Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-03
FAITH FkUMBULL DELEGATES
GOING TO wAsHsHGToN

The March meeting Of Faith Trumbull
chapter, %. A. R.. was held Wedn esday
at the Community House on Church
street with the regent, Mrs Elisha E.
Rogers presiding. The meeting opened
az usual with the singing OF america
and repeating the Lords player, Ameri-
cas- creed and pledge to the nag.
The secretary and trea surer presented
their reports which wer eaccepted as
read the registrars report showed the
following admitted to the chapter as
members: Miss Mabel L. Patterson of
Hartford Mrs. Frank @. Sterry Of VIII
linantic and Mrs. George w Hamilton
lof Nor witch. Names were proposed for
membership az follows: Miss Berniee
Wiley. Mrs. Clement Flags, Mrs. Albert
s. Comsteck all OF Norwich and Miss
Emily Chisrn Of Ashford.
The ways and means COMMITTEES report
was given by Mrs. viii l.. Stearns Miss
Hattie Carter gave the report Of the
thrift and conservation committee. Mrs.
L6ais A. Wheeler repdftea for the magz-
zine committee and the AneEicahizatien
committee presented q report.
/ The regent called attention to the re-
port of the nominating committee for the
March state conference which. appeared
on the bulletin board. The coulmittee's
report follows: State regent. Mrs. John
tLadiaw Buel state vice regent, Mrs.
lCharles Humphrey Bissell: state record
ing secretary. Mrs. Frederick S.. Stevens
state corresponding secretary, Miss Alice
Lee Coe; state treasurer, Miss Jennie
L.oomis state consulting registrar, Mrs
James K. Crofut state historian, Miss
Henrietta p Marsh; state librarian
Miss Jessie Hayden councillors, Mrs
Sidney H. Miner, Mrs. Nicholas II. Pond
Miss Katherine A. NsttlSon, Mrs. H. L
Harrison Miss Anna Burr Jennings. MiHt
Mary Whittlsee, Miss Annie La Filling.
hast.
The regent announced that any mem
Der of the national society Of any chzp
ter Of Connecticut may be present at thu
state conference which Dis to be held q
East Hartford, March 39th. Mrs. Elisht
e. Rogers also annoVneed that the mem
bers OF Faith Trumbun chapted who VIII
! attend the national congress in Wash
] ington during April are the regent. Mrs
J Wilbur S. Alling Mrs. A. N H. Vaugl
and Mrs Louis A. Wheeler.
It was stated at the meeting that ii
/ / he tableau to be presented by tn
, Connecticut d. A. r., at the nationa
Z congress Mrs. John LaidiaW BaeI vii
appear as Madam Faith Trufnbbll. an,
that she will wear the red cleak furnish
ed by Faith Trurnbu1 chapter. The eloal
WIS WeTn BY ABlSau 04Hltu as q DEiQS u
: lisa. Mrs. Gearge 4. Ashley read an in
/. teresting paper on the Settlement Of an
Life in Plymouth.
4 The president general has given th
9 regent OF Faith TrumbuH chaper pewe
: to appoint a page for the national cor
$ gress and she has appointed Miss Mi
dred D. Rogers with Mrs. Louis
: Wheeler as alternate.
E Light refreshments were served. Mr.
: Jane Cassidy aud Mrs. Henry H. PETIT
). being in general charge. The nusics
s programme was given by Mrs. Willial
!, Grove, Jr.. who sang BY the Waters {
Minnsteaka and the Jonauil Maid. gii
ing as eneores Whites Prayer an
!. Mighty LAX a Rose. Miss Hazel Bar
field was the aceompanist.
: The hostess for the afternoon va
Miss Francesc e, Miner OF William
Bridge. Miss Miner is a sister of the n
Fgent and joined the chapter in 1899.