Abstract
AROUND that square in Washington occupied by three beautiful white marble buildings of the Red Cross, two of which are memorials, much in connection with the Biennial will revolve. The memorial trees, flowering shrubs, boxwood, evergreens, and stretches of lawn, has been erected the exquisite monument by Dr. R. Tait MacKenzie to Jane A. D lano and the 296 nurses who died in service. This quiet and lovely
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