blum, Cal;
William E. Burtless ST; Clair, Mich;
Waterloo, Iowa; A. n. Collins. Detroit, Mich;
Thomas ID. Crorhers. Hartford, Conn; William
! Thomas Bishop, Harrisburg, Pa; Charles Il.
Greenleat, U. 5. Al William b. Rogers, Mem
phiS, Ienn.; n. L. Pearson, Chicago; George
ii. Powers, san francisco; II. W. Nemans, San
Francisco; Thomas Ross, Sacramento; j. Il.
Francisco; Thomas T. Stanton. CherilOn, Iowa;
j. Rosrnstern, san Francisco; Lucy NJ. WanZer,
San Francisco; Sampson Trask, San Francisco:
S. b. Richmond, Salinas; Allen Plerson, LiV-
ermOre; Frank 7. Wilson, San Francisco; Ar
thur i. Sobey, San Francisco; Isaac Rivas,
san Francisco; Allied w. Perry San Fran
cisco; Stanley Stillman, San Francisco; Henry
7. Newman. Chicago; James simpson. San
tr nciScO; L. Z. Tooley, WILLOWS; William j.
Younger, San Francisco; Charles w. Nutting,
Etua Mills; FREQ b. Sutherland. San francisco.
Brandt's orchestra played popular airs
in the rotunda during the registration and
informal rece ptlon, and afterward moved
into the south corridor near the ladies' re-
ception-rO0m, continuing their music,
while the members of the American Medi-
cal Editors Association staged" it at a
glorious banquet in Maple Hall, given by
K. L. Queen of this city.
Covers were laid for 200 and fully $50
of the men who publish the advances of
medicine and surgery to the world sat
down to the feast
DR.. Charles S. Hughes OF st. Louis,
! %to
Just after the caviare, introduced to those
present DR.. l. n. Love Of ST. Louis as
toast-masteT, assuring the guests that it
was only with the latter's assistance, COL
laborating with Shakespeare and Tom
Moore that the feast of reason TN the
menu cards had been gotten together.
SaDdwichcd between the pauDlele OF
salmon and the renaissance beef DR.. Love
gave il out that the tOasts would be in
formal in their recurrence. and that the
most distinguished speaker might find him.
self at any moment between the young
SQUAD and the punch. with only few mo-
ments to save himself.
And the banquet went on and the re-
sponses followed thick and fast
DR.. Hughes. the president, congratu-
lated his fellow crabks" that the revolu-
tions OF the wheels of time had brought
them all together in the lovely city of San
Francisco. where they had such a splendid
JOY all the sights and could look in the
bright eyes and gaze on the handsome
faces of the beautiful wives aud daughters
of California. whose qualities Of head aud
heart have done so much TO make the men
of San Francisco what they are.
The doctor, whose especial business il
is to treat brains spoke highly of those
which composed the medical editors aSso-
citation, and paid high tribute to their
work in advancing the medical profession.
This response was followed by lnud ap-
plause and DR.. Henry o. Marcy of Boston.
ex. president of the association, responded
briefly to the Editors Association" DR..
z. o. Hooper of Little kOck, Ark. re-
sponded to the toast "The Board of
Trustees of the American Medical Asse-
citation" DR.. John b. Hamilton handled
The Journal of the American Medical
Association" of which he is editor, in
clear manner, and was followed by War
rem Olney of this city, who toasted and
welcomed "Our Guests"
Responses had been arranged 20 toasts
in rapid succession as follows: THE Ply
sicians of California" DR.. l.. Cooper Lane
of San Francisco; the Lawyer ana the
Doctor" by +. r. Taylor, MD, president
of tae San Francisco Bar Association {;
Woman" DIR. Lyman Beecher Todd Of
Lexington, KY, at which place they are
known to be very beautiful; The Medi-
cal Purveyor-Handmaid of the Physi-
cian," DR.. a. l.. Humme' of Philadelphia
The Old Guard" DR.. r. Beverly Cole,
president of the medical department of the
State University.
! The miscellaneous toasts followed with
! out mum Der, and some of the brlghtests
! hits of the symposium were made during
/ their delivery.
/ 1t was long after midnight when the last
''cat died." and although the electric light
were out for a few minutes neither he
| brilliaDcy of the wit nor the sparkle of
conversation was dimmed for one mo-
ment