The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

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! hospital and 10 the ~. Annes Iying-in
| Asylum: ex-yice- president Of the American
chronological Society; president Of the Asso-
| citation in 1850.
DR.. James McFadden CASTOR. Of Atlanta.
| ga. professor OF principles and practice of
surgery in the Southern Medical College.
surgeon TO Providence Infrmary. chairman,
OF surgical section Of the American Medical
ASSOCIATION, ylce-president OF the Assoca-
ton.
DIR. James A. Goggans. Of Alexander City,
hia., senior councillor OF tho Medical Asso-
citation OF the State OF Alabama.
DIR. William David Haggard. OF Nashville.
Tenn; professor Of gynecology and diseases
OF children. medical department Of the Uni
Versity OF Tennessee president OF the Nash
vile ,Obstetrical and genealogical Society,
president Of the Association in 1889
Dr. Howard Atwood Kelly, o. Baltimore,
Md. professor Of gynecology in the Johns
/ hopkins University. gynecologist andlobste-
| tricIan TO the Johns Hopkins Hospital OF
| Baltimore. founder of and consulting sur
geon 10 the kensIngton Hospital Of Philadel-
| phia: ex-presdent Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Hospital o. Philadelphia: Fellow Of the
! American chronological Society.
| Dr. Jacob Edwin Michael, OF Baltimore
| Nd. professor OF obstetrics IN the lniver-
slty Of Maryland. surgeon to the University
! Hospital, formerly professor of anatomy and
| clinical surgery IN tho University OF Mary
! land.
Dr. Herbert Milton Nash. Of Norfolk. Va.
| Consulting surgeon 20 the Retreat for the
| SICK. Norfolk visiting surgeon Of the Hos
| ptal Of 1t. Vincent de Paul ex-president Of
the Norfolk City Medical Society member OF
the State board Of medical examiners. Viz
| ginia.
DR.. Thomas Opie Of Baltimore. Nd. Dean
| OF the College OF Physicians and Surgeons
Of baltimore formerly professor OF OBJ:
stetrics aud physician ii charge Of
/ the MARYLAND Maternity Hospital: pro-
lessor of gynecology in the College
OF Physicians and Surgeons, and surgeon in
! charge OF the department of diseases of
women IN the Baltimore City Hospital: ex-
! president Of the Baltimore Obstetrical and
| Gynecological Association.
! DIR. William NJ. Polk Of New York. Pro-
! fessor OF Obstetrics anu Diseases Of Women
aud Children, University Of the city of New
! York. Physician TO the Bellevue Hospital and
20 the Emergency LYlng-in Hospital, Con-
! snltng GYnec0iOglst 20 IT. Luke's Hospital,
! Fellow of the American Chronological So
ciety.
DR.. William Warren Potter. OF Buffalo New
! York Consulting GynecO.Ogist 10 the Mater
nifty Hospital Chairman of the Section Of
! Obstetrics and Diseases IL Women. American
| Medical Association eX-President OF the
! Buffalo Medical Society. ex-President of the
| state Medical Society Of New York. Secretary
OF tie American Association Of Obstetricians
| and Gynec0lOgsts
! DR.. William Lovaille Robinson. Of Danyille.
| Va. Fellow OF the American Association Of
! Obstetricians and Gynecologists. ex-president
/ Danville Medical Society, member Of the
! Medical Examining Board Of Virginia
DR.. Isaac Scott Stone. OF Washington. ID.
/ c.. gynecologlst % Columbian Hospital. Eel
! low Of the American Association of Obstetri-
/ clans and GynecOlOglSts, Fellow OF the British
| genealogical Society, formerly member Of
| the Medical Examining Board OF Virginia.
DR.. Is. w. Taylor Of Columbia :. c., eX-
president Of the State Medical Association Of
! south Carolina. ex-president Of the Columbia
/ Medical Society
DR.. Willis +. Westmoreaud. Of Atlanta, Ga.
Professor Of Surgery, Atlanta Medical Col
lege
Dr. J. T. Wilson. Of Sherman. Texas, ex-
president of the North Texas Medical AssOci-
alton. vice-president Of the association.
Dr. Henry Parke c. Wilson. Of Baltimore.
Nd. ex-president of the Medical and Chi
rurgical Faculty Of Maryland and of the Balti-
more Academy OF Medicine. and Of the Balti-
more genealogical and Obstetrical Society;
surgeon TO the Hospital for Women of Mary
land: consulting gynecOiOglst 20 ~. Agnes
Hospital. consulting surgeon TO the Johns
| Hopkins Hospital; Fellow Of the British Med
zeal Association. and Of the British Gyneco-
logical Society: ex- president Of the American
genealogical Society. Honorary Fellow OF the
| Edinburgh Obstetrics Society.
The resident physicians Of this city, who are
member of the Association and who attended
the meetings at various times. are: Drs. Lewis
Crenshaw Bosher, ID. j. Coleman: George
BENJAMIN Johnston. Hunter Holmes Mcclure.
Hugh NJ Taylor. Christopher IOmpkins, John
SpOtswood Wexford.
ENJOYABLE RECEPTION.
A reception was rendered to the members of
the Association last evening by DR.. Hunter
Mcclure at his residence. The lower floor OF
the spacious building was profuseiy decorated
with choice flowers. Iastefully arranged
groups OF palms and chrysanthemums filled
the corners of the large hall and quite num-
Der Of pOtted plants were used to embellish
the appearance of the parlor and library.
As early as nine o'clock the guests began
TO arrive, and for an hour or 80 q general in
formal conversation was INDUCED in About
ten o'clock the doors leading from the library
into the dining-roOm were thrown open, and
al elegant supper was spread About hum
bred distinguished physicians and surgeons,
some of them Of National fame. had accepted
the invitation and honored DR.. Mcclure with
their presence One half Of them were resi-
dent physicians of THIS city, while the rest
were visiting members Of the Association.
After the supper the party retired into the
several rooms. some OF the gentlemen re-
pairing 20 the office rooms Of Drs. Hunter
!
for the occasion had been transformed into
smoking rooms.
IL was nearly midnight when the reception
came 20 an end and the participants were
highly pleased with the hospitality OF DR..
McGuire
DIR. George Ben Johnston will give dinner
to-day % some Of the visiting surgeons and
physicians, while others will be entertained
by Dr. George Ross and Dr. Thomas Nelson
Page. The members Of the medical prOfes-
sion of this city will this evening tender
banquet 10 their visiting colleagues, which 10
to take place at Murphys Hotel.
There will be two more sessions today. for
which the following programme has been ar
ranged
MORNING SESSION.
''Tracheotomy for foreign bodies, with
cases" by w. u. Roberts NJ D.. Louisville,
XIV "A method for removing impacted Gall
stones by means of solvents by Robert 1.
Morris VI. d.. New lOrk. "ChOlecystotomy
report Of case-flity-two gallstones and ten
ounces of pus recoyery," by w.
j. Rogers. NJ D., Memphis. Tenn. Treat
ment of gallstones with report Of cases" by
W. T.. b. Davis. NJ. d.. birmingham Ala.
"NephrectomY. with report of cases" by Ed
win Ricketts,. N. d.. Cincinnati, o. The
present status of cerebral surgery" by Lan-
don Carter Gray. NJ. D.. New York. \. 7.
The treatment OF injuries OF the skull" by
W. Fl. Hudson NJ. D.. Lafayette. Ala.
Some OF the complications Of psoas abcess.
by j. Mel adden Castor. NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
"Venomous serpents of the United States
and the treatment Of wounds inflicted By
them by Paul 3. Barrinrer NJ. d.. Univer-
sity Of Virginia. The female urethra." 10y X.
+. Moore. NJ. d., Macon. Ga "Blenorrhus
in women" by J. 7. Jelks, NJ. d.. Hot
Snripps Ark 'Uem0rrhaCe versus shock