The Washington times., 1902-06-04
Fitting Close to a Day OF
Interesting Work on
Top cS of Mcm:nt.
LARGELY ATTENDED DINNER
Annual Banquet of the American
La;yngological, Neurological, and
biological Society at New Willard
Last Might've Sessions Daily.

the society, VINO are now in the city il
large numbers attending the eighth an
nual convention OF the organization
Daily meetings are held at the Ccsmo.
Clue. 1870 II Street northwest. where
The society has its headquarters.
The dinner last evening in the ban
quet room OF the New Willard was z
brilliant affair. Besides members CT The
society Of which Dr.. Charles W. Rich
ardson is president. there were many
guests, among whom were scientists
from al ;;,ort of the country
Or. Richard STICKY. Of Kentucky. al
the afternoon session was chosen presi-
dent OF the society for the ensuing
year. It is probable the noxt session
viii be held at his home city. LexinF-
ton. Ky. Or. STICKY has been a men,
Der Of the society many years. he is
widely known among scientists.
Yesterday was the second day Of the
convention OF the society. ana two ses-
sions were held, the first beginning at
&c O'Clock. The afternoon scssiun be-
gan at O'Clock. ard cniy Fellows were
present. DR.. Richardson called the
morning session to order Papers Of
Importance to scientists were read.
Many Interesting Papers.
Tho early part OF the session was de-
voted TO a symposium on the Diseases
Of the accessory sinusas," and the fol-
lowing special topics we're treated in
the papers:
General Paper" Or. Robert c. Myles.
New York; Frontal Sinus" Dr. C. A
Thigpcn, Montgomery, Ala: "Ethmuidal
Cells, DR.. Eugene L. Vansant, Philadol-
rhia; "Sphcnoidal Cells" Or. Cornelius
G. Coahley, New York; "Antrum of
Highmore,' Dr.. f. c. Cobb, Boston; "On
the Diagnosis and Treatment of From
tai Sinus Diseases DIR. Lewis A. Cof-
fin, New York; THE Technique of From
tai Sinus Operations" DR.. H. Holbrouk
Curtis, New York. The discussion was
o2cncd by Drs. John O. Roe. James L.
Logan, NJ. II. Ward, and Conrad Berens.
Other papers were read during the
morning on matters OF interest to the
lA'ANoAANh ~ "a d. - -siEAaN. " dIGT-
town, n. T.; Or. Dunbar Roy, Atlanta.
Ca Or. L. J. Glib Wishart. Toronto.
Ont: DR.. Chcvalier jackson. Pittsbu-g.
and DR.. w. Scheppegrell. New Orleans.
The society adjourned shortly before l
O'Clock and the members were received
at the White House by President Roose-
welt. after which they took luncheon at
the New willard
Committees Named.
The following committees have been
named by DR.. Richardson: Nominating
committee-E. B. Bench, New York;
Christian r. Holmes, Cincinnati: D.
Braden Kyle, Philadelphia; Wendell c.
Phillips. New York, and George L. Rich
ards, Fall River. Auditing committee
Franck Hyatt, Washington; Arthur G.
Root, Albany, n. Y, and Walter A.
Wells, Washington.
The nominating committee will make a
report this morning, the time fixed
for the election and installation of Of
fcers.
Those in Attendance.
AT the afternoon session a number Of
papers were presented and read. DR..
Frank L. Miller, OF New York, was one
OF the principal scientists to speak
Among the fellows Of the society reg
istered on the books OF the convention
as attending this session are: William
L. Baiienger, Chicago; 7. Passmore Der |
Gus, New York; Burton S. Booth. Troy, |
n. y; Lewis 4. Coffin, New York; |
Charles y. Cox, Boston; Ewing W Day, |
Pittsburg; George Fetterlof, Philadel- 4
phia; Waldo Percy Con. Clarksburg, W |
Va; Thomas II. Halstead, Syracuse. ~ |
y; Henry Jasper HaTtz. Detroit; Lee .
Hurd. New York; James Lyon Kent, I
LyDchburg, Va; ID. Braden Kyle. Phila- |
delphia; NJ. ID. Lederman. New York: II. /
". Loeb, ST. Louis; Carl e Munger, /
Waterbury, Conn; Francis r. Packard /
Philadelphia William Baya-d Shields, .
St. Louis; Sargent +. Snow, Syracuse. n /
y; J. a. Stucky. Lexington. Ky: Senac,
b. Balm, Washington. j.. c.. James g.
Clemens. Indianapolis. Ind; Cornelius
g. coakley, New York; Frederick c.
Cobb. Boston: L. -. Dench. New York:
Hobart S. Dye, Washington, ID. c., II.
Bert Ellis. Los Angeles, Cal; Thomas
II. Farrell, Philadelphia; Woln Freuden-
thai, New York. Joseph s. GLIB, Phil1-
delpha; Max A. Coldstein, St Louis
Thomas J. Harris, New York; Christian
r. Holmes, Cincinnati; Frank Hyatt
d. G.; John NJ. ingeEsoil,
Cleveland. Ohio: o. A. W. Mckimmie.
ID. c.; Robert Levy, Den
yer, Col; William Il. Lincoln. Cieve-
land, Ohio; G. Hudson Mahuen, Phila-
eelphia; Henry l.. Myers, Norfolk, Va:
Robert c. Myles. New York; James =
McCaw. Waterfowl, ". Y; Leferts A.
Brooklyn; James +. Nc
Kernon, New York. John o. McRey-
nolds, Dallas. Tex; Wendell c. Phillips.
New York; George l.. Richards. FAN
River, Mass; John O. Roe, Rochester
n. Y; Arthur G. Root. Albany. N. y;
c. Dunbar Ro". Atlanta, Ga; s Mae
Cuen Smith. Philadelphia: Otto Jacob
Stein Chicago; John A. Thompson. Gin
Walter 4. Wells. Washington,
d. c.. ID. J. Glib wishart. Toronto.
Canada; John +. Woodward, Norfolk
Va.
A number OF fellows and ladies con
nected with the society went to Mount
Vernon yesterday afternoon. The trip
was made by rail. The party returned
10 the city shortly after 6 O'Clock.
President Roosevelt yesterday after
icon received In the East Room at the
White House the delegates Of the So
eiety. y