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April 24, 1928. Dr. A. Lorand: Religious rites, psycho-analytically considered.
Dr. G. Zilboorg: A psycho-analytic study of post-partum schizophrenia.
At the business session, Dr. Brill appointed Drs. Jelliffe, Lewin and French to draw up resolution on the death of Dr. H. L. Carncross.
May 29, 1928. Clinical communications by Drs. Lewin, Lorand, Kardiner, Oberndorf, Stern, Brill.
The clinical communications were of timely interest, and the discussions provoked many points in technique and clinical observations.
With this meeting the summer vacation begins. Throughout the year the meetings of the Society, held in the New York Academy of Medicine, were well attended by most of the members and many guests of the medical profession in the city and environs. The establishment of the Educational Trust Fund, which reports a capital to date of about $7, 000, promises to widen the scope of the Society's educational facilities. The lectures arranged by the Educational Committee for physicians were well attended, and a similar series of lectures will be given the forthcoming year. Also members of the Society have been called upon to lecture before the medical societies of the city, as well as before the universities and colleges. Most gratifying was the respect shown our President, Dr. A. A. Brill, on the occasion of his twenty-five years' activity in medicine by a group of his medical friends who gave a dinner in his honour at the Columbia University Club on April