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PSYCHE 
[August 
subapical approximate tubercles; pygiiliuin closely punctured at base, becoming 
gradually nearly smooth at apex. Body beneath closely punctured in great part, 
the prosternum very fleu.sely so, the abdomen nu)re sparsely. Femora very densely 
subscribrately punctate and sparsely pubescent. Tibiae more sparsely punctureil. 
Length 2^ mm., width mm. 
Pasadena, California, Dec. 1, 1002. A single exam])le taken from nest of un- 
known ant. 
THE ENTOMt )L( XHCAI. SOCIETY OF AMERICA. 
Pkogr.aim of the Si’Kci.M. Meetinu.s To he iiEii) m Roston during the week 
OF THE MEETING, S OF THE SEVENTH I NTERNATION.tL ZooLOGlC.VL CoNGRE.SS. 
Tuesday, Aiujiist 20. 
Field ^Meeting. — A sjjecial car will leave North Station at 2.15 p. m. for 
Saugus, where the insectary of the Cyi'sy Motli Commi.ssion will be visited. From 
Saugus special trolley cars will take the party through the badly infested region, 
giving an opportunity to .see what is being done towards the extermination of the 
Gyp.sy Moth and the Hrown Tail Moth. 
Wednesday, Aiiynsl 21. 
Meeting of the Executive Committee at 9 a. m., at the Harvard Medical School. 
Thursday, August 22. 
Meeting for the presentation of papers and for the transaction of busine.ss, S P. 
,M., in the rooms of the Roston Society of Natural History. After this meeting a 
smoker will be given by the Cambridge Entomological Club. 
