Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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TOASTS. The Veterans. J. T. PEARMAN, M. D.. '58 Le Medecin de l'Ame, Le Medecin du Corps. REV. J. VILA BLAKE, Chicago. 'fThe Medical Public Oficialfi A. W. HAGENBACH. M. D.. 'T6. Where Two Professions Touch. HON. E. B. SHERMAN. The Eighty-Fiversf' C. S. ACKER. M. D.. The Highest Aim of the Doctor. PROFESSOR D. R. BROWER. Alma Mater. PROFESSOR MOSES GUNN. At the meeting of 18:46 the following officers were elected: f President, J. T. PEARMAX. BI. D., Clizmipaign, Ill. First Vice-President. JOHN GUERIN. M. ll., Chicago. Ill. 1 Second Vice-President. B. C. G'UDDEN. BI. D., Oshkosh. Wis, SecretaryandTreasurer, F. A. EMMONS. BI. D.. Chicago. lll. Executive Committee. TV. P. YERITY, M. D., Chicago, lll. UTTO FREER. M. D.. Chicago. Ill. Auditing Committee, L. L. lIC-XR'1'HLTR. M. D.. Cliiczileo. Ill. J. H. llmzciti-zu. BI. D.. Chif.-nge, Ill. U. Snizxivit. NI. D.. Cliicngo. lll. At this Meeting the Prize Essay Committee reported that ive papers were received. but none were considered as! coming upto the requirements of the rules governing the essays. The prize was withdrawn. At the annual banquet Professor J. Adams Allen pre- --The College' PROFESSOR W. H. BYFORD. The Things that are Greater than Science and Art, REV. DR. H. W. THOMAS. t'The Ripe Alurnnif' J. J. M. ANGEAR. M. D. The Art of Medicine. XV. J. NIAYNARD, M. D.. '68 '-The Legal Profession. GEN. I. N. STILES. 'The Tenderest Alumni. J. M. GUY. M. D.. 'Sli At the meeting of 1857 the following oftic-ers were elected: Pi'4-Sidi-lit. CLARK ld. LUHXIIS, M. D.. Amb--31 lil. First X7it'Q-Pl'9SldQlli, B. C. NIEAPIIEII. M. D.. Portage. llvis. Second YicePrcsidei1t, J. B. BIURPIIY. H. ll.. Chicago, Ill. SOCI'9tll1'j'illld Treasurer. l . A. EMMONS. M. ll.. Chicago. lll. Executive Coinmittce. A. C. f'OT'1'oX. M. D.. Chicago. lil. 42. F. BR.xni.i1i'.lNI. D., Chicago. Ill. A. R.li0l-KISS. M. D., Cliicngo. lil. Auditing Coinuiittee, H. X. M1 UYER. ll. D., Chicago. lll. A. Il. XVIMERBIARK. BI. D.. Chicago. Ill. At the meeting the following resolution was passed: Ifwsolrml, That the Executive Committee of the Rush Medical College Alumni Association be requested to secure for our next annual meeting one or more papers. by men of professional eminence: and that the Treasurer be called upon by said Committee to meet the expenses incurred, if there should be any. The banquet wus held ut the Palmer House. Professor H. M. Lyinau presiding. sided. V' it TOASTS' l TOASTS. Our Guests from Abroad. . The Alumni of Rush. C. S. SHEPPARD. M. D.. Nl. B. C. GUDDEN. M. D.. Oshkosh, lVis. A Our Guests from Abroad. E. M. DARRON, M. D.. 'TQ 96

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Banquet at Grand Pacific Hotel. Professor J. Ada1ns4PrizeEssay Cmhniittee. C. T. Palmas. M. ll.. Chicago. Ill. Allen Presiding. C. T. FI-INN. M. D.. f'hieago, Ill. V J. S. Kxox. M. D.. Chicago. Ill. TOASTS- ,ua1a.i..t- cau.u.aat-. lc. lf, lxaltm. M. iv., t'iiia1gn, 111. The Alumni. Hox. E. li. SHUMXVAY. M. D. G. F. l3R.xm.EY. M. D.. Cliieugn. Ill. The Legal Aspect of the Casff A prize of tive hundred dollars was offered by the Asso- I . N GEO' A' FOLLANSBEE' ESK1' ciation for the best essay on some medical or surgical sub- The Docutol' as fl Cmzeu' HON' AQA' f2Ml?S' M' D' ' ject. the papers to be submitted at the meeting of 1886. At this stage of the banquet an oil painting of Presi- dent Allen. painted by Mr. .lohn Phillips. the gift of Presi- dent Allen to the Alumni and Faculty. was made by Prof- , essor Hyde and accepted by Professor Lyman. who closed with these remarks: Oh may the day be long deferredi RYLES GOVERNING RECEPTION OF ESSAYS. l. All essays must be submitted to the Chairman of the Committee on or before July 1. 1856. . . . , . 2. Fach essft ' must be accom Janied bv a motto throuffh when we must say that it is the likeness of him who lI'1lN the M C 5 K 1 t D great and good physician. J. Adams Allen. Alas. that day mnic all too soon. iwhich the essay will be known and designated by the Coni- mittee. y 3. The competitor must at the same time transmit to the Secretary of the Association his full name and residence. to- gether with the motto already chosen and sent to the Exam- ining' Committee with the manuscript of his essay. The Latest and the Bt-st. DR. Gus. P. HEAD. The Doctors who Preach and the Doctors who Practice. RT. REV. 'l31sHoP F,xLLows. A'The Press-U PRm ESS015 ELI-XS COLBISHT- i 4. The prizes. when awarded. will be declared by the The HOSPWM Intgfue- DR- E- P- DAVIS- Examining CO11l1IllllP9 at the regular Alumni Meeting in the Alma Mater, At the meeting of MH Pnoi-isssoit Panties. 5 the following officers were elected: name of the motto accompanying' the successful manuscript. after which the Secretary of the Association will read aloud the name of the successful competitor. Pfesitifllti H4 W-'W N 3R1 M- D- fWl'1'- Ui- 5, Competitors are allowed the entire Held of medicine Eirst giee-l'?sitl.teiir. ZI.wx.inn, i:ilil ZlHO, Ill and surgery from which to make choice of subjects. requir- Executiye Committee, H. X BIUYER, M. D.. l l1im-:idol Illi impntatmn' and thought' H. C Khanna. M. D.. Chicago. Ill. i The banquet was held at the Palmer House. Professor J. B. Mrnr-m'. BI. D.. Chicago. lll, J. Adams Allen. presiding. 5

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The Legal Profession. T The Legal Profession. JUDGE RICHARD S. TUTHILL JUDGE RICHARD PRENDERGAST. l The University and the Professional Schools, tv The Spring Course of Lectures. PRESIDENT W. C. ROBERTS, D. D J. A. ROBISON, M. D. The Churchf' REv. DR. J. L. WITHROW. The Clergy. REV. CHARLES CONKLIN. 'Rush College at Home. E. S. ATWOOD, M. D., '77. The Men of the Hour. J. T. SCOLLARD, M. D.. BT. '-The Futures Hope, H. P. TRASK, M. D., '88 At the meeting of February 21, 18854. the follgwing Oli. At the meeting of 1889 the following officers were elected Cel-S wel-Q Qlegtgd- President, S. E. 1loBlNsoN, M. D.. '67, lvest Union, Iowa. 1w1.,,,i,lm,t,- L- ly. D,-NN, M' ly.. Moline, mu lst Vice President. Z. P. HANSON. M. ll.. 'GL Chicago, lll. First Vice-President-. l. H. XVASIIHVRN. M. D.. Rensselaer. lnd. 2116 YiCe'P 9Sille tf E- T' GUBLE- M' Dr '75, Ea1'1Vil1'3'I0Wn' Second Vic6.,p,.L.,id..,,t,7 J. ,JA M. ANHEAR, M. pw Chicago! Ulu Secretary and Trezis. F. A. Emioxs, ll. D., '63, Chicago, Ill. Secretary and T1't5il.Slll'6T, F. A. Eniroxs. M. D.. lfhicago. Ill, Nxcuutive Coma E- B' WESTUN- M- D-i 1731 Chicagoi m- Executive Committee, E. B. XVESTIPN. M. D.. Cliicngn. Ill. A- H- WUIEKHACKI M-D-1,841 Chicago- IH- .1. J. M. .xNaE.iR. M. D.. tfiiicaa, I11. J- S- KAUFMAN- 31- D-I Blue Ielandylll- 5, CHLE, M. ly-A Chicugnu Ill, Xccrology Coin.. J. J. BI. ANGEAR. '60, Chicago. Ill. Auditing Connnittee, A. Il. Wmrzuil.-xlili. M. D.. Chicago. lll. W' M- SWEETL-NND,M-D--l43fHighlal1d P9-Tk: U:- F- A- HMS! M' pu pilicilguy Ui. U. D. Wnscorr. M. D.. '8-1. Chicago, lll. Necrology Conimittce. -l. J. BI. AN1zE.xR. M. D., Chicago, Ill. Auditing C m-- L- L- MCARTUVRY M- De ASO' Chicago, Ill- l'. ID. xVESUHT'l', NI, D., Chicago, lll. E, S. ATwooD. M. D., '77. Chicago, lil. p,1,,,,p M-FLW. My lj., C1,i.i..,g,V,,111. On motion ordered that a Committee of Reception be At this meeting it was moved and carried that a Standing Committee be appointed on Necrology to report on the deaths' of members of the Association yearly. lt was stated at this meeting that hereafter the! Faculty would not give a banquet annually to the Alumni, but only to the Graduating Class. The banquet was held at the Palmer House. Februai 2 appointed by the Chair. to take into consideration the ques- tion of papers to be read at the next meeting. The annual banquet was held at the Palmer House. Feb- ruary l9, 1889. At this Banquet Dr. Samuel W. Ritchey. 1845, Renssel- ae1'. Indiana. the oldest living graduate of Rush College. was present and made extended remarks full of anecdote yy i and reminiscences 21. Professor J. P. Ross. presiding. i TOAQTS TOASTS. The American Medical Student. I The Alumni from Abroad. JOHN B. H1-INCH. M. D.. '93, V PROF. H, M. LYMAN. Q7