MEETINGS AND FIELD DAY.

Provision is made for quarterly meetings of the Society and monthly

meetings of the Executive Council. As far as possible, each meeting,

especially those of the Council, is held in a city or state different

from the one where the preceding meeting was held. This prevents the

Society from becoming merely local to any one state or city, and makes

it what its founders intended it to be—a national body. A general field

day of the organization is held annually in the summer or fall. The

annual meeting for the election of officers is held in January.

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