January 11, 1889, Sixteenth Meeting.
The paper of the evening was entitled, "The Great Plains of Canada," and was presented by Professor C. A. Kenaston, of Howard University.
January 25, 1889, Seventeenth Meeting.
The paper of the evening was entitled, "Irrigation in California," by Mr. William Hammond Hall, State Engineer of California. To be published in the "National Geographic Magazine," Vol. I, No. 4.
February 8, 1889, Eighteenth Meeting.
The following papers were read by Prof. W. M. Davis, of Harvard University: "Topographic Models," and "Certain Peculiarities of the Rivers of Pennsylvania." Published in the "National Geographic Magazine," [Vol. I, No. 3.]
February 22, 1889, Nineteenth Meeting.
The paper of the evening was entitled, "Round about Asheville, N. C.," by Mr. Bailey Willis. The paper was illustrated by charcoal sketches and lantern slides. Discussion followed, which was participated in by Messrs. Baker, Merriam and McGee. To be published in the "National Geographic Magazine," Vol. I, No. 4.
March 8, 1889, Twentieth Meeting.
The following amendments to the By-Laws were adopted.