Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-15
MEDIC0s BANQUET
At THE MARYLAND
Institute of Homeopathy Chooses
Narragansett Pier for
Next Meeting Place
COMMITTEES ARE AT WORK
Report Is Divided Regarding ES-
tabIiShment of National
Health Board
COMMITTEES ARE AT WORK

PASADENA, July 15.-More like
annual banquet was the affair at Hotel
Maryland last night, when 400 men
and women sat down to the siXty-siXth
annual banquet of the American In
stitute of Homeopathy. Just as the
guests were seated the lights were
extinguished and while the orchestra
was playing my Maryland" red fire
was lighted on the lawn and shone
through the numerous windows around
the dining room. All through the
evening patriotic airs were rendered,
and the diners Joined in on several oc-
casions by singing the choruses Pre-
ceding the toasts three cheers for
California were given.
Wit, humor, sentiment and logic
prevailed in the speeches following the
banquet DR.. Charles e. Walton of
Cincinnati acted as toastmaster. Presi-
dent James Ward of San Francisco
told about "Going Out" while Presi-
dent-Elect Dr. Gaius j. Jones OF
Cleveland spoke on Coming In" Mrs.
George II. Martin of San Francisco
took as her subject, "Ad Astra per
Aspera;" DR.. H. r. Arndt of San
Francisco, newly elected field secre-
tary, spoke on 1.-THE Young Guard"
DR.. George Royal of Des Moines added
"A Little Spice to the Salad" and
DR.. It. II. Carmichael of Philadelphia
spoke on Presence OF Mind" DR..
w. j. Hawkes. of Los Angeles ended
the program by a fitting tribute to
Hahnemann, the father of homeopathy.
Seniors at the banquet table, those
who have belonged to the institute for
twenty-five years or more. were: H.
r. Arndt San Francisco; William
Boericke, San Francisco; H. r. Stout,
Jacksonville, Fla; w. J. Hawkes., Los
Angeles; T. F. Smith, New York
city; M. B. Campbell, Los Angeles;
Fl. M. Bishop, Los Angeles; Maria Nye
Johnson. Riverside; J. H. Allen, Chi
cago; w. E. Green, Little Rock; p.
b. Gregory, H. H. Baxter, Cleveland;
George Royal, Des Moines: H. r.
Beebe. Troy Ohio; Gaius J. Jones,
Cleveland c. w. Perkins. Chester,
Pa; James w. Ward. San Francisco;
Waters. Terra Haute; G. e. Fisher,
Chicago: F. A. Adams, Rochester; c.
A. Walton, Cincinnati; r. B. Johnson,
Riverside.
CHOOSE NEXT MEETING PLACE
MAJ lgansett Pier, r. l., was the
place selected by the American Insti-
tute of Homeopathy yesterday for its
next session to be seld June IS to 25,
1911. The report of the committee ap-
pointed to recommend the establish
ment IF a national health department
brought in divided report which was
referred TO the resolutions committee
which is expected to report back to
the meeting this morning. The reso-
luton requesting the government to
take steps to have Japanese officials
remove the ban on homeopathy in that
country was reported out and adopted.
1t provided also for the establishing
of a homeopathy school in the Japanese
empire as soon as practicable. Pur-
suant to resolutions a committee to
establish a national association for
Cynical research will be appointed
The institute voted to have President
Wards address printed and sent to
every library and educational institu-
tion in the country. A resolution was
passed indorsing the list of remedies
of examining boards by Joseph Guer-
ney of Philadelphia as a suitable list
from which to make selections for ex-
aminations in homeopathic materia
medica
This forenoon's program Is as fol-
lows: Institute business, main hall,
Hotel Maryl-.ld, 8 to IL O'Clock; OBJ
stetrical bureau, main hall, 10 to II 80
o'clock; surgical and genealogical
bureau, main hall, 1880 to 1 O'Clock.
The afternoon will be given over to
sightseeing trip around Pasadena, end
ing at Tournament park where a pro-
gram of sports will be held. The even
ing's program is as follows: Surgical
and genealogical bureau, music room,
to 10 o'clock; clinical medicine, bum
galow room, 8 to 10 o'clock: homeo-
pathy bureau, main hall, to 10
o'clock.