The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-24
MEDICOS DINE
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Now. Therefore, Be it Resolved. That
the Hawaiian Territorial Medical So
ciety hereby expresses its sympathy
with the objects of the College Club
in this purpose and promises its hearty
support and cooperation in the work it
| has undertaken.
Election of officers.
At the election Of officers to serve
! for the year, the following were
chosen, there being unanimous votes
| in all cases except for the choice of
! two members of the executive com
mittee:
DR.. F. H. Humphris, president; DR..
| James r. Judd, vice president; DR.. w.
/ Dr. c. B. Wood and DR.. II. Y. Murray,
members of executive committee.
| Following these elections a number
of votes of thanks were passed, those
| TO receive thanks being the retiring of
| ficers, the members of the Pacific
| Club, Dr. Humphris and Allan Her
bert. the latter two for the part they
had in entertaining the society mem
bers on Sunday.
Papers and Discussions.
A number of papers dealing with
subjects of especial interest to physi
clans and surgeons were presented, and
in every instance a general discussion
was had at the conclusion of the pa
per. The following were the papers:
advanced Surgery of Vascular Sys-
tenn" Dr. ]. R. Judd; "Some Dis
orders of Inhibition DR.. C. A. Peter
son: "What Shall We as Medical Men
Do to Prevent the Infection of Tuber-
culosis. - Dr. H. T. Holman; "The Ex-
animation of the Eyes, Nose and Throat
of School Children Dr. W. G. Rog-
ers; Electricity in the Relief of
Pain DIR. F. Howard Humphris.
The discussion following the paper
by DR.. Holman was the most vigorous
and most largely participated in. In
the discussion which followed the pa
per of DR.. Judd. DR.. O'Day described
briefly an operation he had been call
ed uron to perform in sewing up
wound in the heart.
An Anatomical Feast.
The members of the society and a
few invited guests banqueted last
night at the Pacific Club, the tables
being arranged in the shape of man,
the anatomical design being helped |
out with the use of red, white and |
blue leis arranged on the order of the |
arterial system. The tables were dec
GRATED with various implements of the |
medical art, with an artieulated re-
minder as a centerpiece.
The menu was as follows:
Stomachics
Melancholies Aqua Tortosa Viride |
Accessories
Celery en- Branche Pearl Onions
Sailed Almonds
Stuffed Olives
Picked Walnuts
Poisson
Blood Serum
Prepared Ptomaines in Mullet
Pasteur Tuberoses
Cholera Morbus in Waters
Enteric Infected Bivalves
Laboratory Pets (dissectedl. /
The Brother-in-law Donation
Comments on the Perfesh
(Roastl
The Doctor (from lay point of view)
The Happy Future (No more quacks)
The Doctors Friend (Ice Cream)
Eat Set Err Us
The menu cards were very artistic.
having on the covers the portraits of
the present and past officers of the so
ciety and those of the members, set in
4 background of palms. Opposite the
printed menu were the following
verses, published over the initials of
F. H. H., with double apologies to
Kipling:
When Life S practise is ended, and the
catgut is twisted and tied,
And our last diagnosis has failed US,
and our favOrite patient has died, |
We shall rest-and God knows we shall
need title down for an aeon or
two,
Till the Maker of all good doctors shall
set us to labor anew.
And those who've made good shall be
happy, and practise as angels in
white,
And fly on their rounds in the morn
ing, and never get called out at
night;
With all operations successful, the
hospital built of pure gold, :
Sure Eckardt will be in his glory, and
Cleghorn will never grow old.
Then all of our colleagues shall love
US. And never a patient shall
blame;
70 Wallach will humbug for money
no Golfer shall labor for fame
But all diagnoses agreeing, with the
knife of the heather god Budd,
they II remove the appendix and liver,
erlooked here by Collins and
Judd.
Classy Drama.
Following the banquet, the physi-
ians were entertained for an hour by
he rendition of one-aet drama from
he faeile pen of the inimitable James
Wilder, in which the author played a
tar part. The lines of the touching
title play left few dry eyes in the
dealing as it did with some
# the incidents of the profession ia
niliar to all members.