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64 Minutes of Tenth Annual Meeting Vol.15: no.l
that the concensus of the meeting be expressed supporting the action of the Executive Council in raising the dues. Passed unanimously. The meeting expressed its thanks to Dr. Rindge and the Museum for their hospitality.
The meeting was adjourned at 4:00 P.M.
Present at the meeting were: Frere Adelphe-David, W. A. Andersen, C. D. Anthony, J. W. Bakeless, L. Bayer, J. V. Z. Brower, L. P. Brower, M. E. Cady, R. T. Carde, F. H. Chermock, J. Cooks, G. Collier, A. B.
COTTRELL, C. V. COVELL, Jr., F. P. CRANSTON, C. J. DEMPWOLF, C. F.
dos Passos, P. R. Ehrlich, R. R. Ehrlich, N. W. Gillham, G. T. Hellman, J. H. Hessel, S. A. Hessel, G. W. Kamp, W. S. McAlpine, H. Marks, L. S. Marks, L. Maurtrer, N. S. Obraztsov, K. W. Philip, D. J. Pirone, C. L. Remington, F. H. Rindge, F. Rutkowski, W. Sikora, R. S. Simmons, G. A. Trigaux, J. P. Wourms, M. Zappalorti, J. B. Ziegler.
Respectfully submitted, Paul R. Ehrlich, Secretary.
FOODPLANTS OF SPHINGID^E IN WISCONSIN
For the past twenty-five years I have been taking one or two specimens of Sphinx kalmise (J. E. Smith) each year at Hazelhurst, Wisconsin, but have not been able to locate it's food plant. This summer I found two freshly hatched larvae on Diervilla lonicera. These were brought to maturity and are now in the pupa stage. A few years; ago I found a half grown larva of Darapsa pholus (Cramer) on Huckleberry and a larva of Amphion nessas (Cram.) on Fire Weed, Epilohium angustifolium. I have also raised several broods of Sphinx gordius (Cramer) on Alder, Alnus incana. I am not sure that these food plants are a matter of record but present them for comment.
H. M. Bower, 601 Mclndoe St., Wausau, Wis., U. S. A.