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[[start page]] 94 [[red underline]] Alexander Smith [[/red underline]] on an "Early Chemist" The lantern lecture by Kenrick of Toronto Very interesting and well attended Dec. 29. Went to general meeting protested against same old mummified [[strikethrough]] pat [[/strikethrough]] report of [[red underlined]] patent committee presented by Munroe[[/red underline]] then went to [[R__blum?]] Lecture. addressed them for papers for [[red underlined]] International Congress [[/red underlined]] They applauded me Then to Townsend then short nap then to Banquet at [[Rauschers?]]. [[end page]] [[start page]] 95 Our table [[red underline]] Dr. W. H. Nichols Mrs. Nichols, Dudley, Springer, Byrnes, Mrs. Byrnes. Celine, Miss Pennington and another [[/red underline]] lady who wore my [[red underline]] Bakelite necklace. Wiley [[/red underline]] was toastmaster and a continuous fountain of wit. His wife was there, good and intelligent looking. She is the daughter of Rear Admiral Kelton They say she is [[strikethrough]] enceinte [[/strikethrough]] expecting a little Wiley. I had to deliver the diploma of [[inserted above line]]the[[/inserted above line]] 1000th member of [[red underline]] Chemists Club [[/red underline]] to [[red underline]] Dr. Cottrell[[/red underline]]and I [[end page]]