The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
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MEDICAL ALUMNI.

The alumni association of the medical
college Of the University of Texas con
vened in annual session in the west lower
amphitheater of the university building
this morning, with President C.. n. MIL
burn in the chair, assisted by First Vice
President DR. Marie 7. Delahondre, Sec
rotary Or. It. l., Kennedy and Treasurer
Dr. ]. r. Moore. OF the old members pres
ent were: br. w f. Starley Jr., Calves
ton; Dr. A +. Luiupkin, Meridian; Or. f.,
L. Bats. Galveston \. p. Huber, Hco
j. c. Bright, Gonzales and Or. X. l.. Nc
Mahon, Galveston.
The first business before the meeting
was the admission of the new alumni,
iAmbers of the graduating class OF 1898,
who wished entrance to the alumni asso-
citation. They were DIS. Robt. II. tar-
rlson, j. T, Ward, NJ Brandenbuerg, r.
II Mcleod. Murray i. Chapman, 4. W.
Carroll. Fl c. Holl S. II. Kimmons. II .
W Aldridge. R. l.. hlesan, A. O. Nelson.
W. c. Swain, G. A. Kusch. Leroy lie
Grand, c. c. Jones and r. d. Berry.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President. Or.
u. L. Bats, frs vice president. j. +.
Werd second vice president, DR.. Krause
third vice president, Miss May Everett.
| secretary, II. Kester: treasurer c. C.
Jones, aud orator, ]. C. Bright. Dr. j. T..
| Ward was also unanimously elected all
associate editor of the university paper
The address of Orator Dr. l.. L. Magne-
nat Was Il mastery effort. and laid par
| ticular stress upon the necessity OF the
members Of the alumni association work
| ing together In wedding out and WHO'S
| ou1ly lighting the outside influences linble
| to injpre the standing and efficiency o;
| their alma mater.
The association adjourned at / O'Clock
! p IN,
| At o'clock tonight Dr. r. P. Becton
OF Austin delivered an address at Har-
mony hall which was well attended
| AZ 10 o'clock tomorrow morning the
board OF regents will hold meeting at
~ university. At > o'clock the seventh
| annual graduating exercises OF the medi
| cal department will We held at the Grand
| opera house. Tho programme is as fol-
| lows:
| Graduating march.
| Prayer. ..... ,...... ..,Rev. j. r. Garter
| Address 20 graduating class ..........
..'..... e. 80. Prof. Keller
Comforting OF degrees In medicine,
| pharmacy and certificates of prof.
cheney in nursing ..........,..
| -" -. $50. -. President Winston
| Music.
Transfer of university hall to regents
of university, by Dr. Allen J. Smith, chair
man Of hall trustees
Acceptance OF same by Regent T. s.
Henderson in behalf of the board
| Music.
| Benediction ....... Rev. ]. r. Carter
There are thirty eight graduates in the
| school of medicine, nine in the school
| of pharmacy and nine in the school OF
nursing this year
At o'clock Saturday evening recep-
| ton viii be held at the university hall,
corner Eighth street and the Strand, upon
which occasion transfer Of the manage
ment of the hall from the board of regents
| to the board OF lady managers will b.
formally made By Hon. r. D. Wooten,
chairman of tie board OF regents. DR.
Randall, IN behalf Of the board of lady
managers, will respond in acceptance OF
the management. After 10 o'clock there
will be dancing.