The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-26
Witty Responses to Toasts and Cen
eral Good Fellowship Mark Din
ner at Columbia Club.
DR.. G. D. KAHLO POSTMASTER
REPRESENTATIVE PROFESSIONAL
MEN GIVE ADDRESSES.
Singing of Central College Songs
ArOuses Enthusiasm for School
List of the Guests.

ulty OF the central college or physicians
and 3 irgeons to the members of the foot
ball team who on last Saturday won a
notable victory over the team represent
ing the Medical College of Indiana.
The banquet was served in the main
dining room of the club, the tables being so
arranged that the guests in every part Of
the room could see and hear the speak
ers perfectly. The and table were
beautifully decorated in the colors Of the
college. big eagle was suspended over
the toastmaster's head, and draped from
the two pillars was large banner in col
lege colors bearing the inscription, Cham
pions of 1903
There were nearly 100 guests. DR.. George
d. Kahlo, dean of the Central College,
presided as POSTMASTER with grace and
tact. His remarks leading up to the intro
duction Of each speaker were witty and
effective.
The toasts were responded to by repre-
sentatives of the professions-medical. min
istry. law and Journalism The first toast,
TO which the response was made by the
Rev. j. Cumming Smith. pastor of the
Tabernacle Church and an enthusiastic
golfer, was college Athletics" He was
very happy in his remarks, expressing his
sympathy with all forms of college ath-
letics. telling about the game as played
when he was in college and relating
number of clever stories.
THE TOASTS.
Dr.. j. Rilus Eastman, member Of the
Central College faculty, was down on the
programme to respond to the toast "Our
Victory" but being unavoidably kept away
DR.. Albert E. Sterne, another member of
the faculty, kindly consented to respond in
his stead.
The keynote of DR.. Sterne's remarks was
the large influence for good the winning
Of Saturdays football game would have,
not only on the team, but on the entire
institution. He made 1t a point to COM
mend the members of the team for their
sportsmanlike qualities and their fine ag-
gressiveness. He remarked that if the col
lege held to that style of fighting it could
not help but be crowned with victory
In response to the toast Our Victory"
Mr.. Ross A. Cooper, captain of the Central
| College football team, spoke in behalf of
his fellow players. He said that the team
had been commended by the POSTMASTER
and preceding speakers for it's excellent
display of teamwork and it was now up to
! the faculty of the college to continue to
| display the same spirit In it's competition
with other colleges. His well-chosen re-
marks were received with appreciation
After Mr.. Cooper had concluded the toast
master called upon Mr. Tug Wilson, coach
of the Wabash College team. who had
with the Indiana Medical boys. Mr.. Wilson
| proved himself a shining example of the
| fact that large attention to athletics is
not necessarily subversive of more impor-
| tant things. His toast was a very clever
one. He commended the team very highly,
| saying that during the training the men
had worked honestly and had kept their
word like Persians.
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The next speaker was Samuel d. Miller.
who responded to the toast, 1.-THE Doctor
and the Lawyer" With characteristic
force and wit Mr.. Miller discussed the ties
which unite, in a sense. the professions and
called attention humorously to some of the
differences that exist, claiming, with the
innate vanity of a lawyer. that a doctors
path is strewn with roses and an advocate
| is packed with thorns
The succeeding toast was 1.-The University
and the Medical College," Prof Mason r
! Thomas was on the programme to respond
to this sentiment, but in his absence the
Lyons, of Indiana University, who lectures
on chemistry for the Central College. The
necessity for laying broad foundation for
| professional study was clearly stated by
| DR.. Lyons, whose remarks were heard with
| absorption by the professional men present
| The last speaker Of the evening was
Mr.. Charles r. Williams, editor Of the In
dianapoIis News, to whom had been as
| signed the subject, THE Newspaper and
| the Doctor" His address was scholarly
and pointed. The trials and tribuations of
| newspaper man were explained to the
| doctors and the relation between the two
| professions pointed out.
A CENTRAL SLOGAN.
The banquet was enlivened by college
yells and songs. One OF the slogans that
brought forth applause was:
| oh the Indiana Eleven,
They're a bunch of husky men,
But wonder IL they ever won a ball:
From the Central p. and s.,
But they couldn't hardly navigate at all
,~They bucked the right they bucked the left.
They even tried triple buck,
But Central beat their time.
| And the bunch of Central medics nade IAN, al,
| take in their sign.
So you couldn't scarcely notice them at all
These Indiana gents
Well you've heard of thirty cents
| There castles In the air were doomed to fall
| II was an awful shame
! They couldn't win the game.
For you couldn't scarcely notice them nj a,,w
THE GUESTS
The list Of guests, including members ~
the faculty, students and members of the
football team and others invited. was az
follows: DR.. w. c. White, William PirtIe
| NA~A~Nt -. La tOh, LII. H. ". RAINIER,
DR.. L. +. Page, Prof. G. w. Benton. DIR.
Joseph E. Morrow. DR.. Charles s. Sowder
DR.. H. A. Moore, DR.. William C. Bunton
DR.. Albert E. Sterne. DR.. Louis Burkhardt
DR.. Paul j. Barcus, Prof. Robert E. Lyons
| J. r. Francis, j. G. Hoover, E. II. Mem
| denhall, George ID. Marshall, Ray Francis
| Ross Cooper, Rev. j. Cumming Smith q
| G. Wood, f. ID. Mckinley, II. A. Ashauer
Roy Drake, Albert Kramer Roy Morrow
| Tug Wilson, Waldo Gaines, F. w MAYER
| y. V. Ludlow, Arrett Barnett Omer n
| Hutto, I. E. Glasgo, DR.. T. j. Curles. p q
Carlisle, John Baptist. E. w. Moreland
| III. III. Dutton, p. b. Coble, b. A. McCop-
nell, DIR. l.. w. Brown. Z. A Hawk. Prof
Edouard of Dubois, X. Is. Ford H A. Read
George ID. Kahlo. Charles r. Williams
Judge Vinson Carter, Samuel o. Pickens
DR.. II. X. Allen. Fremont A. Swain. DIR
| T. G. Heath, DIR. Allison Maxwell. DR. 7 r
Barnhill, DR.. w. Il. Robinson, DR.. Thomas
c. Hood, c. V. Dunbar. Z. X Westhofer
| Harry II. Heinrichs. Fred Weyerbacher
| l.. A. Anderson, Claude DoIlens DR. M s.
Garfield DIR. II. Hillard Weer, DIR. a. r
Storch, DR.. +. w. Foxworthy Dr. F. r
Hutchins. Samuel D. Miller Arthur C.
| White, DR.. III. c. Kahlo, Frank c. West
colt, DR.. l.. A. Ensminger, Dr. ]. III
Vaught. DR.. George Pendleton Dr. John
r. Denham. DR.. Charles Stolzer DR.. w 8
Given, DR.. w. II. Foreman.
Outlaw Captured.