The White Sulphur springs convention

The forty-second Annual Convention of the A. I. E. E. convened at the Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., President M. I. Pupin presiding. About 350 members and guests were in attendance and while it was numerically smaller than many of the previous conventions it was of the utmost technical interest because of the number of excellent papers and committee reports. The hotel and its surroundings left nothing to be desired in the way of entertainments and sports. Following the usual custom at Summer Conventions, the technical sessions were confined entirely to the mornings, leaving the balance of the day open for recreation and social purposes.