Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-23
ROUND TABLE BEGINS
 PROGRAMME FOB SEASON

The Norwich Round Table held it's first meeting of the season on Tues day evening. postponed from October s, because of the influenza epidemic. It was held with Miss Mary A. c. Avery of Al Oneco street as hostess, and short business meeting was in cluded during the eveninG at which William H. Collins was elected presi- dent to fill the vacancy left by the removal of Fred L. Newton to New London.
 The following was the interesting programme conducted: Iioli call, a verse from English poetry; music \(re- cessionaD; Our allies, Miss Mary E. Wattles: Our Mother Country, Eng land, Miss Mary G. Henderson.
 The general topic of Our Allies has been selected for the programme of the year and the following arrange ment has been made for the meet ings:
 Members 1918- 1a19.
 Miss Mary A. c. Avery. Mrs. liar riet s. Blacllmar Mrs. Arthur R. Rlackledge, Mrs. Herbert A Bixby. Charles H. Brown, George l.. Carey, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb, Mir and Mrs. William Fl. Collins. Miss Jen- nie L. Congdon. Mrs. Eliza beth B. Da- vis,- MT. and Mrs. John F. Tanning, Miss Florence E. Fellows. Miss Aman- da M. Fisher Miss Carolyn B Free man, Dr. and Mrs C. Child Glider sleeve Mrs. A. C. Hatch AIr and Mrs. Joseph D. Haviland, Miss Mary G. Henderson. Mrs. Samuel $. Lathrop. Mrs. Aurelia B. Lyon, Miss G. Nc Cloud. Mrs. s. Howard Mead, Rev. MT. and Mrs John H. Newland, Mir. and MrS Ere T aD5 A{re John McWilliams. Miss Jennie l.. Spencer, Miss L. Angie Stanton. Miss Caroline A. Stevens. Miss Edna A. Stuart, Mrs. s. s.. Thresher MT and Mrs. Edwin Avery Tracy. Mrs Sara n L. Tyler. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Vaughn, Miss Mary r. WattIes, Mrs Mary c. Webster, Miss Susie C. Whit tlesey.
 October 9a-Hostess: Mrs. Samuel s. Lathrop 449 Boswell avenue; roll i call. an Irish Aneed9te. Scotland. The Land of Song and Scenery. Miss Car olEn B. Freeman: music A Border l hallad Arthur R Rlackledgc: Roman i tic Ireland, Miss Ellen q. McCloud.
 November 12-Hostesses: Mrs George L. Carey, Miss Amanda NJ l Fisher, 99 Sachem street. Roll call: l Quotation from Canadian Literature Britain's Colonies: The Golden LanG 1 of Canada, Mrs. John E. Vaughn: in termission: Australia, a Nation in the ] Making, Mrs Charles c. Gildersleeve discussion, John F. Tanning, Mrs George L. Carey.
 ] November ?6-Hostesses: Mrs IohY 1 E. Vaughn. Mrs A. C. Hatch. 62 Will 1 jams street: roll call: A Quotation 1T | French: Sing the Marseillaise: Heroes l of France, Miss Edna A Stuart; in termission: The French Educationa | System Mrs. Harriet $. Rlackmar discussion: The Re birth Of France, | Edwin A. Tracy and Joseph D. Havi
 land
 December 10-FGStess: Mrs Arthu R. Blackiedge, 32a Prospect street;
 roll call Noted Buildings of Europ
 (short descriptions); Italian Art, Mrs l John F. Flaming: intermission: Al Appreciation Of the Italian People
 Rev. Joseph F Cobb; music, Miss Car
 olyn E. Freeman,
 I January fl Roll call; Qutatio1
 from a winter poem: Cathedral Citie
 of Belgium, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davis
 intermission Industrial Belgium. Will jam H. Collins: discussion: Will tn | experiences of our soldiers at the iron
 produce a higher or low"r type c
 manhood. after the war Jehu i
 Vaughn, Dr. Charles c. Gildersleevt January 2S-Hostess: Mrs. Edwi Avery Tracy, B Spalding street; TO cali: A dialect story; Our Balkan Al lies Serbia, Mrs. George j.. Carey Montenegro, Mrs. Mary C. Webster l music: intermission; Portugal. Mir Sameul S Lathrop; San Marine, Mir
 William H. Collins Liber.a, Mrs. / lC. Hatch; Siam, Miss Susie C. Whit
 tlesey.
 February 11-Hestess: Mrs. Willial l 1T. Collins, GS Mckinley avenue; TO t call: A funny story; social evening l a banquet substitute; music: reading , February 25-Hostess: Mrs. Joh McWillianls, 122 Prospect street: TO 8 call: A verse from a favorite poet t An Evening with the Poets, papers 2 Mrs. Herbert A. Bixby Mrs. Joseph 1 Haviland, Miss Florence F.. Fellow: 2 Mrs. Howard s. Mead in.ernissiof : debate: Resolved. that true poetr
 has -haen. disauReartng In later year