Proceedings of the Cambride Entomological Club.
Psyche 28:61-62, 1921.

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19211 Proceedings of the Cambridge Entomological Club 61 PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE ENTOMOLOGICAL CLUB.
The annual meeting was held January 11th. The Secretary
reported 11 meetings during the year, with average attendance of 22. Eleven members were elected and the present members number 81.
The Treasurer's report showed that $923.28 had been paid for the publication of Psyche, and $943.06 received fmri subscribers. $58.00 had been received from assessments and $56.42 paid for general expenses. The editor of Psyche reported that th9 magazine had been reduced in size and 161 pages published, with a small number of illustrations which had been paid for by con-. tributors.
The following officers were elected for 1921: b ,
President ...................... .Nathan Banks. Vice-president .................. L. R. Reynolds. Secretary ....................... J. H. Emerton. Treasurer ........................ F. H. Walker. Executive Committee. ... .G. A. Frost, A. P. Morse, P. G. Bolster.
Prof. Bmes, who had attended the entomological meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Chicago, gave an account of the proceedings. Prof. Wheeler gave an account of a visit to the entomologists at the University of Illinois. Mr. A. P. Morse showed several grasshoppers and froghoppers especially abundant on the grass, Andropogon scoparius, widely distributed along the sea coast.
Mr. R. H. Hove, Jr., showed a diagram of the elevations of land in New England used for plotting the vertical distribution of insects.
Mr. Tar& who had. attended club meetings fw the past three years and was about to return to his home in Chile, asked for cor- respondence and exchange of specimens.




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