Doubtless all agree that the meeting of this Club and that of the Association of Economic Entomologists in 1893 may afford unrivalled opportunities for us to meet and make the acquaintance of many foreign entomologists; that the occasion may afford excellent opportunities to make known our own methods and to extend a knowledge of teh nature and extent of entomological investigation being done in this country among those of other countries engaged in similar pursutis, and enable us to learn the same concerning them. In other words, our next annual meeting should be on occasion of great social advantage and of mutual scientific and practical benefit to ourselves and our visitors. To attain this should be our aim.