Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-06
JOINT SESSION HELD
DENTISTS OF MARYLAND AND
THE DISTRICT ASSEMBLE.
Welcoming Address by President Of
District Association-Paper on "In-
terstate Dental License"


Maryland State Dental Association and Of
the District of Columbia Dental Society as
sembled, with their invited guests, in the
ninth union meeting this morning at the
medical department of the Georgetown Uni
versity on H street between 9th and 10th
streets. Every one Of the delegates present
evinced great interest in the subjects treated
at this mornings session and considerable
discussion was precipitated by the presen-
tation of paper by DR.. H. ]. Allen Of this
city. on IAN Interstate Dental License"
The session was called to order at $50
o'clock by DR.. w. N. Cogan Of this city,
chairman of the joint executive committee.
Rev. DR.. D. ]. Stafford, pastor of St.
Patrick's Church, offered the opening pray
er, followed by the address of welcome by
DR.. John H. London, president of the Dis
trict of Columbia Dental Society. The re-
Spouse was made by DR.. Clarence j.
Grieves, president of the Maryland State
Dental Association, who later presided over
the meeting.
The regular order of business was then
taken up. Reports read from committees
on dental legislation by DR.. Cyrus M. Cling
rich of Baltimore, Nd, and one on anaes-
thesia by DR.. William A. Mills of Balti-
more Md.
DR.. A. j. Brown of this city read a paper
on The Brophy Operation for Cleft Pal
ate,' illustrated with an exhibition of pho
tographs. An extremely interesting paper
on AN Improvement in Interdental Splints''
was presented by DR.. William A. Montel Of
Baltimore. DR.. Montell's paper elected I'M
stinted applause, and for some time after
the presentation he was deiuged with all
kinds of inquiries. Announcement was made
of the inability of DR.. A. E. A. Bryant CT
this city to be present and address the con-
vention on account of death in his
family. By unanimous, consent resolutions
of coincidence of the members were ordered
to be sent to Dr. Bryant.
The paper presented by DR.. H. J. Allen
on An Interstate Dental License received
the warmest appreciation of those present
and provoked a discussion that lasted
through a considerable portion of the morn
ing's session Although there We're some
who regarded the suggestions as somewhat
paper contained many suggestions that
would work for the good Of the profession
the country.
Afternoon Session.
This afternoons session, to be convened
at 2:3O o'clock, will be devoted to clinical
work and will be participated in by Dr.
William A. Capon of Philadelphia, Re
moval all porcelain bridge and CROWNS
DR.. George l.. Wilcox of New York city,
"Platinized gold, occusial filling;' DR.. D.
N. Rust of Alexandria, Va, "Non-cohesive
gold filing" DR.. Richard L. Simpson of
Fincastle, Va, Porcelain bicuspid crown"
DR.. A. j. Brown of this city, Instruments
and models in cleft palate work." Dr. Chas
e. Duck Of Baltimore, Nd, Rapid gold
building, non-cohesive and cohesive COM
blnations;" DR.. S. w. Bowles of this city,
Showing use of ash swager in porcelain
inlays;" DR.. T. S. Waters of Baltimore,
Md, Bleaching with pyrozone;' DR.. s. G.
Davis OF this city. Practical case of the
Frederick Primrose of Baltimore, Md,
Models and appliances showing maxulary
development" DR.. NJ. G. Sykes of EIlicott
City. Md, Non cohesive gold filing" Dr.
w. w. Evans of this city, Practical dem
onstration of temperamental diagnosis
DR.. Ryland o. Sader of Baltimore, Nd,
-Cervical cohesive gold filing DIR. Henry
F. Snyder of Baltimore, Nd, "An interest
Ing case;" DR.. H. A. Wilson Of Baltimore,
Nd Suggestions in shell and window
At this evenings session, to convene at
80 O'Clock papers will be read by DIR. T.
o. Heatwole, Baltimore Md, on "Citation
of Peculiar Case in Practice" DR.. /. Nor
man Broomell, Philadelphia, Pa, on Ian
tern Lecture, Comparative Dental Anato-
my, Histology and Pathology" and Dr.
Paul w. Evans Of this city on Porcelain
Work, General Considerations
Banquet in Prospect.
Sessions will be held tomorrow at the
same place at $50 o'clock In the morning
and at clock In the afternoon. Arrange
ments are being made for a banquet to be
given at Cabin John bridge, the party to
proceed there in chartered cars.
The invited guests OF the two organiza-
lions present were DR.. Ashley Taught of
Philadelphia, DR.. l. Norman Broomell of
Philadelphia, DR.. William A. Capon of Phil
adelphia, DR.. William Crenshaw of Allan
ia. Ga; DR.. George L. Wilcox of New York
city, DR.. w. l.. Fish Of Newark, N. j.; Dr.
D. N. Rust Of Alexandria, Va, and DIR.
Richard L. Simpson of Fincastle, Va.