Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
D. A. r. DELEGATES
AT WASHINGTON.
Receptions Planned for Them-Those
From Eastern Connecticut.
(Special to Tbe Bulletin0

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Washington, April 1S.-Mrs. Sara T.
Kinney Of Hartford state regent Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
has arrived in Washington and estab-
liShed Connecticut headquarters at the
Cochran hotel. Mrs. Kinney is still
state regent her term Of Office not ex-
piring until the close of the present
session OF the congress which meets on
Monday morning in Continental hall.
Connecticut has 50 votes in the con-
gress. and many alternates are also
present. With few exceptions the
votes of the Connecticut delegates will
be cast for Mrs. Story of New York,
the candidate OF the conservative wing
of the Daughters. Mrs. Kinney is re-
garded as the campaign manager for
Mrs. Story and expressed herself well
date
The social part Of the congress is al
ways prominent. At o'clock Satur-
day afternoon Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman gave a tea in honor of Mrs.
Story at the New Willard and Con-
necticut members of the congress at
tended. Mrs S. A. Willis Of 1874
Nineteenth street will give a tea on
Monday afternoon to the delegates
representing Connecticut. Mrs Willis
will be assisted by Mrs. Kinney, Mrs.
Buell. Mrs. John T. Sterling Mrs.
George N. Sternberg and Miss Desha.
Mrs. Willis is resident Of Connecti-
cut but has her winter home in Wash
ington.
The following is a list Of delegates
and alternates from eastern Connecti-
cut:
New London County.
Ann Warner Bailey Chapter, Groton
and Stonington-Regent, Mrs. Clara
Whitman; delegate. Miss Ethel j.
Noyes.
Faith Trumbull Chapter, Norwich
Regent. Mrs. Ellen K. Bishop: delegate,
Mrs. William w. Henderson; alter
mates, Mrs. Alice B. Prentice, Mrs.
Mary G. Thompson, Mrs. Eldora c. Dat.
Mrs. Lucy c. Hill and Mrs. Jane Has
kell.
Fanny Ledyard Chapter, Mystic
Regent, Mrs Elizabeth c. Morgan;
delegate, Miss Mary Josephine DickIn-
son; alternates. Mrs. Emma ]. Palmer,
Mrs. Hannah A. Rathbun Mrs. Eliza
A. Denison, Mrs. Luciebelle w. Hoxie,
Mrs. Addie B. Batty and Miss Mary z.
Burrows
Lucretia Shaw Chapter. New London
Regent, Airs. Fanny E. Rogers; dele
gate, Miss Ella c. Tate alternates.
Mrs. Mary w. Shipman, Mrs. Annie X.
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth S. c. Stanton,
Mrs Marenda A. n. Bryant. Mrs. Alice
G. Crandall and Mrs. Helen H. Starr.
Ann Brewster Tanning Chapter,
acknowledgment, Mrs Waite B..
Whiting: alternates, Miss Ida J. Foster,
Mrs. Rose B. Tracy and Miss Alice A.
Brown.
Windham County.
Anne Wood ElderlSin Chapter. Wilt
mantic-Regent, Mrs. w. Elizabeth
Harris; delegate, Mrs. Fanny r.
Brown; alternates, Mrs Alice J. Bug
bee and Mrs. Vera s. Mcdonald
Plainfield-Regent, Miss Annie L. TIL
linghast: alternates. Mrs. Bertha j.
Gallup Mrs. Marcia n. Adams, Miss
Harriet A. Cranska and Mrs. Harriet
T. Barber.
Sarah Williams DanieIson Chapter,
Killingly-Regent, Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Bidwell; delegate, Miss Mary f. KEEL
ley; alternates, Mrs. Harriette l..
Kingsbury and Mrs Ella S. Russell.
Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter,
Putnar-Regent, Miss s. Elizabeth
Clark; delegate, Mrs. Ruth z. Wheel
ock: alternates, Mrs. Mary B. Medbury,
Miss Ellen E. Osgood, Mrs. Helen Ia
Torrey, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Hunt. Miss Bes-
sic L. Champlain, Mrs. Resale F.. Holt,
Miss Ellen Wheelock and Mrs. Mary A.
Nichols.
ToIIand County.
Sabra Trumbull Chapter, Rockville
Regent, Mrs. Jessie ]. McChristie; del
egate, Mrs. Bernice Sykes; alternates,
Mrs. Florence P. Maxwell, Mrs. Lizzie
S. Bedding, Mrs Emma 3. Keeney, Miss
Florence Belding, Mrs. Celia f. Pres
colt and Mrs. August B. Hammond.