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Anne Keyser, Mrs. Mary Jamieson and Mrs. Katherine Oettinger.
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A light collation, arranged for by Mrs. Emily Miller, was supplied by a number of Miss Fuller’s friends and contributed to the sense of continuing admiration and affection for Helen Fuller’s purposeful life.
“IT WAS NOT a memorial service,” George Davis emphasized, of the Library program. “It was a celebration for the living spirit of a patriotic American.”
Miss Fuller had lived in Washington since about 1950.
“She was not an orthodox person. She was not ai conformist, she was not a traditionalist — she was completely a free thinker,” said Davis.
“Mr. Greer of the art gallery in New York was so moved by the proceedings in the Library that he got up and said he felt compelled to say something. He told of how this was his first visit to Washington, and of how he had lost sight of the strength
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