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The midyear meeting of The American Psychoanalytic Association was held on the 28th of December, 1924, at the Fraternity Club House, New York City. Afternoon and evening sessions were held, both well attended by members and guests.
Members present were: Drs. Ames, Asch, Brill, Jelliffe, Kempf, Oberndorf, Stern, Kardiner, Meyer, Glueck, Polon, and Stragnell, of New York; Burrow and Chapman, of Baltimore; Choriat and Peck, of Boston; Hamill, of Chicago; Smeltz and Wholey, of Pittsburgh; Menninger, of Topeka; Hutchings, of Utica State Hospital, New York. Dr. I. H. Coriat presided.
After the opening address by the president, the following papers were read in the afternoon session:
An Organismic Interpretation of Consciousness. Dr. Trigant Burrow, of Baltimore.
Varieties of Repression. Dr. H. S. Sullivan, of Baltimore.
Recent Advances in Psychotherapy. Dr. A. Polon, of New York.
At the evening session were read the following papers:
Psychoanalysis in Art. Dr. Gregory Stragnell, of New York.