The Saratoga Springs annual convention June 22–26, 1925

The A. I. E. E. Annual Convention held last month at Saratoga Springs, N. Y., adds another success to the long list of important and notable gatherings of the Institute. There were about 900 members and guests registered, and both the technical sessions and the excursions, as well as the numerous entertainment features, were marked by an enthusiastic attendance. The committee reports and papers presented at the morning sessions drew out excellent discussions, much of which had been prepared in advance, and the Monday conferences of section delegates, officers and members of the Institute, for the consideration of Institute affairs, were entered into with an earnestness that bespeaks a most healthful condition of Institute activities.