The record-union., 1894-10-15

Supreme Ge Volatile tinanciere
Ierrapln, a la Maryland.
Callie BaFdeS, au CrcSSon.
Salade de Laitue
Petits Pals Francaise. PAnglaise.
Umelette an Rum, Petits Foure.
Fruit NolX, Desert.
Cafe, kirsh and Cognac.
Wines:
Repsold, Sauterne, Montecito, Pommery
ana Guerno Sec.
THE FUN COMMENCES.
DR.. II. L. Nichols acted as President
pro teBa., while DIR. j. Il. Laine presided
as toast master. DIR. Laine has a most
happy faculty for presiding at the ban
quet table, and he enlivened the proceed
lngs throughout with his brilliant flashes
of wit. He arranged his bill of toasts in
a novel manner. Having them ali on
sheet of paper, he had the names OF those
who were TO be called upon TO respond
written on separate cards. These were
shufiled and drawn one at n lime, the
gentleman whose name was drawn being
required to respond at once. Thus no
ono had any iuea of the time he was
| likely to be called upon.
1t is not often that so many good
speeches are made at one banquet-table.
Most OF the speakers, after addressing
themselves to the subject proposed in the
toast, wound up with illusions To Dir.
Gardner, and the numerous expressions
of sincere friendship and regard touched
him deeply.
After ample justice had been done the
excellent dinner, DIR. Laine proposed the
health of DIR. Gardner, which was drank
standing.
Dr.. Gardner expressed his appreciation
OF the honor done him in Jew we'll
chosen words.
Then tho fun commenced in earnest. and
responses were made 10 the following
toasts:
THE ToASTs.
1.-The Press-Let it be free without
license and bold without intolerance.'-
Dr.. Il. 3. Sutlitf.
The Ideal in Medicine"-Dr. W. A.
Briggs.
Surgeons of the n. G. C.-The men
who bleed for their countrywide. T. l..
Atkinson.
sight, Foresight and Hindsight-May
we be able to look forward with pleasure
and backward without regreti-Dr. w.
E. Briggs.
'Tno Physician-He must keep his
temper if he would not lose his patients"
Dr.. e. e. Fowler.
"The Veterans in Medicine-May we
Away find spark of youthful fire be-
meath the frost of age'-Dr. w. J. Hanna.
study and Practice-May we be wiser
to-day than we were yesterday, and to-
morrow than we are to-day."-Dr. a. NJ.
Henderson.
what are we here for, if not to uuaff
the bowl and speed the parting guest"
DR.. L. w. Huntington.
Medicine and surgery as historical
factors. lair reflection of the civiliza-
ton OF man."-Dr. II. II. Look.
Young mon in the profession
Though their merits may not be recog-
nlzed when due, yet may they enjoy all
the triumphs in the end."-Dr. II. l..
Nichols.
After us, who and what?-May they
have the mind to conceive, the under
standing to direct and the hand to exc
cute."-Dr. e. Is. Nichols.
The ladies in the PROFESSIONALISM
their names always inspire respect and
their presence insure it."-Dr. G, w.
Ogden.
Medical journalism as l have found
it."--C. *. McClatchy.
california twenty-five years ago
Time cuts down all, both great and
small. ."-Dr. Thomas Ross.
Our Country
,",Breaths there a man with soul so dead
Who never TO himself has said
us Is my own, my native land
whose heart has ne'er within him burned
As nome his footsteps he hath turned
tiom wandering on foreign strand''
DR.. q. q. Simmons.
The absent ones-Though out of sight
we see them through our glasses. DIR.
l.. S. JadarOla.
"Physic, pulpit, and law''-A skillful
physician, pious divine, and an honest
lawyer" II. W. Strader.
"Old friends-Champagne for our real
friends, and real pain for our sham
friends"-Dr. G. a. White.
"California-May her prosperity be-
come as renowned as the salubrity of her
climate. "-E. B. Willis.
Municipal Health-cleau air. Gle an
earth, pure water."-Dr. q. Is. Glow.
The Doctor as He Stands Before the
LaW-Llke nocturnal feline, he is said
to new w-til-Iate and destroy patients. "
Judge Matt L. Johnson.
The Wife of Our Honored Guest-
"Drink 10 her that each loves best.
And If ye nurse flame
That's told but to her mutual breast
we VIII Eot ask her nane.1
w. S. Leake.
Though Lost to Sight, 10 Memory
Dear-May we never want for wine nor =
friend to help drink it."-Joseph Hahn
The Aigle Bird; Long Nav She
Schrame-Though bird of freedom. She
won't permit fainiliarities." Judge 4. p.
Catlin.
The Pill.Rollers: DIR. Waggoner.
The Ladies; God Bless Them.''-Dr.
Harcourt.
AT the conclusion of the speaking all
rose and sang Aud Lang Syne'' and
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow - and at
late hour the party broke up.
Colonel j. B. Wright and Mayor r. IT
Steinman were Oh the list to resnond In
toasts, but sent regrets at their Inability
TO be present.
The affair was Que which will long be
remembered by all who participated,