The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-13

this CITY, on "A Case of Induced Abortion for
Relief of Nausea and Vomiting" The state
ment of the case WAS accompanied by some
explanatory romarks.
The official programme had come TO close
and brief executive session followed.
The Chair explained that according to tho
constitution a president and two vice-presi-
dents were TO DO elected by ballot without
nomination. He also stated that the place
for the next annual meeting 10 be- held on tho
second Tuesday in November. 1892 would
have 20 bs decided upon.
The ballot for president had the following
result: CASTOR. 49, J. I. Wilson, /; Johnston,
/. kollock g.
DR. j. McFadden CASTOR. Of Atlanta Ga.
was declared elected president. and on mo-
ton Of Dr. J. L. Wilson his election was made
unanimous.
in the following vote Ko.l0ck, 81 Stone. 1:
DR.. rnelius Kollock. Of Cheraw. s. c..
was declared elected first vice presldent. and
his election made unanimous.
The ballot for second vice president had
the following result Johnston. Is; Douglas,
z. Taylor. /.
DR.. George Ben Johnston. of this city was
declared elected. and his election made unani-
nous.
The next election was that of member Of
tho executive committee 10 succeed DR..
William T. Briggs of Nashville. Tenn. whose
term had expired. The ballot result d in the
following vote: Mcclure p; McMurtry. l;
Douglas, J. Iompkins. /; Kollock, /.
Or. Hunter Mcclure Of this city, was de-
clsred elected and his election made unsni-
nous.
LOUISVILLE NEXT TIME.
When the selection OF place for the next
annual meeting was 10 be considered. Or. w.
&. b. Davis announced that invitations had
been received from Nashville, Chattanooga
and Louisville
DR.. j. d. s. Davis, Of Birmingham, Ala.
moved that Louisville. Ky. be selected, and
the motion was unanimously adopted.
After the installation Of the new officers the
fourth annual meeting a the Southern Surgi-
cal and genealogical Association adjourned
sine die.
Dr. Thomas Nelson Page had intended TO
give the members Of the Association and the
physicians in attendance breakfast yester-
day morning at his residence. but owing 10
the fact that his friend. Dr. John A. Wyeth.
New ork. in whose honor the breakfast WAS
70 have been given. had 10 leave for home
earlier the idea had 10 be abandoned.
DR.. George Ben. Johnston gave dinner at
Z o'clock yesterday evening TO quite a num-
Der OF surgeons and physicians. The paTiors
and dlnuing-room at the residence Of DR..
Johnston on Main. near Fifth street, were
profusey decorated and the table was ar
ranged in very tasteful manner Those who
were invited were the old officers Of the Ass0-
citation. the new president. DR.. Hunter Nc
CURE Or. Ross OF Canada, Or. Potter OF But
falo, n. y. and DR.. Marcy. of Boston.
THE BANQUET.
The medical profession of this city ten
dered banquet 70 tho members Of the Asso-
citation aud the visiting physicians at Muir
phys Hotel last evening. The invitations
r.f.NI.
committee consisting Of Drs. w. w. Parker.
George Ross. Charles VI. Shields. }. g. White,
II. Iatum. Thomas j. Moore and j. n. | p
shur we're on hand early 10 receive the guests
in the handsomely decorated parlors. Astrlng
orchestra led by Professor kossnich, fur
nished some sweet music. 1t was over al hour
before the invited guests assembled The
last corners were those who had been enjoy
ing the hOspitslities Of Drs George Ben John
stOn and Lewis Wheat at dinner at their re-
spective residences. IL WAS therefore after
10 o'clock when the party entered the hand
somely decorated diniDg-room. Covers were
laid for hundle Ell persons at two long tables
which we're stretched the whole length Of the
room.
The menu was exquisite aud comprised all
the delicacies of tho season. which we're
served il the most exquisite stylo. Colonel
Murphy had done his very best TO make d
good Impression on his guests. end he was
more IMAM bOCcesbl III III MS bHoItb
Among those who found seats ut the table
were tho following distinguished citizens
from abroad Drs. thomas Morris, OF New
ork Paul b. Baningcr OF the University OF
Virginia L. S. McMurtry. of Louisville. ny;
Henry J. Marcy. of Boston; Van do Veer. OF Al
bany, n. Y.:J. f. Nj. Ross. Of oronto. Canada;
James Albert. Of Norfolk H. NJ Nash. of Nor
folk; George X. Dean OF SpsTtanburg; ). &.
Otway S. Allen, of Petersburg; j. w. Long.
Of Randleman. n c.. Richard Douglas Of
Savannah Ga. Taber johnson. Of Baltimore
Z. A. Reamy, Of Cincinnati, Corder, OF
Kansas City; +. s Stone, OF Washington; W.
II. II. Cobb. Of GoldsbOro n. c.; Ross.
of Georgia. William Warren Potter of Buffalo
n. y; Dabney. University OF Virginia
William f. Hsggnrd, of Nashville, Tenn;
Boston. of Tennessee
Among the resident physicians Of this city
were DTs. f. T. smith c. W. p. Brock, Ned
McGuire. A. J.. Wexford. }. n. Ellis Ned
smith. j. Y. Upshur George i Meredith,
f. T. Baker. j. &. White. G. J.. Blanton,
Stuart Mcclure. II. \. Tabb. George Ross,
David Coleman. Lewis G. Bosher. o. G. Cren-
shaw. J. c. Deaton W. +. Farrar, George j.
Johnston. Philip Taylor ID. A. kuyk. vii
liam A. Mercer. NJ. ID. Hoge, Ben. Harrison,
W. T. Oppeuhimer, Laudon Is. Edwards,
Charles NJ. Shields II. II. Levy. W. b. Gray,
Thomas j. Moore. w. ". Parker, W. E. Rees,
John u. Wheat. X. 1atum.