The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-05
To BOARD
ENDS MEETING
And is Royalty Entertained
at Banquet Board by
Local Doctors.

After ordering the issuance of IL
censes for the practice OF medfcineI
In west Virginia to fifteen OF the
twenty-four applicants who recently
took an examination therefor in this
city. the state board OF health adj
iourned its business sessions here
late Monday afternoon to meet next
april In the chancellor hotel at
Parkersburg. "a public lecture in
the court house and banquet af-
terward at the Waldo hotel by the
Harrison County Medical Society
were given at night and Tuesday
morning the members departed for
Their homes.
announcement of the applicants
to whom licenses will be issued
will be made by Dr. IA. "A Barbee'
secretary Of the board, at Point
pleasant, his home town.
An interesting and instructive lee
ture on the physicians relation to
the public was delivered Monday
night in the court house by DR.. c. "A.
WHnegerter OF Wheeling, member OF
the state board of health, and he held
the close attention Of good sized
audience, which included the other
members of the board, members OF
the Harrison County Medical Society
and others. Judge Raymond Maxwell
introduced the speaker.
Afterward the members OF the state
board we're Hospitality entertained az
banouet in the large dining hall Of
the waldo hotel DR.. Charles w
Waterman, member of both bodies
presided as postmaster in felicit-
GUS manner. Forty-hve doctors were
seated at the table. While the feast
was being served, the Cadenza or
chestra played an enchanting pro-
gram OF music. Chrysanthemums,
smilax, and carnations were used for
decoration. Forty-hve doctors were
seated at the table. Responses TO
toasts were given by all the memberg
OF the state board, several members
of the county society and by DR.. C.
o. Henry, Of Fairmont, president of
the west Virginia State eMdical As
ISOLATION, who was present as a
guest of the society. The affair was.
both delightful and edifying-
The members of the society who
responded to toasts are Drs- Elem
ing Howell, s. NJ. Mason, d. c.
Louchery and C. lR. Ogden. Those
of the state board who responded
to toasts are Drs. w. w. Golden.
Elkins; l.. S. BROCK, Morgantown;
C. "A winegerter, Wheeling; j.
Robins, Charleston.
The guests were Drs. ]. b Win
field, c. n. Slater. j. II. Williams,
A. T. Post, s. III. Post. Percy Sho-
walter. William Goecke. Lzangfitt,
r. "A. Haynes. H. H. Haynes, A.
o. Flowers, E. y. Flowers. C. r..
Ogden, s. NJ. Mason, H. " Var
ner, William CASTOR, d. c. Loucn-
cry, A. o. Kelly, C. G. Jarvis, 3
F. Shuttleworth, r.. Il. osborn, l..
F. Kornmann, Fleming Howell, T.
M. Hood, Cole, Percy Con, John
Folk, R ". Lynch. III. e. Sloan. J ).
E. Wilson, T. L. Nutter, c. wv.
Halterman, c.. T. Arnett, Harry
Brown, J. f. Corbin. w t.
ovens, w. C. DeForest, n. b. Cox.
all of the medical society; and Drs.
IL. s. Brock, of Morgantown: A.
N. Frame. OF Parkersburg; ]. E.
Robins, of Charleston; H. NJ. Ry-
mer, of HarrisviIle; c. "A. Wine
gerter, of Wheeling; w. w. Golden,
of Elkins; II. A. Barbee, secretary
of Point pheasant; and Charles w.
Halterman, OF 'Clarksburg. all of the
state board of health; and Dr.. c. o.
Henry, of .Fairmont.
The menu follows: Blue point
cocktail. cream of chicken ala or
tanse. celery. radishes. olives. dilet
OF halibut ala Orley,. pommes Sara
atoga chips. sweet bread patties
la tmperiaIO peas. duchess potatoes'
Long island turkey, chestnut dress
ing: uuroky salad, Neapolitan ice
desTnt faREe.