Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
STATE CONVENTION
 OF KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Eighteenth Annual Will Bring Over
 200 Delegates Here Today.

The 18th annual convention Of the
 Connecticut branch of the Information
 al Order of the Kings Daughters and
 Sons, of which Mrs. William H. DaW-
 ley of this city is president, is to be
 held here today and Wednesday at
 Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
 It is expected that 200 or more deie-
 gates from out of town will attend the
 convention and will be entertained In
 Norwich homes during their stay here
 The programme is as follows:
 Tuesday morning, 10.30 to 11.5O-
 Leaders conference, conducted by Miss
 Clara Warehouse, corresponding secre-
 tary of the international order.
 The following programme in an
 organ recital is to be given by Organ
 ist Waldo S. Newbury preceding the
 opening of the convention this morn
 ing:
 Fantasia on Duke Street. -. Kinder
 Gavotte from Mignon ........ Thomas
 March fMehgiense" ....... .Guilmant Variations on a Scotch Air
 (Annie Laurie) ...... Dudley Buck Pilgrims Chorus ............... erdi The Angels Song .............S Shelley Tuesday afternoon. 2.15-Devotional service, Rev. F. w. Coleman; address of welcome, Mrs. Louis o. Potter; re- sponse, Mrs. John H. Belden; minutes 1 of last convention, Miss Ada l.. Shel- 1 ly; report of state treasurer and audi 1 tor; appointment of committees greetings; report of state president | Grace Aldrich Crowell reports of county work-for Lttchtield Mrs. Ira 1 E. Forbes New Haven, Mrs. $. Lloyd | Salisbury; New London, Windham and l Holland Miss Lucy Geer; hymn; in- 1 formal talk on work of state board of charities, Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell; Ou1 1 Literature, Mrs. Walter E. Garfield The Younger Daughters of the King l Mrs. Stewart Lewis; announcements prayer; informal reception. I Tuesday evening, T o'clock-Orgar 1 recital. to 7.3O, Waldo Newbury | devotional service Rev. C. H. Riclletts;
 anthem, choir of Trinity NJ. E. church l address, Orin c. Baker, secretary o1 1 Travellers Aid society; solo, offertory | Miss Pearl Jackson; hymn; benedic- ton.
 Wednesday morning 9.15-Devotion- l al service, Rev. H. J. Wyckof; reports of county work-fori Hartford. Mrs. Ira | F. Forbes; Middlesex. Mrs. Laurel M 1 Behrens; Fairfield Mrs. C. A. Elwell; i hymn; address The Joy of Life, Miss l Clara Warehouse, corresponding sec 1 retary of the international order: solo ] Miss Florence Northrup; The Silver l Cross Chapter and the Magazine, Miss 1 Eva L. Hudson; address The King l Daughters Responsibility to the Or 1 der, Mrs. Bernard P. Raymond repor l of committee on credentials; report o1 | nomination committee; election O.
 state officers; noontide prayer, Miss 1 Ida E. Sutherland
 l Wednesday afternoon 130-Servict 1 of praise and prayer; report of com | mittee on resolutions; invitation fol 1 1914 convention; consecration service 1 Mrs Edward H. Smiley, council mem l Der for Connecticut; hymn; adjourn
 ment at 2.15.
 The state officers are: Mrs William l H. DawIey, president, Norwich; Mrs 1 Walter E. Garfield, treasurer. Nor wich; Miss Ada L. Shelley, recording ] secretary. Windsor; Mrs. Costello Lip 1 pitt, auditor, Norwich.
 | The county secretaries include: 1 Hartford and Litchfield, Mrs. Ira E l Forbes, Hartford; Middlesex, Mrs. L ] M Benrens, Ivoryton; New London | Windham and Holland Miss Lucy | Geer. Norwich; New Haven Mrs. $ Lloyd Salisbury. New Haven; Fair 1 field, Mrs c. A. Elwell. Stepney.