The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-22
Weddings
Complete Program Announced
 For 70. A. K. State Contention

Several local people will attend the 10th state conference of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution which is to be held in New Haven tomorrow and Friday. The following pro- gram has been arranged: Organ selections, c. Franklin Pierce; pro- cessional of national and state ofii- cers and state board of manage ment; fortieth state conference called to order, by the state regent, Miss Emeline A. Street; invocation, Rev Oscar E. Maurer, D. D.: well come from the hostess chapters, Mrs Joseph H. Hickson, regent, Eve Lear chapter, Mrs Frederick A. White, regent, Mary Clap Wooster chapter; welcome from the city of New Haven, Mayor John W. Murphy; response, Miss Emeline' A. Street; singing America the Beautiful" by the audience; report of the commit tee on credentials, Mrs Charles II. Armstrong, chairman; roll call of national and state officers and chapters; acceptance of program; report of committee on standing rules, Mrs Phineas B. Randall, chairman; announcement of com- mittee on recommendations and resolutions; soprano solo--"A Song of Thanksgiving" Allitson, Mary Loveridge Robbins; greetings. Miss Katharine Arnold Nettleton, treas urer general, N. s. D. A. R.; re- ports of state officers, state regent official report Incorporating re- port of state counciD, Miss Eme- line A. Street; state chaplain, Mrs George Maynard Minor; state re- cording secretary, Miss Sara Mead Webb, state corresponding secre- tary, Mrs Phineas E. Randall; state consulting registrar, Mrs An- drew D. Baldwin; state treasurer, Mrs Frederick E. Hunter; fol- lowed by report of auditing com- mittee, Mrs Henry F.. Parrott. chairman; state historian,~ Mrs Charles F. Brusie; state librarian, Mrs Morton c. Treadway; directors of the Ellsworth Memorial Associa- tion, Inc, by Miss Frances M. Grid ley, secretary, by Miss Jennie Loomis, treasurer; flute solos, :Nocture," Waltz" Chopin, Ma rion Jordan Bridgman; report of state committees, student loan, Mrs Grace H. Brosseau, chairman; Sons and Daughters of the Re- public clubs, Mrs Frederick F. Latimer, chairman; Revolutionary Relics for Memorial Hall, Mrs Charles H. Bissell. chairman; Real Daughters, Mrs Frank Larrabee, chairman; Radio, Mrs Clifford $. Wrightman, chairman; Publicity and Press, Mrs Charles c. Hammer, chairman; Preservation of Historic Spots, Miss Florence s. M. Crofut, chairman; National Defense Elm bodying Patriotic Education, Mrs John Laidlaw Buel, chairman; Membership, Mrs Clarence B. Bolmer, chairman Manual for Im- migrants. Miss Edith L. Bartlett, chairman: Magazine, Miss Nancy Chamberlain, chairman; singing Connecticut State Song" by the audience; Legislation, Mrs Howard Persons, chairman: Historical Re- search, Mrs Charles F. Brusie, chairman; Filing and Lending His torical Papers, Miss Elizabeth Gorton, chairman; Girl Home Makers, Miss Dorothy E. Wilmot, chairman; Genealogical Records, Mrs Andrew D. Baldwin, chair man; Ellis Island, Miss Dorothy Atwood, chairman; D. A. R. Li- chairman; recess at five fifteen o'clock; evening program, New Haven Lawn club, reception at
 6:45, banquet at 7:15; Governor Wilbur L. Cross; George s. God