As SECRETARY of the American Exploration Society, Mrs. Sara Yorke Stevenson not only keeps in touch with her chosen work,—archeology,—but is able to direct many important measures and investigations. Through Mrs. Stephenson's efforts large collections from the Nile Valley, South America, and other important regions have been obtained for the department of archeology at the University of Pennsylvania. She was instrumental in sending the expedition to Greece under Miss Harriet A. Boyd, which resulted in the discovery of a Mycenaean town. Mrs. Stephenson has been intrusted with such diplomatic missions as representing the University in Rome and the American Exploration Society in Egypt, to establish relations with a view to undertaking archeological research. In the conduct of her museum work, Mrs. Stephenson has consistently stood for the highest modern standards as well as for the most progressive and accurate methods. —The Pilgrim for June.