Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02
FAITH TRUAIBULL CHAPTER
 CONTRIBUTES TO XMAS SEALS

The December meeting of Faith Trum- bull chapter, D. A., R., was held We'd l nesday afternoon at the Community | House. Mrs. Elisha E. Rogers. tho re- gent, presided at the meeting which was largely attended. The meeting opened in the usual form with thc singing of America and the reciting of the Lori's prayer, the American Creed and the Pledge to the Flag.
 The secretary's report and the reports of the recording secretary. treasurer and regista were cad and accepted. Thesfof- lowing we're accepted into membership of the Chapter: Miss Nancy E. Lucas, Miss Mary c. Lucas, Miss Susie C. Whit tlesey. Mrs. c. D. Boynton. Mrs. Luther K. zabriskie, Miss Mary A. Dolbeare. Mrs. Allen B. Leffingwen and Miss Ella x. Letfingweil
 Mrs. Raymond E. Sherman, chairman of the ways and means committee gave an interesting report or that committees work for the past three months The fol- lowing were appointed as the new com mittee for January, February and March: Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler, Mrs. William H. Dat and Mrs Harvey 3 Briggs.
 The magazine comsisttee reported through Mrs. Herbert R-4<ind and issued an urgent appeal. for back numbers to be used for the Oliver Ellsworth Home Day which occurs December 9th.
 The chapter received an invitation from Mrs. Harvey L. White, New. York inviting the members to. the meetings oi Ellen Hardin Walworth chapter in New York at any time Meetings of tAe New York chapter are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month in the blue room at the Hotel McAlpin at 2.30 o'clock is the afternoon.
 Faith Chapter contributed 25c per cap- ita for the President Generals Emi-
 grants Guide which is to be presented to | emigrants at Ellis Island The chapter also appropriated s10 towards the Christ
 mas seal campaign. Seals were on sale paign, soon to be held. was endorsed by 1 the meeting.
 Among those present at the meeting was Mrs, Charles Humphrey Bissen Of | Southington, Conn. state vice regent and also national chairman ot tie D. \.
 F. magazine. Mrs Bissell gave a very <, interesting talk on the work of tts so- ciety.
 Mrs. Bissell outlined plans which the national organization has un Ter consid- l eration and she also spoke briefly O. the en!igrant guide which the national 56ny
 intends to have 1 inted in several iar-
 guages. The oris nal of this gJide wa7 published by the Connecticut Daughters 1 The national body is also planning to have a fountain erected in Plymouth in connection with the Pilgrim ter-centen- i ary. Mrs Bissell also stated that the
 government has asked the national body to contribute a painting for the Ameri ! can Room at the Museum, of the World l War to be erected in Paris
 Several solos swere rendered by Mis- Hazel Banfield and the meeting wa. | brought to a close in the usual manner with the singing of America The Beauti ful.
 l The following were the hostesses, f6l the meeting: Mrs Herbert R. Kind Mrs. James H. Whitney. Mrs. Walter A Bussey, Mrs. Aubrey W. Jarvis, Mrs I Roy D. Judd, Miss Alice M Cardweli Miss Alice l.. Bennett and Mrs Herber M. Lerou.
 Following the business meeting a SO
 cial hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Allan Gle
 worth and Mrs. David Throope poured.