Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-14

tlesey; The Coffee Trust, Miss Mary E. Wattles.
 January 14-Hostess, Mrs. Edwin A. Tracy, 8S spalding street. Roll call; A fact about some animal found in South America. Subject: Fauna and Flora: The Fauna of South America, Miss Mary G. Henderson; The Flora of South America, Miss Edna G. Stu art.
 January 2S-Roll call: An original rhyme. Banquet. Committee: Fred L. Newton, s. Howard Mead, Mrs. John E. Tanning, Mrs. Frederick Sym ington.
 February 11-Hostesses, Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb, Mrs. s. Howard Mead, Mrs. Frederick J. Symington; Church of the Good Shepherd. Roll call: An in- teresting fact about some city in South America not mentioned below. Sub feet: Cities of South America; Buenos Ayres Miss Nellie G. McCloud; Santi- ago, Miss Carrie A. Stevens; Quito, Miss Bessie A. Grimes; Potosi, Mrs. William H. Collins; Caracas, Miss Eleanor NJ. Rose: Lima, Mrs. Aurelia B. Lyon.
 February 25-Hostess, Miss Jennie L. Condon, 5S Otis street. Roll calli Some curious things seen in South America. Subject: Special Points of Interest; The Christ of the Andes, Mrs. William P. Potter; Trinidad Island, Mrs. Edwin A. Tracy; Cape Horn and the Straits of Magellan, Mrs. John E. Tanning; Roraima and Kaiteur, Mrs. Herbert J. Wyckoff; The Rocking Stone of Tandil, Mrs. s. Howard Mead.
 March 11-Roll Scall: A Conundrum. aioI TOT1o iffna. MieG GaT-xr- ice, Miss Henderson, Miss McCloud, Miss Whittiesey.
 March 25-Hostess, Miss Mary B. Wattles, Norwich Town chapel. Roll call Something of interest in Para quay and Uruguay. Subject: The United States and South / American Republics; The Monroe Doctrine and It's Application, Rev. H. J. Wyckoff; :; The Visits of Secretary Root and Sec retary Knox, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davis.
 April s-Lecture.
 April 22-Hostess, Mrs. Fred L. Newton, Slater avenue. Roll call: Name of article exported from South America, Subject: Trade of South America; Trade with the United States William H. Collins; Trade with other countries, s. Howard Mead.
 May 13-Hostess, Mrs. William H. Collins, 63 Mckinley avenue. Roll call: Name some peculiar custom of South American people. Subject: Men of South America; Pizarro, Mrs. F. L. Newton; Bolivar, Mrs. F. Sym ington; Castro, Miss Jennie M. Case.
 May 27-Hostess, Mrs. J. E. Fan ming, summer home In Ledyard. Roll call: A Round Table Reminiscence. Subject: South Pole Explorations; American Discoverers, Palmer and Wilkes, Mrs. Arthur R. Blackledge; Our Explorers Previous to 1911, Miss Jennie L. Congdon; Amundsen and Scott, Mrs Harriet S. Blackmar. Letter Corning from L. x. Zabriskie
 Upon invitation of Frank H. Allen a member of the programme commit tee, Luther K. Zabriskie, who is as- sistant at a consualte at Callao, Peru and a former member of the Round Table, will write a letter to the club giving some details of the interesting conditions still to be found in the land of the Incas. The letter is ex- pected to arrive some time before Jan- uary 1.
 The officersI
 The programme committee comprises Fred L. Newton, Frank H. Allen, Rev Joseph F. Cobb, Mrs. s. s. LathroI and Miss Isabella T. Service, while the officers of the organization are: Pres ident, Edwin A. Tracy; vice president William D. Tillson; secretary anC treasurer, Mrs Mary G. Webster; membership committee, the officers, s Howard Mead. Mrs Frederick Sym ington.