Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-12
FIRST ROUND TABLE MEETING
 HELD AT NORWICH Tovu1r

The Round Table held it's first meet ing of the season Tuesday evening in the First Congregational chapel, Nor Wich Town. The hostesses were Mrs. Edward A. Smith, Miss Mary E. Wattles, Miss Jennie L. Congdon and Miss Bes- sic M Grant
 The meeting opened at eight o'clock with the roll call, which was responded to by questions from famous Americans from 1880 to 1920. Rev. Allen Shaw Bush, of Gales Ferry, had prepared an excellent paper entitled Progressive Statesmanship-John Hay to Herbert Hoover.
 Miss Ruth Sterry gave three violin so- los. Miss Doris Lucy Browning accom- panying ut the piano. The numbers were, Pas 'epied, Gillet; Oloha 'Oe, Am brosio, and Rio Nights, by Vincent and Thompson.
 During the intermission the company of members that entertained served ice cream, cakes and fancy waters. A fea- ture of the evening was the discussion which closed the very interesting meet ing.
 The chapel was attractively decorated with autumn foliage, dahlias and cos mos, arranged in baskets on the ta- bles amid lighted candles Nery eff fectively.
 The programme for the rest of the season will be carried out as follows:
 Oct. 25-Hostesses, Mrs. George L. Ca rey, Miss Amanda M Fisher, 62 Wili- jams street. Roll call, An American Bon- mot. Benjamin Franklin, Miss L. Angie Stanton. Intermission. Music, rerdtug.
 Nov. S-Hostess, Miss Ellen U. Me Cloud, 104 Washington street. Roll cal! An Anecdote of Famous Inventors. Edi- son, the Master Mind, Rev. George H. Welch. Intermission. Ledgerdemaine.
 Nov. 22-Hostesses, Mrs. Elizabeth P Davis, Miss Susie C. Whittlesey, 94 Will jams street. Roll call, A Labor Quota 1 tion. Andrew Carnegie and Industry. Rev l Arthur Varley. Intermissien. Discussion Dec. 13-Hostess, Miss Mary A. c l Avery. A Oneco street. Roll call, A Trav- eler's Tale. Gary and the Rornanca o1 Steel5 Miss Edna A. Stuart. Inter1nissfon Music, debate.
 Jan. 1o-Hostsss, Mrs Edwin A. Tracy | B Spalding street Roll call, A Story ot School Days. Dallas Love Sharp and New Ideals In Education, Miss JennFe Cong | don. Intermission. Discussion. Jan 24-Hostess, Mrs. Herbert A. B:x by, Bliss place. Roll call, Quotation 1 from American poetry. American Poets Longfellow, Lowell and Whitman Mrs. Herbert A Bixby. Inte-inissien Readtags from modern poetry.
 Fef 14-Hostess, Mrs. Arthur R Blackiedge, 329 Prospect street. Toll call Bring valentine. Horace Greeley an American Journalism. Intermission. Dis cussion.
 Feb. 2s-Banquet; Trinity Method1s church RouScall. A funny story.
 March 14-Hostesses to be assigned Roll call, Quotation fro American runlor ists. Mark Twain, A True American Mrs A. c. Freeman. Intermission. Read ings.
 March 2S-Hostess, Mrs. A. c. Free man, S9 Union street Roll call, AnecGot of famous American actors and actress
 es. Booth and She American Stage Miss Mary G. Henderson. Intsrnissior About the Little Theatres. Mrs. I!arr Ward.
 April 11-Hostess, Mrs. William ! Collins, 63 Mckinley avenue Roll cal A Nature Story. Great American Natura ists, John Burroughs and William Bet be. Mrs. John E. Tanning. 1ntarmissiol Music. Readings.
 April 25-Hostesses. all others. Re call, Quotation from Ameican plays. Il
 Play.
 May s-Hostsss. Mrs. Arthur Varle,
 Taftville Roll call Sing stang Theodore Thomas and American Musl Miss Caroline B. Freeman. Intermissio Music
 May 2S-Hostess, Mrs. Charles Chi GIdersleeve, 29 Lincoln avenue. RoH ca : A homely rhyme. American Homes al [ Living, Miss Bessie M. Grant. 1nterml sion Annual meeting.