Putnam patriot., 1927-12-15
Womsns College


 For Women's College
 aet.eat Calleg- at Ne~ LaH= 8nieh ,he state 2 l 7 ssaH5. as toward providing al end T|7Trz fHHd one of the important
 es#z work undertaken this xsaf Another Is hat Connecticut wIH me- tha s=4t a3 SI.a49 iiedgHd f8r the eaf= aaF ssHtt Harrison dormitars at a2z sasH leg Ohio ir memory = iila ane whose name it bears Mrs Caro- f.H ssas Harrison was the fIrst Lady Ii tha hand. being the wife of Presi- den alt Harrison She va tht ff.l Frg ident General Of the Ma tianal D l F.. having been instru- mental iu organizing that body She was born in October. married and died in October. and her beloved work, b <. R.. E was organized in October.
 Further state work that Conneetl- cut has 70 its credit k it's part in Me. mortal Continental Hall at Washing ton. l. C. which is now nearing com pletIaH F he Elizabeth Porter Put nam Chapter went far over the top in thiF National D A R building, with her quota of bonds and pledges.
 The D A R Magazine
 Ms Nettleton strongly emphasized The importance of members subscrib- ing for or seeing the D 4 R. Maga- zine. the official organ of the organiza ton. Her last appeal was for Nation al Defense She said Nc woman wants war. but that the women are stanIlIng back of the government. ir maintaining an adequate Army and s4s as common senss n re q =efeHt war.
 Ms Emcline A Street Stais lee Regent. was next introduced H2 Mis- Crosby. ( hapter Regent Ms st# ea
 asa chairman of Amarieanisms aaa saake eharmingly and interesfEEzIE
 smericanization. The Mana8f 1#liIlisfed hy the D 4 R. in twfats laagaages. + given to foreiguefs has h l. members must pag tweaEs r6f copy for it Already 4ao.- 4na aaH have been distributed
 Musical Program
 Ihl.l la4.le was arranged hs Aas hamplin Two selections Were sef5 fieasiugly sung The first q ff AAHAf AA+t fs t-A EEHAas bE If NIss Alice Stevens and Mrs R S MedHafv The other. a trio. Little Gray Home in the West. by Miss Stevens Mrs Medbury and Mrs 1 A Crass with Miss Gertrude (. Warner at the piano.
 The address. "Out Where the West BegiHs was given by Mrs. Lawrence MaHat. State Historian who pleased the audience by saying at the begin ming here are four state officer here today. two live ones whom you have already heard. and two dead ones Mrs B hop. State Registrar. spends hEf tmE VI cpm tcrles, and [ deal m i.HI5IaI#s Mrs Moaat stressed #fH H6ea studying American his
 public schools. The peo-
 d outside of New England w their auc -tfv tn NHW.
 H Hr tY proud do Her start Was made up 1f facts. fancy and fafas artlinr the discovery and settlement Of the west. and the devei- aument af th beautiful Pacific Coast territory Since the discovery by Sir Francis Drake. of what he called The passage, which in reality was d trip around the world. although he was not aware of it. she gave the history In fact she told of earlier history than his discovery, when the contour of the earth and sea were changed When he named the land New England it included all of the United States except Florida. The address was ably prepared and pleas ing to the audience.
 The hostesses. with Mrs. George 4. Rawley. chairman, served ice cream and cake.
 Miss Crosby, Regent. entertained Miss Settleton, Miss Street. Mrs Mouat. Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. C. F.. Hopkins. Vice Regent, at luncheon at the Putnam Inn.