42 NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 
The total enrolled membership of the Society, as of Decem- 
ber 31, 1920, is as follows: 
fronorary Members: 2. tae eee f( 
Mellowisihectiece es ee ee 35 
Corresponding Members ............. 8 
BENCTACEORS, 32ers. eros, tine homie 5 
Founders-in: Perpetuity..... > 2-45-25 5 15 
FOQuNndeYS > .2 ocho. b coak, 6 oh ee 12 
Associates Moundenss-. sc4- ee Ae 9 
Patronss «Ax fos Cite eee eee 32 
LirteuMembers: at eck oe ee 336 
Sustainine: Memiers ose eee ee LZ 
AnnualeMieémbers: 25.5... ose ee PAIS: 
Ihadites; “Ausiliary..2....5.005 sce ot 15) 
BOGARDE wy eee Pros ek a eee 2,684 
After deducting the resignations and deaths, the net results 
of the year is a gain of 296 members over the year 1919. 
ATTENDANCE. 
The number of visitors at the two institutions for 1920, as 
compared with 1919, is as follows: 
Park Aquarium 
OZ Geet ae Pap PASN eI LIEGE 1,994,548 
NOISE Ses, BET ee: 2,035,859 1,850,973 
Increases .=)- 214,318 148,575 
Total for 1920, 4,244,725. 
The heavy annual increases in attendance at the Zoological 
Park and the Aquarium are very gratifying evidence of the in- 
creasing popularity of these institutions. The attendance at the 
Park and Aquarium has reached proportions never previously 
attained and is larger than that of any kindred institutions in the 
country and, perhaps, in the world. 
