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Associate member, was
favorably voted upon and
she was elected an Asso-
ciate Member.

A valuable paper on
"Trees for Screening" by
Mrs. R. B. Terry was pre-
sented. Variety in height
& avoidance of stiff lines
was advocated except in
case of Lombardy poplars. When
an undesirable view is to be
screened, it should be so
done that the fact of screen-
ing is not obvious. Planting
to emphasize or frame a lovely
view was mentioned.

Mrs. F. R. Taylor opened a
discussion on Shade Trees,
and Mrs. King and Mrs. J. E.
Cox both participated. Mrs.
King said it was impossible
to grow roses successfully
near a hickory tree, and
Mrs Cox spoke of the value