Saturday, 25 March, 1916
Two patients this morning I visited
the wards & found both on the mend.
Bitterly cold day with snow showers.
Met Aunt Rita to go to afternoon reception
at the Hibernian Academy in aid
of the R.D.F. Lady Moore was hostess
there was a fair crowd. Music was
contributed by a Lady's Orchestra. Some
soldiers of the 12th Lancers & Mona Moran
sang. A few of the pictures are very
good but there is a fearful lot of rubbish
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Rita Levins Moore
Born ca. 1885. Mary Martin's sister, married John O'Conor Donelan, known as 'Jack' on 12th January 1910. Royal Hibernian Academy
The Royal Hibernian Academy of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture on Lower Abbey Street near Sackville Street. The most prestigious visual arts institution in Ireland, it was completely destroyed during the Easter Rising. Royal Dublin Fusiliers
The Royal Dublin Fusiliers, an Irish infantry regiment in the British Army which fought at Gallipoli, Salonika and on the Western Front. Parts of the regiment also helped suppress the Easter Rising in Dublin. Mary Martin's son, Charles was an officer in the 6th Battalion of the regiment. ? Moore
Possibly Lady Florence Moore. 12th Lancers
Cavalry regiment of the British army. The 12th Lancers served on the Western Front throughout World War I. Mona Moran
Daughter of Alicia and sister of Stanley, niece of Norbert and Elizabeth. The Morans were close friends of the Martins. | 
