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The Seventh Annual Mid-Winter Meeting (and the Twenty-Fifth Meeting) of the American Psycho-Analytical Association was held jointly with the New York Psycho-Analytical Society at the Academy of Medicine, New York City, on the evening of December 30, 1930. An informal dinner, with Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld, of Berlin, as guest of honour, preceded the meeting.
The meeting was called to order by the President, Dr. A. A. Brill.
After an announcement about the colloquia and seminar courses by the Chairman of the Educational Committee of the New York Psycho-Analytical Society, the minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. The business meeting was then interrupted in deference to the scientific programme, which was as follows:—
1Olfactory manifestations in the Neuroses. (Dr. A. A. Brill, Pres.)
2'Konstitutions-Varianten und Psychoanalyse'. (Constitutional Variations and Psychoanalysis. Read in German.) (Dr. M. Hirschfeld, Guest by invitation.)
3Technical Problems in the Analysis of Suicidal Patients. (Dr. G. Zilboorg, by invitation.)
4Technical Procedure in a Case of Extreme Masochism. (Dr. A. S. Lorand.)
There was no discussion of these papers because of the length of the programme. The business meeting was reconvened by Dr. Brill. At this time, in addition to routine business of the Society, the following names were accepted for active membership by vote of the Society: Drs. George S. Amsden, 136 E. 64th Street, New York City; Lillian D. Powers, 128, Central Park South, New York City; Dudley D. Schoenfeld, 116, W. 59th Street, New York City; William V. Silverberg, Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, Towson, Maryland; Edward Hiram Reede, Medical Science Building, Washington, D.C.; and Gregory Zilboorg, Bloomingdale Hospital, White Plains, New York.