New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
THEIR FIRST ANNUAL SERVICE.
NETWORK SONS OF THE REVOLUTION At $

BAETUOLOMEW'S CHURCH.
Tho Gr.+ animal religious service of tire New-forR
society sons Of the Revolution. was hcio al 81 oar
,nolomev.s Church Yesterday by consent Of the rector
tbe Rev. DR.. David ii. Greer, TO conihehold'o INC
10th anniversary Of the birthday OF washington"
rho ren,ers Of the society assembled in the chapel
.. . % n m and marched into the chhr'h III d
bodv where they occupied the central pe"a' i'C'i
dapt Frederick s. Tamadge led the proce'S'oh "I''
John Lee Carroll general president OF me So'!e'H Iva
lowed b. Colonel Floyd Carlson james ro' '.'''e'
MONTGOMERY Arthur NJ Hatch. and Dy deieoa'e' "U""
the PENNSYLVANIA, the District OF 'oiu'p'.' or" -,
Iowa societies: the board of managers Johh b. nc
,ard George Clinton Genet. Henry Wyckoh Lc Roy
Dr robo Car,,son JAY jr., William CASTOR llaml'on'
Asa Brd Gardiner BradlSh Johnson, IT, 'h9r'.s H.
Woodruff. William Carpenter, Robert LehoA "o"""P
aud Robert Olyphant followed, with the o'neF He"F
bers Of the society. A., ooo;o+v
invitations had been issued to the soc'c''
of Colonial Danes, about fifty mehoeFS VI
which organization attended in BODY III"
oao,,n,od scats which had been reserved 1oF
.hor Among those present were Mrs. D. LEo"
Gardiner. vice-presidcnt: Miss Gardiner, treasurer
Mrs Martha j. Lamb, Mrs. Ben amin = 'hHNh' -"','
Fulton Cutting. Mrs. a. Ely, Miss Lee Mss ~, ~
Gardiner Miss Thompson. Mrs. J. D'eNci' ME- 49,
Mrs william Hoppn, Mrs. Oscar schmidt MiS' h'''"
min Franklin Lee. Miss Julia Deiahed' Mr. W. -
Dcadeld. Mrs George Cabot Ward, Mrs cooFIc -
,rrs Lindsay Fairfax Mrs. Kilaen Van Ecns>e."er'
Mrs. Frances Delafeld, Mrs. schuyler iiamh''h' H.
Mrs Edward stevens, and Mrs. J. r. Van heI''s'iIr'
The church was decorated with American HaF'' i"o
Inf and blue banner of the society was 0rapeu d" "
,,o nulnit Comics Of tie flags carried by the Coht
mental troops and the Bourbon nag carr'H ny ''r
French officers during tho Revolution Wer" drdP'u
about the reading desk special service aulhoHHu
nv ,Bishop Potter and arranged by the Kew ~
Daniel C.. Weston, general chaplain OF inc 0""' ~
,na Revolution was conducted by Bishop Perry OF
Iowa. chaplain OF the Order OF the Cm'lhA2u' 40
sisted by the Rev. Dr. d. c. Weston NrhIc1'o vi
Alexander Mackay- Smith. the Rev. Dr. DaVn H.
Craar tho Rev Dr. Morgan Dix. the Rev. BrC"kho!St
Morgan chaplain of the NtwYork Society sons "i
the Revolution and tie Rev. George W0o!|y h"lNe'
chaplain of the Pennsylvania sons OF the h'Nou"o'''
The church was crowded and many seats WeN
placed in the aisS by the aisle committee cohpoS'u
of The following members OF the associations hNi""
Amerman Anthony Henry Denson Dabcoch' "cprEc
Cochrane BroOmc. Banyer C!arksOn, George y. 'iIu4
ncr Francis Johnstonc Iopson. Henry Precott lach'
Charles Isham. Edward Claiming Larned, OTIS lie h"y
Philip l.. Livingston. Richard Malcolm Montgomery
Talbot Oyphant, Charles Andrew Powers, ). y Van
derpocl, T. J. Oakley Rhinelandcr, John JACKSON
Riker John Alexander Rutherford John Augustine
sands. William Crawford sheldon. ir, John IilotSoA
Wainwright, James RcmSen strong ana Livingston
Crosby H.,
which he said that The preI.nt century Wash
incton's although lie had not lived see il. This
country he CONTINUED. had been blessed by DNlne
intervention through all the steps OF it, deveopnohl
The dangers of the dav were from tie demdGoIucs'
whose principle that politics Is trade, INTO
which no motives Of honesty or manIness need enter.
The generation Of The Revolution continued the
speaker, could only look back upon that struggle
and take thought OF the great struggle which had
TO be settled by their descendants. To-day the
veterans Of the late seem TO take little interest
in the battle which is going on between their sons
and the dcmagogue. who seek 10 destroy the Govern
mcnt founded in the blood of patriots ! rejoice aS
an American when | hear of some american Minister
or other official who IS hOnorcd AZ home and abroad
such men as this here. lest New York may be sTaHpcd
hy a flood as JOhnstown 10y the swelling waters.
II i, ewing 10 our negligence and Indifference IN
political matters that this city'S government i turned
over to horde Of advcnuicrs utterly una"quhintcd
with the spirit Of Our Government. The descendants
Of the heroes Of Saratoga and Yorktown too Offfn
prefer to spend election day. AZ Tuxedo or al the
Country Club rather than in Ncw-for attending -
| thcir dutics rs citizens. We not here today
! for self laudation. We love country We love
! il with every fibre Of hearts. May our cCuutry
| produce noble race OF men suited to its needs.
| mon who have opinions, and who are not AFRAID ia
| utter them tO'dv.'
| 4 brief address was then made 10y The Rev. DR.
Greer. vino said Patriotism and religion arg so
COrelY Joined that stirs and kiudic- ~" tamo
sacred fire the other. God hath Joined thee two
ma >ions tOgcthcr-the love of counirv and the love
Of the Ruler Of thc country and 10 man can pnt them
| asundnr.'
| which he dwclt upon the character OF Warrington