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October 6, 1926. Annual Meeting of Members. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President: Dr. Ernest Jones.
Hon. Treasurer: Dr. W. H. B. Stoddart.
Hon. Secretary: Dr. Douglas Bryan.
Hon. Librarian: Miss Barbara Low.
Members of Council: Dr. John Rickman and Mrs. Riviere.
The Secretary reported that the Society now consisted of twenty-five members, twenty-six associate members, and two honorary members. One member had resigned and one had died; three associate members had resigned and one was not re-elected; one honorary member had died.
October 20, 1926. Dr. Jones moved that the meeting should be a memorial meeting for the late Dr. James Glover. This was carried. Dr. Jones then spoke to the memory of the late Dr. Glover and moved that a letter of condolence be sent to Mrs. Glover and one to Dr. Edward Glover. This was seconded by Dr. Bryan and supported by Mr. Flügel, Mrs. Riviere and Dr. Cole. Dr. Jones then asked all present to rise to the memory of the late Dr. Glover. The meeting then terminated.
November 3, 1926. Dr. Jones reported the case of a man aged thirty-five with the mentality of a small child, whom he had only seen on one occasion. The cause assigned for his lack of development was a trauma