Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-25

s
 The Afternoon Session.
 The afternoon session was called to order at 1.45 o'clock and opened with the singing of America The reading of the bylaws was then continued and at the close the bylaws were ac- cepted as a whole as amended. The committee on recommendations and resolutions reported that they had received no. resolutions nor .recom- mendations for considerations.
 The election which was by ballot resulted in the following choice of of tsficers to seryethe ensuing year: l State Regent. Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel, Litchfeld.
 State Vice Regent, Mrs. Charles H. Bissell, Southington. | Recording Secretary; Mrs. Fred s. Stevens. Bridgeport s.,g Corresponding Secretary, Miss Ma bel- w. Wainwright, Hartford. Consulting registrar, Mrs. James K. Crefut, Simsbury. Treasurer of the utility fund, Miss 1 Jennie Loomis, Windsor. Historian, Miss Harriet P. Marsh. 1 New Haven. sss State librarian, Miss Jessie B. Hay Iden, South Windsor Councillors, Mrs. George Maynard Minor. Waterford; Mrs. Frank T. Staples, Bridgeport; Mrs. Harry A. l Smithe, Hartford Mrs. Nicholas M Pond, .Milford;s Mrs. Sidney H. Mil ner, New. London; Miss Catherine A Nettleton. Derby; Mrs. B. B. Bron- son, Winchester.
 | The nominating committee consist ed of Mrs. Mary K. Tones, Bridge port; Miss Mary Whittlesey,o New Britain and Mrs. William Paulding i Fairfield.
 Resolutions of appreciation of the 1 faithful service rendered by the retir- ing recording secretary, Mrs. Starr C. Barnum of Bridgeport, and the cor
 responding secretary, Mrs.s Leonder
 K. Shipman of New London, were l adopted.
 l Resolutions on the death of Mrs ] Bela P. Learned, presented by Mrs Amos A. Browning, Mrs. B. P. Bishop
 Mrs Charming M. Huntington and
 Mrs. Will T.. Stearns in behalf oi Faith Trumbull Chapter were adopted 1 and ordered incorporated in the rec
 ords of the conference.
 Conference Endorses Mrs. Miner. l, The conference then. unanimously
 endorsed Mrs. George Maynard Minor
 of Waterford for president general O. the N. s. D. A.. R.. and also unani mously endorsed Mrs. Minors entir, ticket. sl
 The sum of $155 was pledged by { l number of the chapters as con, tribution to help furnish the dinin, I hall which the N. S. D. A. R., is hay
 ing built in Washington for the na
 tional convention.
 A rising vote of thanks was givel
 Faith Trumbull chapter for thei
 hospitality in entertaining the stat
 officers, regents, delegates, alternate
 and visitors at the conference.
 The minutes of the conference wer
 then read and accepted and the con
 ference adjourned at 4.S0 o'clock af
 ter singing the Star Spangled Ban
 her. Miss Annie E. Vapghn at tn
 piano, .
 Those serving on the committee i charge of the luncheon served at noo !. under the auspices of the Paris , consisted of Mrs. Henry T. Arnolc l chairman; Mrs. Allen Latham. Mir , John $. Blackmar, Miss Laura Su , bert, Mrs. O. L. Johnson, Mrs. Vii 2 liam Crandafl, Mrs. Neville Bic, Mrs. Robert w. Perkins, Mrs. Wi l liam s. Geer and Mrs. Franklin { f Wilcox. Taking tickets for the dir
 ner were Mrs. John $. BlackInar an 1 Mrs. I. s. Wilcox.
 Hostesses at the dinner include the following: Mrs. Henry T. Arnol
 Mrs. B. F. Lewis, Mrs. B. P. Bishol Mrs. Charming M, Huntington, Mir George c. Preston, Mrs. Albert \ Van Wagenen. Mrs. A.. N. H. Waugh l Miss Louise B. Meech. Mrs. Will ] : Stearns, Mrs. William H. ca
 Mrs. Henry W. Lang, Mrs. Davi ; Throop, Mrs. Arthur F. Howard ar Mrs. Elisha E. Rogers, regent of Fait l Trumbull chapter, was hostess at u table where were seated the state o : ficers, councillors and officers of Fait t Trumbull chapter.
 The Treasurer's Report. . Following is a summary of the al | nual report of Miss Jennie Loomi : treasurer of the utility fund whic I