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The annual meeting of The American Psychoanalytic Association took place at the Hotel Jefferson, in Richmond, Va., on May 12, 1925. An afternoon and an evening session were held, with Dr. I. H. Coriat presiding.
Both sessions were well attended by members and guests. The former were as follows: Drs. Burrow and Taneyhill, of Baltimore; Brill, Glueck, Oberndorf, and Stern, of New York; Chapman and Sullivan, of Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, Towson, Md.; Coriat, of Boston; Menninger, of Topeka, Kan.; White, of Washington, D. C., and Hutchings, of Utica State Hospital, Utica, N. Y.
At the scientific session the following papers were read: Presidential Address, “Psychoanalysis and Literature,” by Dr. I. H. Coriat;“Psychoanalytic Study of a Case of Organic Epilepsy,” by Dr. K. A. Menninger, Topeka, Kan.;“Psychoanalytic Improvisations and the Personal Equation,” by Dr. T. Burrow, of Baltimore;“Regression,” by Dr. H. S. Sullivan, Towson, Md.;“The History of the Psychoanalytic Movement in America,” by Dr. C. P. Oberndorf, New York;“What Is a Cure in Psychoanalysis?” by Df. A. Stern, New York.
At the executive session the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
For President, Dr. T. Burrow.
For Secretary, Dr. A. Stern.
Members of the Council, Drs. Brill, Coriat, and Taneyhill.
Dr. J. C. Thompson, of Baltimore, was elected to membership in the Association.
It was voted that article 3 of the By-Laws, relative to dues, be enforced for the coming year, so as to include subscription to The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis.