Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-31
DOCTORS IN SESSION
DISTINGUISHED PRACTITIONERS
TO ASSEMBLE NEXT WEEK.
Annual Meeting of the American
Laryngological, Pathological and
biological Society.

There Is good deal of interest locally
on the part of the members Of the medi-
cal profession in the coming annual meet
ing of the American Laryngological Rhino-
logical and biological Society. which Is to
begin its sessions in this city Monday
next. AS this is the eighsh annual meet
ing of the organization, and as the ses-
sion is to be held in this city, the home
of the president of the society, DR.. Charles
W. Richardson, more than ordinary signifi-
canoe attaches to the occasion. The pro-.
gram gives evidence of this, as 1t contains
the titles of papers on topics of special i'm
portance to be read by men who are recog-
n,zed as leaders in these specialties.
The sessions will continue through three
days. two being held daily. one In the
morning and another IN the afternoon. The
opening meeting will be held IN the assem-
bly, hall Of the Cosmos Club Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. An address of welcome
will be delivered by Surgeon General Geo.
M. Sternberg, and then will come Presi-
dent Richardson's address. At O'Clock
the afternoon session will be begun and
that evening President Richardson and
Mrs Richardson will give reception to
the visiting doctors at their residence. 1102
L street. There will be morning and af-
ternoon meeting Tuesday, and that evening
the members will sit down to the annual
banquet at the New Willard.
Authors Of Papers.
The final session will be held Wednesday
morning. Those who are expected to read
papers during the meeting are: Drs. Sar-
gent F. Snow, Syracuse, N. Y; Robert M.
Levy, Denver Col; D. Braden Kyle, Phila-
delphia; Francis R. Packard, Philadelphia;
H. W. Loeb. st. Louis; John N. Ingersoll,
Cleveland; w. B. Shields, St. Louis: Ed
ward B. Bench, New York; George l.. Rich
ards, Fall River. Mass: G. Hudson Nc
Knew, Philadelphia; Price Brown, Ontario,
Canada; Thos. F. Keller. Toledo, Ohio; Max
A. Goldstein, St. Louis: John c. Mercy
holds. Dallas. Texas; VIM. L. Ballinger,
Chicago; w. Prudential. New York: Rob-
ert C. Myles. New York: c. A. Thigpen,
Montgomery, Ala; Eugene L. Vansant.
York: F. c. Cobb. Boston: Lewis A. Coffin,
New York; H. Holbrook Curtis, New York;
James F. McCaw, Watertown n. Y; Dun
can Roy, Atlanta, Ca; J. GLIB Wisbart,
burg; W. Scheppergrell, New Orleans;
Frank E. Miller, New York: w. H. Haskin,
New York: Wendell c. Phillips, New York:
Ewing W: Day, Pittsburg; W. s. Renner,
Buffalo; Norval H. Pierce, Henry J. Hartz.
Detroit, Mich: Thos. J. Harris. New York;
George T. Ross, Montreal, Canada; Thos.
II. Halsted, Syracuse, N. Y; T. Passmore
Berens, New York; Francis P. Quindam,
New York; Seymour Oppenheimer, New
York: George Fetterolf, Philadelphia; Red
mond Payne, San Francisco, Cal.
Officers of the Society.
The officers of the society are as follows:
President, Charles w. Richardson, MD,
Washington, D. c.; vice presidents, II. Ho1-
brook Curtis, Md, chairman Of eastern
section, New York; H. w. Loeb, Md.
chairman of middle section, st. Louis, Mo-
Charles F. McGahan, MD, chairman of
southern section, Aiken, S. c.; F. W. Flem-
ing, MD, chairman of western section, Los
Angeles. Cal; secretary, Wendell G. Phil
lips. MD, New York; treasurer Ewing
w Day, Md, Pittsburg, Pa; council, Rob
ert G. Myles. MD. New York city; d.
Braden Kyle, Md, Philadelphia, Pa; S. E.
Solly, MD. Colorado Springs. Col; James
F. McKernon, MD, New York city; S.
MacCuen Smith. NJ D.. Philadelphia, Pa:
F. c: Cobb. M. D., Boston, Mass; Norval
H. Pierce, MD, Chicago, Ill; T. Passmore
Berens NJ. D., New York city: JOS A.
White. NJ. D.. Richmond, Va Library com
mittee, H H. Curtis, A: B. Duel, G. Hud-
son MaKuen. Geo. l.. Richards, Thomas J.
Harris; publication committee Thomas j.
Harris. A. B. Duel, G. Hudson MaKuen.