The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-20

Prosser.
/ The menu was well selected and wa
thoroughly enjoyed. The dishes an
wines comprised the following:
/ Martini Cocktails
Oysters Nova Zembla
Dry Sherry
! Clam Bouillon with Croutons
Dreamed Lobster in Case
Rhine Wine
Olive Farcies Sailed Pecans
Fried Frogs Loins
Pate de Fois Gras Sandwiche!
Roman Punch
! Asparagus Tip Salad
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Champagne
Nesselrode Pudding
Coffee
Camembert Roquefort
Nuts and Raisins
Liquors Cigars
DR.. Wayson, the retiring president,
was POSTMASTER. AT his right sat DR..
Morton, the eminent San Francisco sur
geon who has been the guest of honor
of the society during its session. At
his left was Mr.. w. O. Smith, a former
man who has always been interested in
medical work in the islands and es-
pecialIy in the work at the Leper Set
Element. Others present were Drs.
Wood, Armitage, Cooper, Blanchard,
Smith, McGettigan, Judd, Mclean,
Humphris, Hoffman,, Ramus, Cofer,
Waterhouse, Hodgins, Sinclair, Kat
suki, Mcdonald, Pratt, Murray, Brinck-
erhoff, Baldwin and Mr.. L. E. Pinkham
of the Board of Health.
The list of toasts and those who re-
sponded to them were as follows:
THE American Medical Association
DR. A w. Morton
1.-The United States Marine Hospital
Servicc"-Passed- Asst. Surgeon L. r. f;
Cofer
The Navy''-Passed Asst. Surgeon
Charles G. Smith.
The Army''-Asst. Surgeon Robert
NJ. Blanchard.
The Country Doctor"-Dr. Charles
r. Mclean.
N'Surgery''-Dr. Clifford B. Wood
''Medicine"-Dr. Charles B. Cooper |
The Ladies''-Dr. Edward Armitage |
DR. Morton in responding to the
,oast of The American Medical Asso-
said in part that since he |
went through the earthquake and fire
n San Francisco without any special
Or prayer, therefor he hSd
10 need to offer any excuse for COMING
before the society without preparation
"a |
ng through the earthquake he was safe
n any situation. He spoke of the
American Medical Association in terms
f the highest praise. It was a topic
n which he and all We're interested |
MEDICAL men were usually slow in or, |
sanizing. Capital is organized into
rusts. The laboring people are or
,anized into unions. Capital is said to
re organized to get better results for
heir investments. The medical SO. Il
ieties were not organized along that
inc. The profession was not organized
Rat it might demand more for THEN
work. The profession was organized
>ore for the benefit of the community.
With organization something is per-
ected in the life of the practitioners.
The success today of the American
1edical Association is due to the WORK
nd assistance rendered by the small
T organizations in the state territory.
ity, town and country.
when we are organized we are mucf,
letter able to get legislation to protect
he citizens for whom we are morally
he said. 1--WE have not
'een able to put forth a solid front to
meet the legislatures to get proper
egislation. Since L have been here I
ave heard that You want something
or your waterworks to prevent typhoid
ever and you need legislation to ac-
omplish this. When You get to work
or this object through organization
much can be accomplished.
Il want to say a few words of the
hospitality / have received here and
rom you. / was much interested in
he remarks of your worthy president.
)r. Wayson, at Quarantine Island yes
erday. He spoke in words in regar-4
o myself that l can not repeat here.
am glad in visiting you that I hava
ound in all the individuals of the So
iety the same sterling qualities that
have found in your president.
MY Impressions of this islandi
ardly know what to say. 1t is useless
or me to describe your scenery here, !
our mountains. the Pail. the hospita- ;
lie people, the music and your beautiful
Fomen- Your music is heaven.
There was a reason why 1 did not
ttend your last annual meeting. 1t
as because 1 had a separation at that
inc which was the hardest trial of nv
fe. remember one last word of hers
1mlng from the dearest soul 1 had ever ,
noWn on earth. She said, I will meet
GU in PARADISE Since [ have seen the
eaUtiful scenery of the Hawaiian Is
lnds. the trees. and heard its music, 4
have been looking here for those who
ave gone from me-