Annnal Convention: Lake Placid Club, N. Y., June 24–27, 1919

The 35th annual convention of the Institute which was held at the Lake Placid Club, June 24–27, 1919, was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by the members and guests present. While the chief object of the convention was the presentation and discussion of engineering papers and consideration of Institute policies, the program this year differed from those of former years, in the fact that the business and entertainment features were about evenly balanced, and this innovation met with general approval. The location of the convention was an ideal one and the natural beauties of the Adirondacks in addition to the numerous amusement features at the Lake Placid Club afforded ideal conditions for recreation.