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The Get-Acquainted Dinner
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Place cards. Head table arrangement. Head table line-up for mtrallw. lntrocluctions-society presidents, Foreign members. “High spots” of meeting about
Jacob Ralzmann, II. C. l’olloek 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
etc. to ~onc~luclc~.
k:ar1 E. Whepard ~V:1rrm Map?
Chairman
Provide room for press (I’arlor V). Arrange interviews with memlwr of C’omlriit tw prrselkt. Prepare releases. Arrange press hours. Provide sandwiches and refreshments for press. Have synopses of essays ready for press.
Sidney Asher, Chairman Sorman Cetlin 1. Committee present all day Sunday. 2. Acquire aid from the hotel in +etting 3. Set closing time, if necessary. 4. Provide police and fire protertion.
Henry Kaplan I,anrcnce F’rarlman up exhibits.
It is understood that the matter of a plan for future by the Board of I)irectors, with favorable reaction.
THE
(: ET-ACQUAlNTI3l)
meetings was discussed
I)INNER
The Get-Acquainted IXnncrs, whit h have }wcwrne an important, part of the annual meetings of the American Association of Orthodontists, are enjoyable and pleasant occasions which seem to have supplanted the traditional stag dinner popular for so many J-cars as the “kick-off” of t,hc annual mrctings. This year’s (:et-l~cc~uairrt~~~l J)inncr was held in the (Georgian Room of the Statler Hotel in Boston on Monday, .1pril 30, at 7 30 r~.&r., with about 5X0 persons in attendance. At the head table were the presidin, 0‘officc~ of t tic, American Association of (Mhodontists and of the Nort,lreastcrn Socirty o 1’()rthodont,ists, the president, of the American Board of Orthodontics, and nonmember guest lecturcrx The fcst,ivitics subsequent to t,hc dinner wcrc abt?- and skillfully directed b> Chairman William I,. Wilson. who introduced the speaker of the evening, Mr. 111.. Blackington. a noted lecturer on the folklore and Alton Hall Blackington. trBadit,ions of h’rw England, has been known for marry years as a lecturer on radio and television and as the author of sc~vcr~albooks on Yankee yarns. Thtl evening’s ent,rrtainment was conducted on an informal basis with the intent, of providing a feeling of local color. The Northeastern Society of Orthodontists were the host,s for the cocktail hour which preceded the dinner.
Place cards. Head table arrangement. Head table line-up for mtrallw. lntrocluctions-society presidents, Foreign members. “High spots” of meeting about
Jacob Ralzmann, II. C. l’olloek 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
etc. to ~onc~luclc~.
k:ar1 E. Whepard ~V:1rrm Map?
Chairman
Provide room for press (I’arlor V). Arrange interviews with memlwr of C’omlriit tw prrselkt. Prepare releases. Arrange press hours. Provide sandwiches and refreshments for press. Have synopses of essays ready for press.
Sidney Asher, Chairman Sorman Cetlin 1. Committee present all day Sunday. 2. Acquire aid from the hotel in +etting 3. Set closing time, if necessary. 4. Provide police and fire protertion.
Henry Kaplan I,anrcnce F’rarlman up exhibits.
It is understood that the matter of a plan for future by the Board of I)irectors, with favorable reaction.
THE
(: ET-ACQUAlNTI3l)
meetings was discussed
I)INNER
The Get-Acquainted IXnncrs, whit h have }wcwrne an important, part of the annual meetings of the American Association of Orthodontists, are enjoyable and pleasant occasions which seem to have supplanted the traditional stag dinner popular for so many J-cars as the “kick-off” of t,hc annual mrctings. This year’s (:et-l~cc~uairrt~~~l J)inncr was held in the (Georgian Room of the Statler Hotel in Boston on Monday, .1pril 30, at 7 30 r~.&r., with about 5X0 persons in attendance. At the head table were the presidin, 0‘officc~ of t tic, American Association of (Mhodontists and of the Nort,lreastcrn Socirty o 1’()rthodont,ists, the president, of the American Board of Orthodontics, and nonmember guest lecturcrx The fcst,ivitics subsequent to t,hc dinner wcrc abt?- and skillfully directed b> Chairman William I,. Wilson. who introduced the speaker of the evening, Mr. 111.. Blackington. a noted lecturer on the folklore and Alton Hall Blackington. trBadit,ions of h’rw England, has been known for marry years as a lecturer on radio and television and as the author of sc~vcr~albooks on Yankee yarns. Thtl evening’s ent,rrtainment was conducted on an informal basis with the intent, of providing a feeling of local color. The Northeastern Society of Orthodontists were the host,s for the cocktail hour which preceded the dinner.