Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-24
NORWICH ROUND TABLE
READY FOR THE SEASON.
First Meeting to. Be- Held Tuesday
Evening, and the Programme for the
Year

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bic will open It's season of 1910 II and
meetings will be- held twice a month
until next June. The general topic is
| Great Americans and Their Time.
The programme for the winter meet
ings, with topics for discussion, and
places and dates of meetings, lis as fol-
lows:
Oct. 25-Hostesses. Mrs. Mary g..
Webster Misses Rose and Case, No.
t20 : Broadway. RoIlcall: current
events; subject. Territorial Expansion;
| Jefferson-the Man and Statesman,
Mrs. Aurelia B. Lyon; intermission;
The Louisiana Purchase, Edwin A..
| Tracy.
Nov. s-Hostess, Mrs. George
Carey, No. 80 Sachem street. Rollcall;
People; subject. Great Givers and
! Their Gifts; The Smith Charities. Mrs.
Harriet S. BlaclSmar; Five Great Gifts,
Miss Jennie NJ Case; intermission;
| Stephen -Philanthropist. Mrs.
| William Collins; James Lick and His
| Contributions to Science, Miss Nellie
| G. McC1oud.
Nov. 22.-Hostess. Mrs. Matthias >
Kaufman Trinity Methodist church
| Rollcall name some useful article that
! you would invent; subject Inventions:
| Inventions That Have Helped the
Farmer, Mrs. S. Howard Mead: The
| Story of Long Distance Communica-
| ton, F. J. Working: intermission;s If
Edison Had Never Lived, Miss L., An
gle Stanton
Dec. 13-Hostess, Mrs. Herbert J.
| Wyckoff, No 50 Church street. Roll
call; An Interesting Story About Some
Early American Artist subject, Art
and Artists: Comparative Exhibit of
American and Foreign PAINTINGS. Mrs
P c. Wright; intermission: Arts as
| Applied to Civic Improvement, Frank
| Fl. Allen; Readings from the Two
| Ministers Mrs. Cora l.. TRACY.
| Dec. 27-Hostess. Mrs. Frank II. Al
| len, No. 80 Williams street. RoilcaIl; :
A Naval or Military Hero; subject,
National Defense; Development of the
United States as a Sea Power, ]. Hol-
land Larrabee; Brief Sketches of Lives
of Military Heroes-Israel Putnam,
| Nathan Hale Mrs. Frank H. Allen;
StonewaH Jackson, Robert E. Lee, Miss
Sarah L. Taylor.
Jan 1o-Hostess, Mrs. Lucius
Brown, No. Is Warren street. Rollcall;
Wise Sayings of College Presidents;
subject, Education in America
| Schools and Colleges of Colonial Times,
Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb; Origin of Some
| of Our Eastern Colleges-Cornell,
Princeton. Dartmouth, Brown. Column
| bia William Collins: intermission
Higher Education Of Woman-~Mt Hol-
| yoke Wellesley, Vasssr Miss. Mary G.
| Henderson.
Jan. 24.-Hostess, Mrs. Harriet S.
Blachrnar, NO 20 IfeadWay avenue.
| Rollcall; College Cor other) Joke to
| Cure the Dumps. Swift; subject Edu-
| cation in America: Booker T. Wash
| ington and His Influence on American
| Education. Joseph F. Cobb: intermis-
| sion; The Story of the Universities on
| the Pacific Coast, Mrs. Elizabeth B.
| Davis.
Feb. 14.-Host and hostesses, bach
| elors and bachelor maids Rollcall
An Original Birthday Greeting in
| Rhyme to Some Member of the Club
| valentine social.
| Feb. 2S-Hostess, Mrs. f. ]. Working,
| No. Front street, Taftville. Rollcall:
current events: subject, Industrial
| Expansion: The Passing of the Man
With the Hoe, William D. TiIson; in
PERMISSION: The Metamorphosis in the
| Mode of Travel. Mrs. J. Holland Lar
rabee: Crimes Committed in the Name
| of Transportation, Mrs. Frank A.
| Roath.
March 14.-Iostess. Mrs Frank A.
Roath. Pinehurst. Rollcall; name, sing
| or repeat a popular ditty of bygone
days: subject Music: The, Roster of
American Musicians, Miss Susie Whit
| tlesey; internaisspn; An Hour With
| Our Composers Gllustrated).
| March 28.-Lecture
April 11.-Hostess. Mrs. p c. Wright
Central Baptist church. Rolleall; A
| quotation in which some bird is
Carrie A. Stevens; stereopticon, F. J.
Working.
April 25-Hostess, Mrs Elizabeth B.
Davis No. 80 Grove street. Rollcall
Name some minor relieious sect and its
peculiarly; Roger Williams Study
of Religious Tolerance and Intolerance,
Miss Annie e. Waters; Jonathan Ed
wards and the Great Awakening. Rev.
P. c. Wright; intermission; Connecti-
cut and the Bible School Movement.
Mrs. Frederick Symington.
May 9.-Hostess, Mrs. William Col
Inns, No. 63 Mckinley avenue. Roll
CALL quote from the Cambridge poets
subject. An Evening With the Poets:
Our American Poets and Their Place
Among the Worlds Singers, Mrs. Her
bert J. Wyckoff; interrnission; readings
I from Whitman and Stedman. Mrs. F. J.
Working. Miss Jennie l.. Spencer
May 23.-Hostess, Mrs. John E. Fan
ming, summer home in Ledyard. Roll
call; Some Prominent Abolitionists;
subject, The Crucial Period in Ameri-
can History: The Genesis of the Amer
lean Slave Traffic, S. Howard Mead;
John Brown and the Anti Slavery
Agitation, Rev H. J. Wyclooff; inter-
mission: Connecticut and the Adolf
ton Movement Mrs. Mary G. Webster.
June 7.-Hostess Mrs. Edwin A.
call; current events; Mock Trial;
("Let Justice be done though the skies
falf'), Emperor Ferdinand.
Members of Organization.
The following is the list of members
for 1901: Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Allen.
Mrs. Harriet S. Blackmar, Mrs. Arthur
r. Blackledge. Charles Fl. Brown, Mrs.
George Carey, Miss Jennie NJ Case.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Collins. Miss Jennie
L. Congdon. Mrs. Elizabeth 3. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Tanning. Miss
Florence Fellows. Miss Amanda Fisher,
Misses Alice and Anna Goodwin Miss
Mary G.. Henderson, Clifton Fl. Hobson
Mrs Matthias s. Kaufman. Mrs, Mary
S. Lamb Mr.. and Mrs. j. Holland Lar
rabee, Mrs. Aurela B. Lyon. Miss Nell
lie G. McCioud Mr.. and Mrs. S. How
ard Mead, Mrs William P. Potter. Mrs.
Frank A. Roath, Miss Eleanor NJ Rose
Miss Jennie L. Spencer, Miss l.. Angie
Stanton, Miss Carrie A. Stevens. Miss
Edna A. Stuart. Mrs. Frederick Sym
ington, Mrs. S. S. Thresher. William D.
TiIson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Tracy,
Mrs. Cora L. Tracy. Miss Sarah L.
Tyler, Miss Annie e. Waters, Miss
Mary E. Wattles. Mrs. Mary G. Web