The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-23

After three days Of business and
pleasure combined, the twenty eighth
annual session, the most successful in
the history of the society, OF the Flor
ida State Dental Society was brought
to close last night when the visitors
returned from the bay trip given to
them by the Pensacola Commercial
Association.
The members were delighted with
the bay trip and many of them ex
pressed themselves as spending the
most enjoyable afternoon Of theiS lives.
The party left Palafox wharf in the
morning at IL o'clock and did not re-
turn until o'clock in the afternoon.
Fort Pickens was first visited and the
visitors were shown the many points
of interest around the forts and the
disappearing guns were fully explained.
Then the Pilot steamed out through
the deep water channel into the gulf
to give the visitors a chance to view
the majestic Gulf of Mexico.
The navy yard was then visited and
this proved to be one of the most in
teresting places of all to be visited.
Admiral Young made the visitors feel
at home and took pleasure in explain
ing to them that part Of Uncle Sans
property.
on account of the battleships leav-
ing port yesterday they could not be
boarded, but the Pilot steamed close to
where the hghting ships were coaling
and a good view of them was obtained.
DINNER ABOARD PILOT.
The Pensacola CONNER cial Associa-
tion was host upon this occasion and
as it never does things by halves 1t did
not neglect anything that would add to
the pleasure of the guests. Many Pen
sacols lasies were along to assist in
entertaining the visitors and sump-
tuous dinner was served aboard the
Pilot.
GEORGE D. YOUNG Is PRESIDENT.
DR.. George D. Young, Of st. Angus
tine, was, during the morning session
of the society, elected to serve as pres
ident for the ensuing year. DR.. Young
has taken q leading part in the work
of the society for a number Of years
and it was but fitting that he should
head the organization to which he has
contributed so r1uch to make 1t reach
the high plane that it has attained. He is
a man of pleasing personality, cordial
to everyone and his bright remarks
have contributed to ever business ses-
sions Other officers elected were:
DR.. J. w. Dorsey, Of Palatka, first
vice president.
DR.. J. w. Higgins, OF Pensacola, sec
ond vice-president.
DIR. G. B. Tyson, Of Gainesville, re-
cording secretary.
DR.. W. A. Dean, of Tampa, corre-
spending secretary.
DR.. c L. Nance, of Tampa, treasurer.
DR.. W. e. VanBrunt, of Tallahassee,
chairman executive committee.
Other business attended to at the
morning session was the selecting of
the next meeting place and the report
of various committees.
Atlantic Beach was selected as the
place for the next meeting.
Reports of the committees. were fiat
| tering in the extreme. The committee
| on the presidents address endorsed the
address in its entirety and. the mem
| bers of the committee were Of the
! opinion that it was the best address
of the other committees were all favor
able, stating that more good had been
! accomplished, a better feeling of CO.
operation was manifest among the
! members and the society was upon q
| better and higher standard and that
| the Pensa cola meeting was the best
one in the history Of the society.
! Resolutions of thanks were adopted
! thanking the San Carlos. the press oi
the city. the Commercial Association
the Bar Pilots Association and the in
dividuals Of Pensacola for the kind
nesses shown the society during its
| sessions.
PRESIDENT SMITH TALKS.
When seen by Journal representa-
tive last night DR.. c. L. Smith, the re-
tirine president, was highly elated over
the success Of the Pensacola meeting
DR.. Smith has been a leader in denta