Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-09
SEASONS PROGRAMME
 FOR NORWICH ROUND TABLE Meetings Will Have General Topic of Studies in the Sixteenth Century.

For their general topic for the sea- son the Norwich Round Table has Studies in the Sixteenth Century, up- on which 8 particularly interestng programme has been prepared for the meetings, of which two have already been held The meetings for the sea- son, as arranged by the programme committee, will be carried out as fol- lows:
 Nov. 1o-Hostesses, Mrs. George l.. Carey, Miss Amanda NJ. Fisher, s9 Sa- chem street: roll call, quotations from Westward Ho: subject, Ellzabethan Sea Kings. Miss Jennie l.. Congdon; Current Events, Mrs. Frank H. Alien; Portuguese Explorers, s. Howard Mead.
 Nov. 24-Hostess, Mrs. A. Charles Hatch, 72 Mckinley avenue; subject Das Nibelungenlied, Miss Mary G.. Henderson; social evening.
 Dec. S-Hostess, Mrs. F, ". Coie- man, Trinity Methodist Episcopal church; roll call, Name of a picture ject, St. Peters and the Vatican Frank H. Allen; Current Events, Mrs. John E. Tanning; Holbein and Dures Miss Amanda M. Fisher.
 Jan. 12-Hostess, Mrs. Edwin A. Tracy, B Spalding street; roll call, An event of Luther's life; subject, Mart: n L1 .her and the Reformation, Rev. F. W. Coleman; Current Events, Mrs. Samuel S. Lathrop; The Rise of the Huguenots, Miss Mary E. Wattles.
 Jan 26-Hostess, Mrs. Frank H. AL len, 90 Williams street; roll call. quota subject, The Tudor Dynasty, Miss Sara L. Tyler; Current Events, Mrs. Harriet s. Blackmar; Mary, Queen of Scots, Miss Isabella T. Service.
 Feb. 9-Banquet; roll call, Your fla -vorite story; committee, William H. GnlIiT1G NRva Av%f, R. Blackledge, Mrs. Charles Child Gi.- dersleeve, S. Howard Mead.
 Feb. 23-Hostess, Mrs. Elizabeth D, Davis. 105 Williams street; roll call. name martyr of the period; subject, The Jesuit Orders, Miss Nellie G. Mo Cloud; Current Events, Miss Jennie L. Spencer; Religious Prosecutions of the Sixteenth Century, Rev. Joseph F. Cobb.
 March s-Hostess, Mrs. Fred L.. Newton, Slater avenue; roll call, Quotation from Spencer or contenpo- raries. subject, The Faery Queen, Miss Susie c. Whittlesey; Current Events, Miss Carrie A. Stevens; Elizabethan Drama, Mrs. Herbert J. Wyckoff.
 March 23-1Hostess, -; roll call, A Sea Yarn; Subject, The Span ish Armada, Mrs. F. w. Coleman: Cur rent Events, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davis; English Home Life, Mrs. Fred l.. New ton.
 April 13-Hostess. Miss Mary A. G. Avery, A Oneco street; roll cali, An Irish Anecdote; subject, The Conquest Of Ireland, Mrs. Arthur R. Black ledge; Current Events, Mrs. Mary q. Webster; Home Rule in Ireland, Fred l.. Newton.
 April 27-Hostesses, Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb, Mrs. S. Howard Mead, Church of the Good Shepherd; roll call, Your fa- vorite quotation from Shakespeare; subject, Miss Mary A. c. Avery.
 May 1l-Hostess, Mrs. Charles Child Gildersleeve, 29 Lincoln avenue; roll call, Quotation from Italian or Spanish writer of the period; subject, Italian Poets William H. Collins; Current Events, Mrs. s. Howard Mead; Ger yantes and Don Quixete, Mrs. S. s. Thresher.
 May 25-Hostess, Mrs. William IT. Collins, 63 Mckinley avenue; roll call, Quotation from Walter Scott; subject, Review of Wentworth, Mrs. Aurelia B. Lyon; annual meeting
 The arrangement of the programme was in the hands of the commlttee as follows:' William H. Collins, Fred L.. Newton, Mrs. Arthur R. BIackledge, Mrs. Charles Child Gildersieeve and s Howard Mead.
 With membership of 4e, the Round Table has the following officers: Pres- ldent, Edwin A. Tracy; vice presi- dent, Frank H. Allen; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Mary G. Webster. The ofncers and s. Howard Mead consti- ute the membership committee.