The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-11
Kings Sons And Daughters Here
 For Two Days
Interesting Program for State Convention Is
 Outlined

Delegates from all parts Of the state are expected to attend the 16th an- nual convention of the Connecticut branch of the International Order of the Kings Daughters and Sons. The convention will open tomorrow after noon at o'clock and will continue through Friday.
 There will be two sessions tomorrow, the first comprising an address of well come by Mrs. Katherine M Spalding, another by Mrs. John Harvey, reports of the various officers, announcements and devotional service.
 The evening session will open at 7:30 the principal feature will be an ad- dress on mission work among the He brews by Miss Ruth Angel of the Hebrew Christian mission pf New York city.
 Friday morning at 9:15 the county officers will report, and elections will be held. At 1:15 the afternoon session will convene. Fanny Crosby the blind hymnwriter will preside over mem- orial and consecration service. Ad- journment will be taken at o'clock.
 The program follows:
 Hymn 252; Devotional service, Rev. Gerald H. Beard, pastor, Park Street Congrega ational church; Address of Wlecome, Fanny Crosby; Address of Welcome to the City, Mrs. Katherine M. Spalding; Response, Mrs. John Harvey; Minutes of Last Convention; Report of State Treasurer and Audi tor; Appointment of Committees; Hymn 259; Greetings; Report of State dress, Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson, General Secretary of the International Order; Contralto solo (selected) Miss Gertrude Laubscher; Report of Coun- ty Secretaries: Middlesex County, Mrs. Laurel M. Behrens New London, Windham and Holland Counties. Miss Lucy Geer; Hymn "A; Report of Con ference at Baltimore. Mrs Leslie E. sBlackmar; Report of Council Mem Der, Mrs. Edward H. Smiley; Report of Silver Cross Chapter, Mrs. w. G.. Lathrop; Analysis of the April Num- Der of the Silver Cross. Miss Eva L.. Hudson; Literature of the Order, Miss Harriet I. Eaton; Announcements; Prayer; Informal Reception.
 Evening session 7:3O, Organ Prelude, Mir. William D. Davenport Hymn, Some Day ths Silver Chord will Break. Choir; Devotional Service and Fraternal Greetings. Rev. George M. Brown, Pastor. The First M. E. church; Anthem. tselected), Quartet of s.'Ballad of Trees and the Master" Chadwick, Mrs. Susan H. Davis; Ad- dress, The Kings Daughters Work with incidents of Mission Work among the Hebrews. Miss Ruth Angel, He-l brew Christian Mission, New York city; Hymn 40; Benediction. Friday morning session 9:15:
 Hymn PIP; Devotional services Rev. E. A. Burnes, pastor Washington Park M. E. church; Report of County Sec, retaries, Fairfield county Mrs. c. A. Elwell: Hartford and Litchfield coun- ties Mrs. Ira E.. Forbes; Hymn 220; Address. The Outlook of the Order and it's Possibilities. Miss Kate Bond, Pres- ident of the International Order; Cues tionnaire Mrs. w. G. Lathrop; Re- port of Committee on Credentials; Re- port of Nominating Committees; Elec- tion of State Officers; Hymn 26; Noon tide prayer. Mrs Edward H. Smiley. Afternoon session 1:15:
 Hymn 257; Devotional service, Mrs. Orville Rector; Report of New Haven county secretary, Mrs. s. Llyod Sails bury; Report of Committee on Resolu- tions; Invitation for next Convention; Memorial and Conservation service, Fanny Crosby; Closing Remarks; Hymn 62; 3 o'clock, adjournment