Reports, of Technique and the TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, and measurably complete files of the Proceedings of the Society of Arts, the Technology Quarterly, and The Tech. These sets will be filled out as fast as it is possible to secure the missing numbers, and the volumes will be suitably inscribed as a part of the club's memorial to General Walker.

During September the following notices relative to the service

of the club were sent to members:

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MEMBERS

Through the courteous co-operation of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology the Club has secured for the coming year the use of six bedrooms at its former house, 71 Newbury Street, in addition to the three bedrooms available at its new house, 83 Newbury Street.

Although some of these rooms will be rented to members for the entire season, a sufficient number (including all those at the present house) will be kept for transient use, so that members wishing a room for a week or less may be almost certain of securing one, even without previous notice; although it is always better, if possible, to write, telegraph, or telephone (" Back Bay 195") to the Steward at least one day in advance.

The charge for a room is one dollar a day, and a table d'hôte breakfast is served for forty cents.

In order that the Club may be of the utmost service to its members, they are strongly urged to make as much use as possible of this feature, and to make it a rule, when they have occasion to remain over night in Boston, to put up at the Club instead of at a hotel.

Attention is called in this connection to the following House Rule: "8. Persons residing more than twenty miles from Boston, and having no place of business therein, may be introduced by members to the Club-house for a single day, or to any meeting of the Club, either personally or by card of introduction; and any member of the Executive Committee may invite such a person, at the request of any member, to use the Club-house for a fortnight. The Executive Committee may by vote extend such invitation to any such person for a month; and between any two consecutive meetings of the committee this power may be exercised by the President or Secretary."

INCREASED PRIVILEGES FOR LADIES

In compliance with the wish of many members, the experiment is to be tried, for six months, of admitting ladies to lunch and dinner at the Club every day.