| Description | Harrison reports that the Soirée Committee have agreed to Harrison and Brennan's suggested arrangement of Brennan's offered exhibit, namely that it should consist of a demonstration in the meeting room, with a working model to go around the room. As they anticipate great interest in the exhibit, the Committee suggest that he gives two short demonstrations at different times in the evening, possibly first and third in the programme for the meeting room.
They can discuss arrangements for the model, but Harrison is proceeding on the basis that Brennan will be able to make up the necessary standards and rail, and have them sent to the Society in good time. If this is not the case, he asks that Brennan inform him as soon as possible. |