Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-01

cut State League song. Clubs answering the roll call by state recording secretary, ! Mrs. W. E. Hpyt of Winsted, were: Wa terbury, Scovil (Wstcrbpry), Winsted, |. Windham (Wnlimanticl, Derby, New Ha- ven, Violet (New Hapen), New Britain, Thomaston, Wateryille, Putnam, Dayvilie, Danielson, Watertown, Norwich, Halle
 (Norwich), Middletown, Meriden. Ansopia and Rockville.
 The address of welcome was by Mrs l J. NJ. Gager of Willinantic, chairman of the advisory board of the WindhamI Girls club who said, tIt Is indeed an 1 honor for Willimantic to entertain thel convention and pleasure for the local club to makwe the visit of their out-of- | town club sisters 2 pleasant one The freedom of the city is extended to air 1 Mrs. Julius Maltby, who responded for the delegates spoke of the Hospitality of the Windham Girls club in time past andj felt sure that all delegates would be |
 assured a fine welcome during their stay in this city.
 Reports for the year followed and Mrs. Maltby stated that in the past year the state membership had increased 200 per | cent due to the enrolment of eleven new I clubs in the state league. She looked l l forward to the coming year as one when | records of the past will be shattered and l the league will go forward in it's fine work throughout the state The report l
 of the treasurer, Mrs. C. Stamford Null, \ of Waterbury, showed that all clubs had | not met their financial obligations to the | state league. Mrs. lIaltby stated that the yacation
 House at Madison beach had been used l turing the past summer by oyer 300 of 1 he members of the state league and after ! al. bills had been paid the sum of f2Qe re- 1 mained. @ 'F'F
 i The afternoon session began at o'-l
 clock with a report by Ex-State Secre- l tary Miss Delite M Mower, now execu- tive state secretary of the organization. She reported that the membership had
 reached over 30e0 due to the adding of
 eleven new clubs to the league. Two min l ute reports from delegates followed, each telling what her club had done during the
 past year. A discussion of topics pre-
 sented by some of the clubs followed. Miss Louise P. Evans of the National l League of Girls clubs, New York city. be- | ing leader. Topics discussed were, How to Keep Up Club Spirit" Interest Through Leadership and Initiatiye'' .
 How to Run a Membership Driye.p and
 How to Increase Community interest The nomipatirg committee, Mrs. A. II
 Flint of Thomaston, Mrs. W. c. Hoyt. of Minsted and Mrs. Flora Lockwood, of New Haven then presented the list of of Beers and committees an dtheir election followed:
 l President Mrs A g. G. Taylor of : Norfolk vice presidents, Mrs. Juiius Maltby. Waterbury Mrs. E. Kent Hub bard, Middletown Miss Alice Kingsbury, Waterbury and Mrs. Joseph Parsons of 'l Laseyii!e recqFding seeretary, Mrs F. Q 4. Scott of Waterbury Urea s1fer Mis-
 C. Sanford Bull of Mate erbury; inarice
 c.mmittee. Mrs. John B. Russ of De%.y, Il chairman. Mrs. John Buwalda. New Iia- fl ven Miss Tsa Rippey, WiAsetd: Hrs. V ieorTe Potter. Thompson Mss Ruth D Smifh Ranie.sDa. and Miss Islo renee ? Thumpu.or of Rockville pls;lIlse,s a T.
 "rge of the state board Mrs. II W 1, jams of Ans onia, Mrs. iI4a:.i:e Allan of De- FS. Mrs. ". ,. S l;iin sf Ner;d ep ] drs. r. E. Jacobs of '}aatsis9n,l Mgs n n F. Ab'l of Will!lnaIie ie, MrY s T E, z. I ze' of WatertoS1. Mrs i'hdifs q n Elfrlyille, Mrs. Jo II T. fflss nt va T. : buiS. Mrs Nelson A. P,mnr5y If Natt .-
 hfy Mrs Ralph liqGnes If MuTfI and i NJ; Winifred Smytl of New Iia2fs.
 The evening session began at 7.30 O. q ciocis and the progranmc consisted O -i stunts by various club delegates IT.. |, reTa;pder of the evening was enjoyed il r singing and dancing. Refreshments were !, served
 ' The final session was held supaa, r morning at 10.3O o'clock the meeting D, : | ginning With ten minute si:g D. th'
 1 atleEates. Addresses wrTe nude by Mis- T Nellie Niles of the Marssacit;l$etts I,2agu,
 ! of Giris' clilbs, aRd by Mrs. John I)n
 1 walda of New Hsyen. Mrs 193lwa}2f' [
 subject was "Pol!cemowen Of To-day" Tn
 1 convention came ito a close aho 1t , O |. 1 clock with the singing of A;aei'iea
 Following the coavelr!7n aHtoH,o.Jiie. , that had been furnished by local c;si
 zens were piac1d at tac disposal fl tn
 ! delegates and an Inspection tour Va
 1 taken over tue grounds of the Conaeoti
 cut Agricultural college at Storrs Dur
 ing the stay of the delegates in this cit
 { meals wore served in c. A. R. hall il
 the town building by members of FraH
 cis s. Long Woman's Re.oef corps
 Beginning sunday the schedule of th . | Willmantic-South Coventry trolley lin ' was changed. The new schedule follows