The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-10
GENERAL MEETING ). A. R,
TO BE HELD IN MIDDLETOWN
 TOMORROW.
The Programme fin Full For the Occasion--A Variety of yory Interest" ing Events.

occasion-A Variety of vory Interest ing Events.
 The annual general meeting of the D. A. R., of Connecticut, will be held at Middletown tomorrow at the North Congregational church. Wadsworth chapter, Mrs. William w. Wilcox, re- gent, will entertain and the convention will be presided over by Mrs, Sara T., Kinney, state regent. The morning session will be held at half-past ten o'clock. The programme will be as fol- lows:
 Organ Selection. ..........W. U. Pearne Let rich musics tongue unfold the imagined happiness. "-Romeo and Juliet
 Invocation. Mrs. John Townsend
 Wordsworth Chapter Deep below as high above,
 Sweeps the circle of Gods love"
 Whittier Music-"star Spangled Banner" (Fran- cis Scott Key). Sung by the Audience Flag of the free, hearts hope and home, Thy stars have lit the welkin dome And all thy hues were born in heaven
 Drake. Address of welcome. t. Mrs. W. Wilcox
 Regent Wadsworth Chapter. You are welcome as I have words to bid you" ,"--Cymbeline. Response. ...... Mrs. Hannah K. Peck Regent, Ruth Hart Chapter. Many and hearty thankings to you. Measure for Measure. Music, violin solo-Fantasie from Faust (Henry FarmeT. A. N. Tasker Paper-"Middletown an Historical Sketch" ....... Mrs. D. w. Northrup
 Wadsworth Chapter "Slumber not in the tents of your fathers. The world advances Ad- vance with it."-Mazzini Address-"Continental HalT' T'........ Mrs. c. w. Fairbanks
 President D. A. R. "If we have built castles in the air, our work need not be lost; that is where they should be; now put foundations under them" --Thoreau ''Macbeth--If we should fall Lad Macbeth--We fall! But screw your courage up, and vel not fall. At 12 o'clock the Wesleyan University Glee club of 16 men, will render the following musical programme. Songs make their way" Helen Hunt Jackson.
 "For Home and Country" Connecticut D. A. R. hymn) ......... George Potter "The Signal Resounds". Dudley Buck Baritone solo--"C Creole Lovers Song" Dudley Buck
 Harry H. Smith. .'Wesleyan Medley" By w. B. Davis "The Stars and Stripes Forever .Sousa Accompanists-W. G. Harris and c.
 F. Price. Luncheon will be served at 12:45 in Y.
 M c. A. Hall. "Now good digestion wait on appe- tite and health on both, "-Macbeth. At the afternoon session held at 1:45 o'clock at the church, the president general will receive the Connecticut Daughters and their guests, This is the lady that I sent for.
 Welcome, fair one''-Pericles. Address-"The American Monthly Magazine" ...... Miss M I. Forsythe Ex-vice-president general of New York "Let us turn over new leaf"
 -Middletown. ! Paper-"Sptnning Wheels and Spin- sters''. ..............M Mrs. John l.. Bue1 l Regent Mary Floyd Tallnadge Chap 1 ter "When Adam dolve and Eve span, Who was then a gentleman" 'Ieave your quilting, leave your spin ming;
 What is all your store of linen If your heart is never gay?"--Whittier. Music-"The Deathless Army (H. Trotere) ......... Mir. Montgomery ymposum-Topic-'Do the Daughters | of the American Revolution owe any debt of gratitude to their national or ganization, and, if so, what is that debt?"
 Mrs. George S. Barnum, Mary Clap Wooster Chapter.
 Mrs. Augustine M. Lewis, Hannah Woodruff Chapter.
 Mrs. Otis S. Northrop, Melcent Por- ter Chapter.
 Mrs. Stanley A. Smith, Mrs Marian R. H. Lille, Lucretia Shaw Chapter, Knowing how the debt grows, I will pay it."-Comedy of Errors, Paper--"A Woman of the Revolution
 Mrs Rufus w Bunnell,
 Mary siliman Chapter T think it must somewhere be written that the virtues of the mothers shall occasionally be vis- ited on the children as well as the sins of the fathers "--Charles Dickens. Musc--"America"
 To be sung by the audience. Breathes there a man with soul so dead That never to himself hath said This Is my own, my native land
 Sir Walter Scott. Adjournment.
 Time goes you say? An, no! Alas, Time stays-we go."
 Austin Dobson
 GOVERNOR TO RETIRE