Evening journal., 1921-05-19
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]. PAUL LUKENS
NJ. D., 43 YEARS
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medical profession were made by
several OF the guests.
one OF the most delightful ad-
dresses was that by DR.. Clarence w
Bartlett professor OF medicine of the
Hahnemann Medical College, Phila-
delphia. He had as his subject Col
lege Days" The address was large
~ reminiscent and especially pleas
ing to Or. Lukens, who was a class
mate OF Dr. Bartlett and graduated
with him from Hahnemann In 1873.
+. b. Mode. OF this city, gave a
short and interesting history OF the
Masonic work done by DIR. Lukens
for Delaware. Mr.. Mode paid espec-
ial tribute to the Masonic Home in
which institution Dr. Lukens has
been greatly Interested since it was
founded.
DR. Harrison w Howell spoke on
the efficient hospital work Or.
Lukens had done during his 4a
years OF professional service.
c. ID. Garrettson paid tribute to
the physician as a layman, or pa
tient.
DR.. =. F. Persons address pointed
out what Dr. Lukens had meant to
the Homeopathic profession and
what his work had meant to other
Homeopathic physicians OF this city
and State, all OF which had been an
inspiration.
During the course OF the dinner.
musnc was furnished by Stausebach's
orchestra. Vocal selections also
The table decorations were a large
center piece OF spring flowers At
each end OF the table was a similar
floral piece.
At the conclusion OF the address
DR. Washburn In behalf OF the
Homeopathic medical profession Of
this city presented to Doctor Lukens
an engrossed resolution signed by all
present. The resolution was in a
beautiful leather book. the cover OF
which contained the initials y. =.
L." in gilt.
The resolution follows:
Resolved that this assemblage
OF Homeopathic Physicians and lay
men extend to DR. J. Paul Lukens
our heartiest congratulations upon
the 4srd anniversary OF his career as
physician. and wish him many
more years OF professional activity.
May the gates OF peace. plenty and
happiness ever be open 10 him. with
the future meeting at all turns with
arms laden with choicest honors and
gifts.
His zeal in hospital work ha,
been constant. Loyalty TO his larg,
private practice has been one of hi
marked characteristics. He ha
served all classes with equal profes
sional care and skill Most of all
he has been unfailing in his ahsolut
faith in the Homeopathic Law O
Cure. To all Of us that zeal. tina
loyalty, that impartiality and faitl
have served as an inspiration. A
compensation for such benehcicn
service. we trust that the CLOSING
years Of his life may be fun of com
/ fort and JOY and that among his
most cherished thoughts may he the
one that his work as a citizen and
as a physician will be remembered
/ for many decades to come"
Doctor Lukens in responding said
/ ne greatly appreciated the expires.
sion of friendship from his fellow
practitioners.
Those present from this city were
Dr. j. Paul Lukens. Dr Victor ID
Washburn. Dr. Harrison W. Howell
DIR. Julian Adair. Dr. Edgar .. Bul
lock. Dr. r. f. Pierson, Dr. l. NJ
Finn. DIT. l.. W. Finn. Dr. T.. T
. Negendank. Dr John W. Mullin. DI
10 j. Asa Adair, DR.. W. r. Postles. DI
D. George r. Foulk. Dr. G.. W. Hughe,
DR. A. X. Lott, Dr. +. e. Spencer
- DIR. l.. y. Yerger. Dr. Mitchell Green
wood. DR.. S. G. Frederick, Dr. ]. {
Spackman, DR.. g. NJ Handy, ID
/, Charles A. Ritchie. DR.. c. NJ. Al
i. mond. c. d. Garrettson. f. b. Mod
The Philadelphia physicians preset
were Clarence W. Bartlett. NJ. u
G.. II. Wells. NJ. D.; w. r. william
NJ. D.: Fred Smith. NJ. D.; w.
Pierson, NJ. D., and w. w. Speal
man, NJ ID.
DR.. c. $. Rowe and DR. ID. Roma
Of Philadelphia. expected to atten
but professional duties prevente
DR.. II. r. Pennock. OF this city, vi
absent because Of illness.
on Saturday. May 2S. DR.. an
Mrs Lukens will leave Wilmingts
! for Quincy. Mass. where they W
} spend several days with their daugl
ter. Mrs Wilman r. Benson. The
will return to New York city late
and on June will sail for Englan
10 visit their son. II. n. Luken
DR.. and Mrs. Lukens expect 10 r.
main abroad about six weeks, return