THE HENRY PHIPPS PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL on April 16th and 17th, 1937, was host to a large number of psychiatrists from all over this country and to a few from Europe. They had assembled to celebrate the Twenty-fourth Anniversary of the founding of the Clinic, and the seventieth birthday of its director, Dr. Adolf Meyer. On the afternoon of April 17th papers were read by former members of the Phipps staff. That evening, a banquet was held at the Belvedere Hotel. The following morning there were papers by Dr. Meyer and the present staff of the Clinic; and that noon a final luncheon was served to all the guests in the Clinic itself.—At the dinner, two presentations were made to Dr. Meyer: a huge volume containing pictures and bibliographical and biographical notes on all of his present and former students;