The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-21

DR.. Hughes, of Atlanta, Ca
DR.. ]. A. German, Of New Orleans.
The executive committee reported a
partial list of new members and the
secretary was instructed to cast the
ballot of the lodge for them.
The treasurer made his report. which
showed that the society was In splen-
did financial circumstances.
Minutes of the meeting held in St
Augustine were read and with slight
alterations were adopted.
DR.. GORMAN'S LECTURE.
The night session of the society was
devoted to a stereopticon lecture by DIR.
German, of New Orleans. The lecture
proved to be a very interesting one
to the members of the profession, many
Of whom were not familiar with the
scope of the work covered by DR.. Cor
mans talk. His lecture was made
a great deal more interesting, as well
as instructive, by the views Of the
work before and after treatment. The
lecture consumed several hours and
there were many local people in the
convention hall to take advantage Of
the opportunity Of hearing DR.. German
talk upon the important subject.
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
At s o'clock this morning the society
will meet for a report of the clinics
committee and a discussion of the
clinics, the program being as follows:
Fixed and Removable Saddle
Bridges. table clinic-Dr. W. E. Lam
bright, Atlanta, ca.
ITO Make a Bridge without Invest
Ing, table clinic-Dr. J. R. Dodge.
Waycross, Ga.
Demonstrations in the Use Of Alex
ander's Inlay Gold"-Dr. c. L. Alexan-
der, Charlotte. \. c.
"Orthodontia'', table clinic-Dr. Cor
man, New Orleans, La.
'OrthOdontia", table clinic-Dr. Jos.
Eby. Atlanta. Ga.
Casting Porcelain Inlays", table
clinic-Dr. s. w. Allen, Tampa, Fla.
Table clinic, subject to be announced
DR.. z. G. Elkins st. Augustine, Fla
At 2:30 o'clock this Afternoon an
other business meeting will be held,
and at this meeting every member is
urged to be present for q roll call is to
be made that a complete list may be
secured.
The evening session will be given
os1er to papers and illustrations on Oral
ProphylaXis by DIR. Adair and others.
Following is & list Of papers to be
read and discussed at the various ses-
sions:
Young, St. Augustine.
The General Department of the
Dentist'-Dr. w. R. Snead, Mariana
Fla.
Oral Hygiene'-DT. A. NJ. Jackson,
Lakeland, Fla
"ProphyIaxis"-Dr. J. c. Patten, Fer
nandina. Fla
"Materfa AIedica and Therapeutics in
| Dentistry Today"-Dr. P. E. Callihan,
| McRae Ca.
"Bacterioogy'-Dr Claude A. Smith,
| Atlanta, Ga
Paper subject to he announced-Dr
! S. w. Foster, Atlanta, Ga
Paper. subject toFbe announced-Dr.
| VIM. Crenshaw, Atlanta, Ga.
Stereopticon Lecture-DT. German
! New Orleans. La.
"Omce Aids to Material Success in
| Dentistry F. o. Foster, Atlanta,
! Ga.
"OraI Prophylaxis", lecture with
! demonstration-Dr. Robin 'Adair, At
! lanta, Ga.
The program for Thursday morning
will be.
a. m.-(a) Reading minutes.
Cb) Report and discussions Of
(c) Unfinished and miscellaneous
! business.
| Cd Scientific and literary work.
The BAY TRIP.
All business will be finished at the
! Thursday morning session and in the
afternoon the members of the society
will be guests Of the local members OF
| the society ana OF the PenS4cOia COM
uerCial Association. The Bar Pilots
Association has offered it's splendid
! steamer Pilot for this occa sion and the
| visitors viii be taken for a seven hour
| cruise first to board the battleships,
then to the navy yard and by the forts
and then for a tee out into the Gulf of
/ Mexico. The committee in charge of
the bay trip is making preparations TO
make this trip one long to be remem-
! bered by the visitors to the Deep Wa
ter City.
LIST OF MEMBERS.
! Following is a list Of the members of
/ the Florida State Dental Society, most
of whom are in attendance. This list
IS largely increased by new members
who Will be given certificates of mem
| bership this afternoon:
! S. A. Hussey, Newbury; W. A. Dean,
! Tampa; c. B. Gamble, Wildwood; ".
! s. Hall, Pensac cola; E. A Law, Barlow
J. B. Mccormick; D. D. Crews, FIT
| Myers; n. L. Bryan. North Carolina +;