Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-16
CONGRESSES W DOCTORS
Estimated That Nom Than a Thousand
Leaders Oh tie Profession
VIII Attend.

Sixteen societiesaand associations of spe
ciaiists will be represented in the sixth tri
ennial session Of the congress of American
physicians and Surgeons, which will be
held in Washington May u, Ii and Il
More than thousand physicians and sur.
geons from all parts of the United States
Will attend the congress. which will con-
vene at 3 O'clock May IL In the Columbia
Theater This opening session VIII ad
journ at 5 pm. In the evening, In a ha.
yet to be selected, President Keen will de-
liver an address, and later he will receive
the delegates at the Arlington Hotel.
Each Will Have Program.
The societies have each arranged pro-
gram. Meetings will be held at times which
Will not conflict with regular sessions Of
the congress.
The names of the societies. their secre-
taries and the halls in which their meet
ings will be held are as follows: American
Ophthalmological Society, S. B. st. John
Arlington Hotel; American biological So
ciety, DR.. Frederick I. jackson, Arlington
Hotel; American Neurological Association,
Graeme M. Hammond. Arlington Hotel;
American genealogical Society, j. Riddle
COTE. Columbian University Medical
School; American Dermatological Associa-
ton, Charles J. White, New Willard;
American Laryngelogical Association,
James E. Newcomb Cosmos Club; Ameri-
can Surgical Association, D. P. Allen, CO.
lumbar University Medical School; Ameri-
can Genealogical Association, Guy Hins-
dale, New Willard; Association Of Ameri-
can Physicians, Henry Hun, New Wi lard;
American Association of Genito-Urinary
Surgeons, John Wander Poel New Willard;
American Orthopedics Association, John
Ridlon, Arlington Hotel; American Physio-
logical Society, F. S. Lee. Columbian Uni
versity Medical School; American Pediatric
Society, S. 8. Adams, the Raleigh; Associa-
ton of American Anatomists G. c. Huber;
American Observation-Disclosures Society, G.
M. Burr, the Shoreham; American Associa-
ton of Psychologists and Psychologists, H.
c. Ernest, Columbian University Medical
School,.
Committee of Arrangements.
The committee of arrangements consists
Of the following representatives of various
societies: DR.. A. r. Stands, American Or
thopedic Association, Washington; DR.. 8.
o. Richey, American Ophthalmological So
ciety, Washington; DR.. F. B. Loring, Amer
lean biological Society, Washington; DR..
H. M. Thomas, American Neurological AS
ISOLATION, Baltimore; DR.. ]. w. Bovee.
American genealogical Society, Washing
ton; DR.: T. c. Gilchrist, American Derma-
tologfcal Association, Baltimore; DIR. T.
Morris Murray, American Laryngologcal
Association, Washington; DR.. ]. Ford
Thompson, American. Surgical Association,
Washington; DR.. W. R. F. Phillips, Ameri-
can Chronological Association, Washing
tom DR.. George NJ. Kober. Association Of
American Physicians, Washington; DR..
Charles F. Bevan, American Association
of Genito-Urinary Surgeons, Baltimore; Dr.
w. H. Howell, American Physiological So
ciety, Baltimore; Dr.1S. s. Adams, Ameri-
can Pediatric Society," Washington; DR.. A.
B. Richardson, American Medico-Psycho-
logical Association, Washington; D. II. NJ.
Pearce American Association of Pathol-
ogists and Psychologists. Philadelphia.
DR.. William H. Carmalt of New Haven,
Conn, is secretary Of the congress, and
DIR. Newton NJ. Shaffer Of New York Is
treasurer,