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Caroline Schauffler read from the New Yorker Magazine about the Corner
Stone Theater Company. It is a small group that travels around and has
the local people perform in their own small town. Caroline brought
a picture from Gunpowder Meeting of a group of ladies to be identified.
Question: Where can you get china repaired?
Nonomura Studio 3432 Connecticut Ave. N.W. 363-4025
New Asia Art Shop 8767 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring 585-8810

Wendy Lawrence talked about her trip to Norway without a guide or
chaperon. She shared some postcards from the trip. Question:
Who was Johns Hopkins? The name is one person and a bachelor.

Caroline Hussman read a article "Strange resort fellows" about Indians.

Mary moore Miller read from a little book, Mother do you remember that vase
I am not suppose to break? Well you don't have to worry any more"

Nell Johnsen told about a course she had just completed, Therapeutic
Touch. Her question: Who built the Brinklow Post Office? George
Stabler in 1880's or 1890's followed by Eugene Nichols, Winter Barron,
Charles Hill and Wilbert Dayton.

Louis Canby talked about her trip to New England in the first part of
June and how cold it was. She told about the making of snow feathers.

Sylvia Woodward read an article on the history of napkins. In the
old days you took your own napkins with you.

Helen Farquhar read "The Wright time as in Frank Lloyd Wright's
outstanding price mark new era for decorative works"

Martha Nesbitt told how she received a catalogue with men's dress
slacks with buttons to close the fly.

Jane Stabler read from Yankee Magazine, a story about a family on the
4th of July 1954.