Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Theosophical Quarterly, Vol. 17
As the years passed and duties multiplied, while the number of evenings in the week remained inexorably at seven, it became necessary to consolidate the meetings, and their size outgrew the capacity of an ordinary living-room. Mr. Griscom then secured the studio building in the rear of his house, and fitted it to serve as a permanent centre of the work and as a place of meeting for the New York Branch.
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