Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-09-07
DOCTORS MEETING
Semi-Annual Session OF The
Medical And ChirurgicaI
Faculty OF Maryland
CONvENES HERE SEDT. l2.I4
Program OF Exercises For The ll2 Nh
General Meeting

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On next Monday, September II to
IA, inclusive, the 112th semi-annual
meeting of the Medical and Chirurgi-
cal Faculty of Maryland will be held
here.
1t is expected the meetings will be
held in the State House, but plans for
this have not been consummated.
The headquarters of, the physicians
and surgeons will be at Carvel Hall.
The following is the program:
Monday, September 12, 2 80 p. m.
Address of welcome, Hon. Austin l..
Crothers, Governor of Maryland; ad-
dress, Hon. James F. Strange, Mayor
of Annapolis; address, DR.. Thomas
II. Brayshaw, President Anne Arundel
County Medical Society; response,
DR.. Franklin B. Smith, President of
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty. 5
p. m.- Reception by the Governor at
the Executive Mansion. z y. m.
Dinner at Carvel Hall. $3.50 p. m.
Reception by the Chamber of Com
merce of Annapolis at BJucher's
Casino on the Spa.
Tuesday, September Is, $3.50 a. M,
Meeting of the House of D, legates.
1890 a. m.-Scientific session, (pa-
pers. limited to fifteen minutes and
discussion to five minutes.) Synopsis
on the Administration of the State
Board of Health /. Introduction DR.
Marshall l. Price; Bureau of Bacteri
ology, DR. William r. Stokes; Bureau
Of Zoe 10 H.
G. Rohrer; Bureau of Chemistry, DR..
W. R. D. Penniman; Bureau of Vital
Statistics, DR.. Frank Hines; The Food
and Drug Act, DIR. Charles Caspari,
Jr.; Legal Aspects of Public Health
Administration, Mr.. VIM. Pinkney
Whyte, Jr. 2. Some Oesophagea and
Bronchoscopic Cases, DR.. Richard II.
Johnson. 8. Mercurials in the Treat
ment of tuberculosis, DR.. Pierce
Knitting 4. A Plea for the Bet
terment of Health in Country Dis
tricts, DIR. C. W. G. Rohrer. 5. Ad
vantages of Decomposition in the
Treatment of Head Injuries. DR.. A.
McGlannan. p. m.-Luncheon at
Carvel Hal. 8 p. m. Inspection of
Naval Academy Buildings. 5p. m.
Concert by the Academy Band on the
grounds. z p. m.-Dinner at Carvel
Hall. $3.50 p. m.-Address by the
president, DR.. Franklin B. Smith.
$50 p. m. Reception, dance and
oyster roast rendered by the Anne
Arundel County Medical Society at
Carvel Hall. y
Wednesday, September IA, $50 a.
n.- Meeting of the House of Dele
gates. 1890 a. m.-Scientific ses-
lion, joint meeting with the Maryland
2sychiatric Society. /. Care of De-
pressed and Suicidal Patients, DR..
Clarence Il. Farrer, discussed by Dr.
Louis II. GunGry. 2. Care of Excited
md Violent Patients, DR.. H. d.
Purdum, discussed by Drs. r. f.
iundry and Henry ID. Fahrnev. 8.
Iare of Demented and Untidy Pa
cients. DR.. F. j. Flannery, discussed
by Drs. Charles j. Cary and Cornelius
Oeweese. 4. Care of Epileptic Imbe-
,iles, DR.. F. w. Heating. 5. Care of
Epileptic Insane, DR.. j. Clement
Clark. G. The Remedial, Economic
md Ethical Value of Employment of
Patients as Utilized Sin State Hos
1itals, DR.. Robert p Winterode, dis
:ussed by Ds. J. P. Wade and W. R.
0unton, Jr. Z. A Plan for the Pro-
phylaxis of Mental Disorders and the
After-Care of Conyalescent Patients
~ Organized Social Service, DR.. A.
P. Herring, discussed by Mr.. N. C.
Grasty, Secretary Superintendent City
Charities; Mr.. J. w. Magruder, Sec
retary Federated Charities; Mr.. Louis
n. Levin, Secretary Federated jew
Ssh Charities. p. m. Luncheon at
Carvel Hall. 2 p. m.-Sailing trip
IN the Bay.