Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-09
MEDIC0S AT BANQUET
FUNCTIONS IN WHICH VISITORS
PARTICIPATED.

The Association Of American Physician!
| and Surgeons held its annual banquet a.
the Willard last night 1t was the great
est gathering in the history of the organi
cation, but was purely informal DR.
Francis P. Kinnicutt, president of the asso
cation, occupied the chair. Among the
guests was DR.. 8. Weir Mitchell, author
and physician Of Philadelphia. -
The American chronological Association
also gave Its annual dinner at the Willard
last evening. 1t was the twenty-nintt
gathering of the society. Among the
guests were Prof Gustave Killian and DR.
Koehlreutter, both of Germany Dr. Arthur
De Roaldes of New Orleans, the president
OF the society, presided. DR.. Simpson Of
New York acted as POSTMASTER Among
those who spoke were DR.. Samuel w
Langmaid of Boston, DR.. Killian, DR.. Bos.
worth and DR.. Delavan.
Chinese Minister a Guest.
The American Chronological Association
held its annual banquet at Rauschers las,
night. The guest of honor was Sir Chen.
tung Liang-Cheng, the Chinese minister
He made a short address and paid a high
tribute to the skill and ability of American
surgeons.
Among the speakers were DR.. Robert
Babcock of Chicago, DR.. James B. Walker
OF Philadelphia, DR.. w. F. r. Phillips O,
the George Washington University, DR.. C.
L. Minor of Asheville, n. c.; Dr.. r, G
Newton OF New Jersey, DR.. Thomas D.
Coleman, Augusta, Ga; DR.. Guy ainsdaie
Virginia; DR.. James Hart of Colorado
DR.. F: I. Knight Of Boston, DR.. Frank
Fremont Smith, vice president of the as.
ISOLATION, and DR.. Thomas Darlington
mi al INN 30 n.y..
DR.. Darlington acted as toastmaster
ABOUT seventy-five members were present.
|. AT the afternoon session the following
1m.o were elected: President. DR.
presidents. DR.. Judson Darland, Philadel-
phia, and DR.. c. F. Gardiner COLORADO
Springs; secretary and treasurer DR.. CIV
Hlnsdale, Hot Springs, Va; member OF
eou'icii LII. lhomas Darlington, New York
Other Associations.
the American Neurological Association
held Its thirty-third annual function in tn.
cabinet room of the New Willard. and DR.
Hugh Patrick, retiring president of the as
ISOLATION, made the principal address of IN.
evening. DR.. G. NJ. Hammond of New Yorl
acted as the POSTMASTER Among the nhv
siclans VINO made short addresses were DR.
=. w. Ban, the new president, and Drs
Knapp and Prince of Boston; Dercom Don
aldson and Miller of Philadelphia and Rigg.
of st. Paul.
No speeches were made at the dinner o.
the American Association of Pathological,
and Psychologists held at the Shoreham
1t was the seventh annual dinner of thu
organization, and fifty-fve members ant
guests were present.
The Arlington was the scene of the an
hual banquet Of the American Orthopedi,
Association. The banquet hall was beauti
fully decorated with cut flowers and flag:
and the occasion was enivened by the
music contributed by the Amphion Glet
Club.
DR.. A. r. Stands acted as POSTMASTER
and the speakers were DR.. John Rider Of
Chicago; DIR. A. ]. Steele of st. Louis; DR.
Robert Jones of~London and Liverpool; DR.
E. N. Bradford of Boston; DR.. A. G.. Cool
of Hartford and Dr.. G. Baldwin.