The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-04
DAUGHTERS OF THE KING
ADDRESSES AND BUSINESS TESTER
 DAY4T THE CONTENTION.


 There was a large attendance and great interest manifested at the various sessions of the big convention of the Daughters of the King at St. Paul's church yesterday.
 The morning exercises of the con- vention opened at 10 o'clock with pro- cessional and litany.
 The Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster, D. D., bishop coadjutor of Connecticut conducted the service. The Rt. Rev. William N. McVickar, bishop coadju- tor of Rhode Island, gave the charge to the members.
 He said: 1.-The character which is most like what God wants is that which forgets selfish desires and ever seeks to stoop down and help someone else. The conservation of all faculties and attain ment to lift up others.
 No one can have this acceptable character who directs life for the con- summation of ambitious desires and af- ter wealth and opulenceI Christ was the Ideal of true conservation
 Alter prayer the president, Mrs. E. A. Bradley, gave brief address. The an- nual report of the secretary showed prosperous condition of the organiza- tion. The membership in the United States has decerased during the past year, but in Canada and England and Antiqua the work has been founded and grown greatly. Probationary chap ters have been established in Africa, Honolulu and Danish West Indies.
 The treasurer's report showed bal ance in the treasury of over $1, 700. Com mittees were appointed as follows:
 Credentials-Miss Clara B. Emo, Van Buren, Ark; Miss Julia M. Mclean, Portland, Conn; Miss Katherine Bibgy, Atlanta, Ga.
 Nominations-Mis Minnie D. Ryer- son. Miss Margaret Zepp, South Am- boy, N. J.; Miss Lulu Van Walwen- burgh, Brooklyn, N. r.; Mrs. J. R. Lambert, Red Rock, N Y., and Mrs. E. G. Warner, Atlanta, Ga
 Mrs. J. w. S. Peck of St. Paups chapter, New Haven, gave a fine ad- dress of welcome.
 THE LIST OF DELEGATES.
 The following is the complete list of delegates:
 Arkansas-Miss Clara B. Enc of Van Buren.
 Connecticut-Miss Julia N. Mclean of Portland, Miss Edna Pitken of Dan ielson, Miss Rachel O'Brien of Thomp sonville, Mrs. Henry Bliss of Middle town, Mrs. Charles Woodcock of An sonia, Mrs c. F. Brainerd of New Britain, Mrs. Ernest Bartholomew of Branford, Mrs. H. A. Chapman of Wal lingford, Miss Mary l.. Hunter of Will limantic, Miss Nettie V. Sweet of Will limantic, Mrs. F, W. Fidler of Meri- den, Mrs. George H. Bank of Derby, Miss Anna Doty of Norwalk, Miss Anna Hyatt of Norwalk, Miss Maria Trum- bull of Waterbury, Mrs. Elias Pratt of Torrington, Miss Caroline M. Faber of Seymour, Miss Hattie Saul of Thomas ton, Miss Martha Lawton of Thomas tons; New Haven-Mrs. Thomas Bost- wick of Tremaine Memorial chapter, Mrs. F. B. Lee of St. PauPs chapter, Mrs. E. Cornwall of St. Margaret's chapter, Miss Susie c. Coe of Ascen- sion chapter, Mrs. c. Smith of West Haven, Miss Amelia Rochner of Grace chapter, Mrs. Isaac W. Mitchell of Grace chapter, Mrs. H. Chamberlain of Fair Haven.
 District of Columbia-Mss Mary c. Davenport, Miss Helen I. Johns, Miss Julie Dickinson.
 Delaware-Miss R. A. Gallagher of Wilmington, Mrs. N. G. Price of Will mtngton, Miss A. D. Hunter of Dela- ware City.
 FIorida-Mrs Leslie Pell Clarke of Orlando, Miss Bronx DeLoud of Or lando. i8
 Georgia-Mrs. F. G. Warner of Alt lanta Miss Katherine Bgby of Att lanta, Mrs. Leila N. Colquitt of Att lanta.
 Maryland-Miss Jane L. Pillsbury of Baltimore, Mrs. $. $. Paine of Balti- more.
 Massachusetts-Mis Louise Hill of Lee Miss Annie J. Covert of Boston.
 New Jersey-Miss Alice Mckenzie of Elizabeth, Miss Martha Lister of Pater- son, Miss Margaret Zepp of South Am boy.
 New York-Miss Nellie Edgerton of Buffalo, Miss Nellie Lyon of Middle town. Miss Katherine Myers of Pough- keepsie. Miss Minnie H. Ives Of Mt Vernon, Mrs. J. R. Lambert Of Red Hook. Mrs. William H. Barnes of Col lege Point, l.. l., Mrs Ingraham Of Kingston, Miss $. D. Bluxom of Brook lvn. Miss Lulu Van Valkenburgh Of Brooklyn, Miss Lucy Mccormick of New York city. Miss J. P. Normand or New York city, Mrs. F. D. Youngs of New York city, Miss Elizabeth Zabris- kie of New York city Miss A. Began Of New York city, Miss s. E. Nichols of New York city, Miss Minnie D. Ryer- son of New York city, Miss Pullman of New York city.
 Ohio-Miss Alice Rose of East Cleve- land. Miss Elizabeth Doan of East Cleveland.
 Pennsylvania-Mrs.E B. P. Fillmore Of White Haven, Mrs. w. W. McCandless of Bellevue, Miss Grace G. Vaughan of Pottsville, Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. wilby of Wissahicken, Mrs. J. B. Mon- cure of Philadelphia, Miss Ellen C.. Camp of Philadelphia, Miss Annie Hor- obin of Germantown, Miss L. Edna Slugg of Philadelphia, Miss M. G. Brown of Philadelphia.
 Rhode Island-Miss Edythe Peck of Providence, Miss M. M. Warehouse of Crompton.
 Virginia-Miss N. F. Ward of Win chester. Miss Lucy E. Townsend of Norfolk, Miss J. F. McNoir of Norfolk.