Twenty-fifth anniversary of the American Chemical Society / New York City, April 12th and 13th, 1901.

  • American Chemical Society.
Date:
1902
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Credit: Twenty-fifth anniversary of the American Chemical Society / New York City, April 12th and 13th, 1901. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    local committees as he may deem expedient in order to aid in per- fecting arrangements for such celebration.” I he invitation thus extended was accepted by the Anniver- sary Committee and it was decided that the celebration should take the form of a general meeting of the Society to be held April 12 and 13, 1901. The Local Committee of Arrangements for ihe twenty-fifth anniversary celebration, as appointed by the New York Section, was organized as follows : Chairman—C. A. Doremus. Secretary—Durand Woodman. Fin nice M. E. Waldstein, M. Toch, George C. Stone, Hugo Schweitzer, C. F. Chandler, W. H. Nichols and J. B. F. Herre- shoff. Meetings and Entertainments—F. E. Smith, W. J. Schieffelin, Morris Loeb, J. F. Geisler and J. H. Wainwright. Eress and Printing—Charles F. McKenna, C. L. Reese and Durand Woodman. Membership T. J. Parker, M. T. Bogert, Ludwig Saarbach, WMldemar Lee and Clifford Richardson. Hotels and Transportation—A. P. Hallock, J. H. Wainwright, Clifford Richardson and F. F. Hicks. Registration—]. F. Geisler, C. A. Doremus, Clifford Richard- son and T. J. Parker. This committee, together with the Anniversary Committee appointed by the president of the American Chemical Society met at the Chemists’ Club, New York City, Thursday, February 21, 1901, and organized as a joint committee to undertake all preliminary arrangements and the general management of the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration. The joint committee elected as its officers William McMurtrie, chairman, Albert C. Hale secretary, and Martin E. Waldstein, treasurer, and entrusted the details of the work to the subcommittees already appointed.