New Britain herald., 1925-10-24

illustrated lecture on THE History
and Romance OF Silver" Mrs. Will
liam r, Brooks and Mrs. Charles
Nichols will be the hostesses. At the
March meeting, Mrs. William +.
Brooks will give Some Travel
Notes" Mrs. Laurence Mouat will be
the hostess.
April Q. lecture, courtesy OF The
American Legion. Hostesses, Mrs,
James S. North, Mrs. Rufus n. Hem
enway.
May 7, reports OF delegates TO S5th
continental congress. Annual report
of officers Of Esther Stanley Chapter,
Election OF officers. Reception. Hos
tess, Mrs. George f. Kohn, Farm
| ington. Conn.
June I, Ellsworth memorial pic
mic, Windsor Conn.
The officers are: Regent, Mrs. Ru-
fus y. Hemenway; Vice-regent, Mrs
Howard S. Parsons; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Edwin w. Schultz; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. F, Ray
mond Gilpatric: registrar, Mrs
| Charles W. Nichols; historian, Mrs,
William c. Hungerford; treasurer,
Mrs. r. Clayton Goodwin; auditor,
Miss Mary E. Whittlesey; advisory
board: Mrs. Laurence Mouat state
historian. Mrs. Frank J, Porter Mrs
William F. Brooks. Mrs. William H
Judd, Mrs. James s. North; nonlt-
mating committee, Mrs. John c
LOOMS, Mrs. Stanley Goss, Mrs
Frederick searIe.
Chapter chairmen; Americani5a-
ton, manual for immigrants, patrt,
otto education. Miss Florence A
Camp; better films, Mrs, Laurence
Mouat; conservation and thrift, Mrs
Elisha Cooper: correct use OF the
flag. Mrs. james H. Robinson: Ellis
Island, Mrs. Orville F. Parker: In
ternational relations. Mrs. James f
Cooper: magazine, Mrs. William c
Hunserford: national oil trails roads
Mrs. F.. Raymond Gilpatric: preser
walton Of historic spots, Mrs. Alger
non r. Anderson; revolutionary relic
for memorial continental hall Mrs
William F. Brooks.
The annual autumn meeting o
the Connecticut Chapter. Daughter
Of Founders and Patriots OF Americt
was held Wednesday at the shuttl
, Meadow club, with the president
/. Miss Mary whittlesey OF this cit
presiding. There was large an
: representative membership presen
S members coming from Bridgeport
Derby Hartford. Litchfield, Middle
town. Newtown, New Haven, She
ton. Waterford, Winsted, West Hart
ford and New Britain being presen
The hostesses, Mrs T. b. Edd,
Mrs. w. II. Judd. Mrs. f. ALE
Moore and Mrs. W. f. Parker II
:, ceived guests.
Among the especial guests al II
= assembly vas Mrs. John l.. Bue
national historian. An atiracti'
= luncheon was served to open II
session. after which a short bus
= ness meeting was held. At III
:. meeting Mrs Buel read 8 repo
from the national board. A mus
cal program was also given by Mi
Frances P. Parker, pianist, and MI
Margaret ". Perkins. 'cellist,
l. The paper OF the afternoon VI
l. read by Mrs, w. F, Brooks sin
the author, Elisha Cooper, could n
be present. It's title was "old Sa
brook" II gave a comprehend
n survey Of that section from Is
" when the Dutch came. Il told
III 1.-THE founding of. the House Of Ho
l. by the Dutch, from Manhattan,
10 reviewed the motives Of the Engii
r colonists and sketched briefly b
ct clearly the personnel Of the Sa
II. brook Colony especially Of Color
SIS and Lady Fenwick. including sol
T. reasons why the town failed 10 /
a come great or important The CO
I'd nection OF Yale college with So
l. brook was also described.
an Present from this rity were VI