New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TO HONOR FLASHING TON'S MEMORY.
PLANS FOR THE FIRST ANNUAL SERVICE OF THE
NEw-YoRK SOCIETY. SONS OF TIE
rEVnI I.TION

REVOLUTION.
Tho first ANIMAL service of the New YORK society,
Sons OF the Revolution in cOmmemorat!0n OF thc
10Th anniversary Of the birthday ot George Wash
incton will take place at 1t. Bartholomew 'hu''''
Maliscnavc and Forty y-fourthst.. On SUNDAY at
4 n M The members viii assemble In the cIlapel
ard march into the church in body, occupying t"c
central pcws. The society OF Colonial Dahl'' Has
been invited and o first eight pcws VIII be aS'sneu
10 them They number about dfty. Among tD)Se
Of them who expected t. be present arc MI o.
LYON Gardiner vice president; Miss Gardiner treas
ur,r: Mrs Martha j. Lamb, Mrs. Eenjamn = ohuicil
Mrs Fulton Cutting Mrs ~ Ely. Mis- Lee, Miss 'aah
Gardiner Miss Thompson. Mrs. j. DrcXe!, MIS- DcrDy'
Mrs william IIoppn, Mrs. Arsn, Mrs. oro"hlh-
shield Mrs, Oscar schmidt. Mrs. Benjamin FRANKLIN
Ice. Miss Julia Dcladcn. Mrs W. l.. De,ai@ld' MIS-
George Cabot Ward. Mrs George ID. R0bDlhS' MISS
Emma Dcailcld. Mrs. shroIer, Mrs. William Bradloru
Mrs Lindsay Fairfax, Mrs. Wainwright, Mrs hi!a3h
Van Rensselaer, Mrs.. France 1c.ahcld Miss Crosby
Mrs, schuyler Hamilton, IT,. Mrs. liieGnson, MIS-
Edward stevens, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Walter, MIS-
j. X. Van Rensselaer,.
The church viii be decorated with American flags
and the buif aud-buc banner Of the society VIII De
draped around the pulpit. The reading desk VIII DC
drape1 with hagS, copies % tc-e carried 5y the toh
mental troops, ana the Bourbon flag carried by tho
French officers during the Revolution. \ special
service authorized by Bishop Potter, and arranged
bv the Rev. DR.. Daniel c. Weston, general chaplain
Of the Of the Revolution. and the Rev Brocbho.''
Morgan, aplain Of the Ncw-lOrh society, VIII be
held by the following:
The Rev Dr. william 5. Perry, Bishop Of Iowa
chaplain Of the order Of The Cincinnati. and pre- 'den'
or the Iowa society, OF the Revolution, assisted
by the Rev. Dr. Daniel {. Weston. general chaplain
Of the Sons Of The Revelation. Archd aeon Alexander
Maclay smith. the Rev. DR.. Daniel II. Greer rector
Of st. Bartholomew, ChIsch; the Rev. Dr.. Morgan
Din, rector Of Trinity parish; the Rev. Brccklols'
Morgan chaplain Of the New York Society. SoGS 0l tho
Revolution; the Rev. George Wooscy IiJdge, chaplain
OF the Pennsylvania Society. Of the Revolution
Admission to the church viii be by ticket Tho
aisle committee which Will u the seating Of the
audience. contains the following men:
Richard Amerman Anthony. Henry Denison rab-
cock, George C0chrTuc EroOmc, EdGycr ClarlsOn.
George y. Gardiner. Frauci, JoAn,tJnc Eop>oa, Henry
rcscOtt Hatch. Charles Ishlm, Edward Claiming
Latncd. Otis Lc Roy. Philip L. Livingston. Richard
Malcolm Montgomery. Talbot UlypnDt. Charles IN
drew Powers, j. \. Vandc:p)nl. T. J. oakley Rhine
lander, john Jackson Eihci, JOnn Alexander Euther-
ford. John Au ,Gst.ac sands. William Crawford u 'dOn,
IT, John TlllDtSD1 Wainwright, James Ecmseu strong
ami Livingston Crosby.
President Ercdcicl :. Tallmalec will lead the pro
CcSion into the church. with John lc" CARROLL, gcicra
president - the society. p.IW"l hy Wee resident
gonegy the treasurer; Arthur VI Ha,ch, and by dele
g,cs from the Pennsylvania, the Di>tct Of Columbia
and the Iowa ,oclcii',. Then Will follow the board
u Iagcr> John J.. ireland. Go r-c Clinton Genet
Henry Wyckou L. ROY. Dr. John tlrks'n Jay j.;
William Ga,tpn Hamilton. Asa Bird Harl!ner Eradsh
johnson. jr.. Charlc, H. Woodruff, william Carpenter
Robert LeuoN Bclku1p. ard Robert Olyphaut The 90
cicty, which numbers 70l, will follow.