| Description | Various black and white prints taken at the British Psychological Society's Jubilee dinner held at Fellows' Dining Room of the Zoological Society of London on October 20th 1961.
The dinner was attended by a total of 119 including 49 guests from other scientific organisations and Government Departments.
The guest of honour was Sir Russell Brain who was accompanied by Lady Brain, and other guests included Sir Howard Florey, P.R.S., Sir John and Lady Richardson and Mr.A.W.Peterson (Chairman, Prison Commission) and Mrs. Peterson. (BPS Annual Report 1961-1962).
Photograph is of Professor James Drever II , British Psychological Society President 1961 pictured speaking at table.
An annotation does not accompany the prints (though a seating plan is available), some guests are recognisable including:
Hans J. Eysenck see PHO/001/01/165
Arthur Summerfield
Ms Grace Rawlings
L.S.Hearnshaw
Ms May Davidson
John Liggett
R.J.Bartlett
Alastair Heron
R Maliphant
Photographer: Owen and Moroney 400a Uxbridge Road, Shepherds Bush London W12 |
| AdminHistory | The Society's dinner was given by the Council at the Fellows' Dining Room of the Zoological Society of London, which was attended by a total of 119 including 49 guests from other scientific organisations and Government Departments. The guest of honour was Sir Russell Brain who was accompanied by Lady Brain, and other guests included Sir Howard Florey, P.R.S., Sir John and Lady Richardson and Mr.A.W.Peterson (Chairman,Prison Commission) and Mrs. Peterson. (BPS Annual Report 1961-1962). |
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