il to this new and flourishing society.

* * * * *

The Illinois Chapter of the American Institute of Architects announces
the second annual competition for a gold medal, to be open to members
of the Chicago Architectural Club who are not practicising architects
of over two years' standing. The problem is the design for a memorial
building for the study of botany, zoology, and mineralogy, and is to
be finished on April 29.

* * * * *

The Chicago Architectural Club mingles work and play in a thoroughly
Bohemian fashion. A recent invitation card bid its members to attend a
"Rip-Snorter at the Club House," stating that "provisions and provisos
would be provided and Frou Frous be on tap." The exact significance
of this cabalistic description is known only to the members and their
guests. The same card announced that the new Constitution and By-Laws
would be finally voted upon at the same meeting, and further announced
the conditions of a forthcoming sketch competition. Things move
rapidly in Chicago.

* * * * *

The Chicago Architectural Club will hold its eighth annual exhibition
of works of architecture and the allied arts at the Art Institute
for two weeks beginning May 23. For further particulars, address John
Robert Dillon, secretary, 274 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.

* * * * *

The Buffalo Chapter of the A.I.A. will hold its second annual
exhibition in the Art Gallery, Library Building, in connection with
the exhibition of the Buffalo Society of Artists, from March 18 to
30. For further particulars, address J.H. Marling, 15 Morgan Building,
Buffalo.

[Illustration: VIII. The Palazzo Pisani, Venice.]

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