The annual meeting and election of officers of the 20th Century Club was held last evening at the headquarters, 2 Ash burton place. The meeting was attended by over 50 members. Previous to the meeting supper was served. Shortly after 8 o’clock the business meeting was opened, with President Charles F. Dole in the chair. The council report showed the active work done by the council during the past year. Mr. Chandler also reported that the club had petitioned Mayor Collins to appoint a representative com mittee to investigate the tenement house problem, with the view of finding out what improvements might be made as regarded the sanitary conditions, or whether or not the building laws were too strict. The report of Treasurer Frederick H. Tucker showed the club to be in a pros perous condition. The following officers were elected. For council, Miss Helen Cheever, Mr. Charles F. Dole, Edward A. Filene, Edward M. Hartwell, Mrs. Mary Morton Kehew, James P. Munroe and Daniel S. Sanford. Edward H Chandler was re-elected secretary and Frederick H. Tucker was re-elected treasurer. The membership committee elected were Howard X. Bridgman, Charles F. Carter and Miss Ellen Foster. At the conclusion of the election of officers, Mr. Henry T. Bailey gave an illustrated lecture on “Village Improve ment.’”’