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There were no meetings held during this quarter on account of the summer recess.
October 25, 1927. Dr. M. Levy (by invitation): Finger Sucking and Associate Movements. The paper was a statistical study which showed that finger sucking was prompted by an insufficiency of the sucking phase.
Dr. C. P. Oberndorf: A Report of the Proceedings of the Tenth International Congress. This report was supplemented by remarks from Drs. S. E. Jelliffe and A. Kardiner.
November 29, 1927. Dr. A. Stern: Clinical Communication. This dealt with a transference incident in which an obvious interpretation with reference to sister jealousy was found to mask a second interpretation with a diametrically opposite tendency. The question of the relative value of both interpretations was raised.
Dr. P. R. Lehrman: An Analysis of a Mixed Neurosis in a Woman. The compulsive elements of this case yielded partially after an analysis of twenty months' duration, the patient having improved sufficiently to resume her regular domestic affairs, only to return several years later with transference phenomena necessitating a second brief analysis which indicated the patient's path to recovery, which was her resignation to remain a woman.
January 31, 1928.
a.Dr. A. Lorand: A narcissistic neurosis, the analysis of a mild schizophrenia with suicidal tendencies.
b.Dr. M. Meyer: A resistance dream in the form of a number. The