The evening times., 1899-06-07
fR- union 6fsSsf9@IgGG
OF DENTAL societies
Opening Session of a Three
Days Convention. 3
Visitors Welcomed by the President
Of the Local Body.
Practical Demonstrations to he
= Given This AfternoOn-Full
Programme of the Affair.


Association convened this morning ut 10
o'clock in the parlors of the Washington
Dental College and Hospital Of OralsSur-
gerry.
The convention will continue for three
days. during which time the members Of
the three organizations will devote them
Many interesting papers and practical
demonstrations on dental work will be
presented at the various sessions This
mornings meeting was attended by about
one hundred dentists. There are about
twice that number In the city. The ses-
sion was called to order by John H. Lon
don, chairman OF the joint executive COM
mittee the presiding ofiicer
The convention was formally opened by
prayer which was offered by Rev. George
F. Dudley. formerly chaplain Of the First
District OF Columbia Volunteer Infantry,
who served with that regiment during the
campaign in Cuba. The address OF well
come was delivered ny Charles w. Appler.
president of the District Of Colum1ia So
ciety, which was responded to by NJ. G.
Sykes on behalf CT the Maryland associa-
ton and Charles L. S,eel Cor Virginia. Phe
session this morning lasted only about an
hour and adjourned to meet this afternoon
at O'Clock when the real purpose OF the
meeting was brought out
At the afternoon session, many demon
strations of the proper manner. according
to the most advanced science Of dental sur
gerry of performing surgical operations on
the teeth and mouth were made. The first
clinic was on porcelain bridge work. which
was made by Z. Parmly Browr, OF New
York. He was followed by Charles A.
Meeker of New Jersey, who demonstrated
general work.
Others who participated In the instruct
i've meeting were:
W D. Monroe, Washington. y. C.. 'Filling
With DE Tr,y's Crystal Mat Cold" John VI. Park
cr Coldsboro. n C., Use of Tin as u Base in
Cohesive Gold Filling-;' II. c. Thompson. Wash
ington. d. c.: T. 5. Waters. Baltimore. Nd. "A
Few Original Ideas in Repairing Broken bridges
Without Removing the Bridge Ryland o. sad
ler Baltimore, Nd. The ITsesof Creo>ote Char
coal Points for the Radical Cure of Aveolar Alb
scess;'' ". Gist Sykes. Hllicot' CITY. Nd, a
Combination Soft and Cohesive Gold Filling;
D. Gene>e. Baltimore. "a Bifurcated Crown,
Treatment of Fistula:'' George '. Milhollanl,
Baltimore. Fractured Incisors Restored With
Porcelain Tips" Luther ". Parsons, Baltimore.
Combination of Porcelain and Cold for Bicuspid
Crown
Tonight's session which begins at
O'Clock will be devoted to the reading and
discussion Of the following papers:
F. p. Beadies Danville Va. Jury Duty"
William A. Mills. Baltimore. Nd. arsenic"
Exhibition of Cranial Sections ID. Genese.
Baltimore, Md. Exhibition Of Casts Showing
Deformities of Faces with Dental Appliances;
J. II. p. Benson. Washington. ID. C., mater
nal and Constitutional Influences in the Develop
ment and Disease Of the Teeth.
The programme for the rest OF the con-
vention is as follows:
Thursday, $50 a. M. CIinics-R. otoensui,
New York Insertion Of Two Porcelain Filings,
one by the Jenkins Method. and Another Using
an American Body. Easily Procurable in this
Country W. ". Evans, Washington. d. C..
Exhibition of Prosahetic Work in Celuoid:"
". " Cogan. Washington. d. C., subject to be
announced: V II. Jackson. New York, The lack
son System of Appliances in the Regulation of
Teeth
Thursday, p. m.-Papers: G. W. Richardson.
~ D., Washington. .Abcess of the Antrum;'' r.
Ottolsngui. New York. Talk on Porcelain
Work. E. c. Duck, Baltimore. Nd, Use of Nj
trate Of Silver in Operative Dentistry
Thursday, p. m.-Banquet. Tickets to be OBJ
tanned from the banquet committee
Friday. $50 a. m.-Papers: Z. c. Kirk, Phila-
deIphia, ga, subject to he announced; T. X.
Wedelstaedt. ST. Paul, Mimi, "A Few Words
lars" W. H. II. Thackston. Farmville, Va, The
Code of Professional Ethics Clarence J. Grieves.
Baltimore, Nd. "a Case of Progressive Dental
Resorption;' W. II, Ewaid. Portsmouth. Va.
Logan W. w Evans, NlsElEsiou- L.
C.. ''Prosthetic Dentistry"
Officers of the District OF Columbia Dental So
ciety-Charies W. Appler, ID. d. S, president: X.
W. Talbott d. D. s. vice president; II. j. Al
D. D. s. treasurer: II. b. Noble. D. D. s., Ii
brarian. OF the Virginia State Dental Associa-
tion, Charles l.. Steel. y. D., d. d. s, presi-
dent; W f. Norris, ID. d. s., first vice presi-
dent; r. H. Walker, D. d. s. second vice presi-
dent; b. Bridgforth D. D. s, third vice presi-
dent; j. Hall Moore d. d. s.. corresponding sec
retary; George F. Keesee, d. d. s., recording sec
retary; W. II. Ewald. ID. d. s.. treasurer. OF the
D. D. S. president; E. Z. Cruzen, D. D. s. first
vice president: G. r. Carter, D. ID. s., second
vice president; Richard Grady, ID. D. S., record
ing secretary; W. W. Dinbraeco. ID. ID. s., cor
secretary, S. c. Pennington. treasurer
The various committeeman and officials
Of the convention are as follows:
Joint Committee Of Arrangements-John H.
La1don Washington; d. Genese, secretary, Balti-
m0ke; d. n. Rust. Alexandria.
Subcommittee of Clinics-H. j. Allen, Wash
ington; ". b. Finney, Baltimore; Henry C.
Jones, Richmond Local assistant, William II.
Trail.
Subcommittee on Transportation, Hotels. and
A. Lyon. Washington; Edward Egg
gfcston, Richmond; j. c. HeuisIer, Baltimore.
Local assistant, r. W. Talbot.
Banquet-w. N. Cogan, chairman; N. F. Fin
lev, and ". A. Lyon.
Exhibits-w. E. Diefenderfer.
Publication and Essays-M F. Finley. chair
man. Washington; ]. Hall Moore. Richmond;
E. Z. Cruxen. Baltimore: II. B. Noble. Washing
ton; ". W. H. Thackston. Farmvile. Va; Rich
ard Grady. Baltimore, and R. E. l.. Hackney,
Washington.
Anatomy, Physiology. and Histology NJ
chairman. Richmond; H. +. Gorgas |
Baltimore; d. T. Wiber. Washington; ". F. |
Norris Charlottesville. Va; Stanley Steel. Elk |
ton, Nd; L. c. F. Hugo, Washington, and E. |
P. Beadles, Danville. Va.
Operative Dentistry-B. Holly Smith, chair |
man, Baltimore; II. G. Thompson, Washington:
Henry Jones. Richmond; ]. H. Davis. Baltimore; |
w. E. Diefenderfer. Washington; II. ". Camp
,ell. Suffolk. Va, and c. Z. Duck, Baltimore.
Prcsthetic Denfistry-W. W. Evans. chairman, |
Washington; T. II. Parrsmore, Hampton; c. J. /
iresves Baltimore; J. Hall Lewis, Washington;
!. O. Hodgkin, wanenton; George E. Hardy, 1
and R. A. Bates, Washington.
Dental Education. Literature. and Nomencla-
ure-Ceorge F.. Keesee, chairman. Richmond; |
Richard Grady, Baltimore; A. D. Cobey, Wash
ngton; c. A. Mercer, Richmond; c. c. Harris,
r. W. Talbot, Washington, and A.
.ee Pennel, Leesburg.
Pathology and Therapeutics-J. G. Schmetzer.
Baltimore; ]. n. Walton. Washington;
!. A. Colvin, Charlottesville; William A. Mills,
Baltimore: H. NJ. Schooley. Washington; Law
ence Wilson, Winchester, and G. Marshall Smith. |
baltimore
Crown and Bridge work-wms. Donnally,
Washington; B. Bridgforth Richmond;
:. c. Harris, Baltimore; W. "A. Lyon, Washing
on; ". H. Ewald. Portsmouth, Va; G. Mar
hall Smith, Baltimore, and s. G. Davis, WASH
ngton.
Orthodontia and Dental Appliances. S. Wal /
er, chairman, Norfolk; d. Genese, Baltimore;
V. n. Cogsn, Washington; E. G. Lee, Norfolk;
!. J. Beachy. Cumberland; Charles Munson,
Washington. and F. A. Lee. Lynchburg
Oral surgery-D. Genese, chairman, Baltimore;
I. H. P. Benson, Washington; L. NJ Cowardjp.
C. E. Duck. Baltimore; r. II. Gun
ell. Washington; A. II. Sprinkel. Culpcper; Al
ert Price, Baltimore.