Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-11

The Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution, of which Faith TrumbuH chapter is the Norwich rep resentative. are to celebrate in Hart ford today the 21st anniversary of the organiz ation of the order in Connect icut and of the institution of Wads worth chapter of Middletown, the old est of the 50 chapters in the state. Daughters of Daughters Will Dance.
 One hundred daughters of Daugh- ters-girls too young to pass the age muster of membership in the order of eighteen yrea1.s=will dance q prelude exercises which will be held iii the AnnTno dious Foot Guard hall i'll the &ternoon beginning at one o'clock.
 An imposing array of speakers Will Rhe occasion. Mrs. William Cumming Story Of New York city, the presi- dent general of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Mrs. Mary s. Lock wood, of Washington, D. C.. will speak for the national organization and Mrs. Sara Y. Kinney, of Hartford. honorary state regent and one time honorary vice president general, who has direct ed the arrangements for the celebra tion. will speak for the state society.
 List of Speakers.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin will -gtef4d 9 welcome on behalf of the Iste and Mayor Louis R, Cheney will 6ciate in a similar capacity fo@ the apitaI city. The principal speaker .ill be the Rev. pr. Rockwell Har- Ion Potter, pastor of Centre church. Hartford, whose subject will be Flu iare's Portal
 For other patriotic and historical or Eanizations addresses will be delivered by the Rev. D5. Samuel Hart, of Mid dletown, dean of the Berkeley Divin- ity school, as president Of the Con- -s,14r-. [Ssa,1 Governor and United States Senator Morgan G, Bulkeley, of Hartford, as president of the Society of the Sons of the Revolution in the State of Con- 3eetieut; Wilson Lee, Of New Haven, hs president of the Connecticut So- ciety. Sons oe the American~ Revolu tloH< Mrs. Franklin c. Whitmore, of Hartford as president of the Connect icut Society of the Colonial Danes Of America; Mrs Charles H, Arm strong, of Bridgeport, for the Daugh- terS o9 Founders and Patriots in Con- neetecet, and Herbert Randall of Hart ford, governor of the Society of May flower Descendants in the State of Connecticut
 Brief addresses will be made by one time Governor Frank E. Weeks, of Ml6dietowps Miss Clara Lee Bowman, d Bristol. who will speak for the educational feature of the Daughters of $Ae American Revolution; the Rev. " " HalTiaa1an. Of Windsor, who will discuss the memorial section; George z. Go&ards of Hartford, state librarian, whose theme will be the historical and literary depar artment. the Rev. Raymond Maplesden, of Suffields Mrs. G&a14es CfernEnons Abbott, of New HAwp@S1ire- Miss Mary R. Wilcox, of E@A3@s1eF coslege- Miss Margaret F. Henry, of Tennessee, and John Fos- Ter Carr, of New York city
 Instructions Issued.
 By direction of Mrs John Laidlaw Buel, of I3tch6eld. the state regent, Mrs ETs v M RjssAIl, of SouthiDg- ton the corresponding secretary of the Connecticut society," has issned the fol- lo~ing instructions for the guidance Of the Daughters who will attend the celebrations
 "AH state officers, chancellors and active chapter regents are to take part in the processionaI
 These together with the young girls who are to take part in the prelude, are to enter the aTnory from the side entrance in Foot Guard place and form in line of march in the room under the auditorium They should assemble in this room promptly at 12 o'clock, and the audience should take seats at a quarter to one o'clock
 At five minutes before one o'clock all aislss will be cleared for the com 4ng of the line of dancing girls
 Badges Not Transferable.
 "Au one time chapter regents are to enter with tho others in the audience from the High street entrance, and having previously received special badges from their active regents, they will be given seats These special badges for one time regents are not transferable under any circumstances whatever If the owner cannot use hers, she will retain it. It is the wish Of the stRte regent and her committee N0 do special honor to both active and sns time regents, and no one not a @He time regent may wear this badge
 The standard bearers and pages who will take part in the procession will meet in the dressing room at the right of the front lobby.
 eTf hes been found impossible to ad- nit the general public The largest public hall in Hartford. the armory, ts none too large to seat ali the Con-