Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
rail- Palmer of New York: discussed by DR.
Thos- L. Shearer of Baltimore. Nd.
Surgery and Gyuec0IeEy.

surgery anu Sy uScoiSHy.
After remaining in session until II o'clock
last night the Surgical and genealogical As
sociatiou got dowa to business again at
$50 this morning in the banquet hail of the
Arlington Hotel. and soon after the meeting
was called to order by DIR. Van I.ennep
there were fully seventy ladies and gentle
men present. This shows the enthusiasm
for work possessed by the members OF inis
branch of the American Institute of
Homeopathy.
DR.. Horace Packard of Boston Mass.
read the first paper this morning. "A Case
OF Congenital Deformity Of the Feet. Opera
ton to Facilitate the Adaptation of Arti-
fetal Limbs which was discussed by Drs.
Hartman. Runnels and Carmichael.
Or. j. Wyllis Hassier. the secretary of the
association. followed with interesting
paper on anaesthetics. upon which long
discussion ensued in which DIR. w. $.
Briggs. DR.. buchanan. DIR. Hartman, DIR.
Biggar and Drs. Newton. kahlke, Wood,
tunnels. Wilcox, Carmichael and Shears
took part.
The next paper was AN X-Ray Expert
ence and Its Sequel" by DR.. Charles E.
Sawyer of Marion. Ohio.
The papers so far read at these sessions
of the association have excited So much in
terest and discussion that the association
will probably not have the time to finish its
program today
The Remaining Papers.
At the closing Of this report there re-
manned the following papers to be read and
discussed:
Newton NJ. Collins. NJ D.. Rochester.
N. Y.-Subject, Displacement OF the Uterus.
Discussion to be opened by DIR. Edw. G.
futile. New York. n. 7.
W. Louis Hartman. NJ D.. Syracuse. N. Y.
Subject, Early Diagnosis Of Uterine Can
Ger.
Flora A. Brewster. NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
Subject, An Analysis Of Twenty-eight
Gases of Mental Deransement Due to Sex
y 10 1s,3- At.,
cussion to be opened by DR.. Charles l..
Rumsey, Baltimore, Md
Edward A. Krusen. NJ. D.. Collegeville,
Pa.-Subject, The Relation of Gynecology
to Insanity.
Florence N. Ward. NJ. D.. San Francisco.
Cal.-Subject. Endometritis as Causative
Factor in Dysmenorrhoea.
Julia F. Haywood, NJ. D.. Rochester. N.
cussion to be opened by DR.. N. NJ Collins,
Rochester, N. Y.
De Witt G. wilcox. NJ D.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Subject. Pelvic Tumors in Distinction
From Pregnancy
Cora B. Brewster, NJ. D.. Baltimore. Md
Subject. Reflex Ovarian Pain.
Sidney F. Wilcox. NJ. D., New York city
Subject, Simultaneous Craniotomy. Dis
cussion to be opened by DR.. I. L. MacDon-
aid. Washington. D. c.
Orlando S. Ritch. NJ D.. New York. N. Y.
Subject. Results of Sixteen Mammscto-
mics. Discussion to be opened by DR.. G. e.
JeHery, BrOOklyn, ~ L.
Julia Holmes Smith, NJ. D.. Chicago. ILL.,.
Subject, Mastitis; Its Medical and Surgical
Treatment
David NJ Gibson. NJ. D., St. Louis. Mo-
Subject. Pyothorax.
E. Sti.lman Bailey, NJ. D.. Chicago. ILL.,
Subject, Practical Cystoscopy of the Female
Bladder.
Eukl1 G. Carlton. NJ. D., New York. N.
Y-Subject, A New Cystoscope. Discus
sion to be opened by DIR. L. L. Ashcraft,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pa-Subject, The Bottini Operation for Hy-
pertrophied Prostate. Discussion to be
opened by DR.. Bukk c. Carlton. New YORK,
n. Y.
G. c. Jeffery. NJ D.. Brooklyn. N. Y
Subject, Seminal Vesculitis Variously Con-
sidered.
Henry W. Champlin. NJ. D., Bloomsbury.
Pa.-Subject. Some Indications for Circum-
cision.
It's First Session.
The first annual meeting of the Surgical
and Chronological Society Of the Ameri-
can Institute of Homeopathy began at the
Arlington Hotel this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The constitution and bylaws were adopted
and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: DR.. James c. Wood or
Cleveland. president; DR.. w. Louis Hart
man of Syracuse, first vice president; DIR.
Horace Packard of Boston, second vice
president. and DR.. ]. Wyllis Hassler of
Philadelphia, secretary and DR.. q. Z. JET
ferey of Brooklyn, treasurer.
Following this brief business session the
meeting proceeded to the reading and dis
cussion of papers. it being first decided
that no limit should be placed on time
given for discussions