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The mid-year meeting of the American Psycho-Analytical Association was held on December 28, 1924, at the Fraternity Club House, New York City. Afternoon and evening sessions were held, both well attended by members and guests.
Members present were Drs. Ames, Asch, Brill, Jelliffe, Kempf, Oberndorf, Stern, Kardiner, Meyer, Glueck, Polon and Stragnell, of New York; Burrow, Chapman and Chapman, of Baltimore; Coriat and Peck, of Boston; Hamill, of Chicago; Smeltz and Wholey, of Pittsburg; Menninger, of Topeka; Hutchings, of Utica State Hospital, New York. Dr. I. H. Coriat presided.
Following the opening address by the President, the following papers were read in the afternoon session:
1An organismic interpretation of consciousness: Dr. Trigant Burrow, of Baltimore.
2Varieties of repression: Dr. H. S. Sullivan, of Baltimore.
3Recent advances in psycho-therapy: Dr. A. Polon, of New York.
At the evening session were read the following papers:
1Psycho-analysis in art: Dr. Gregory Stragnell, of New York.