The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-26

OIHSI OIiCeIs ana employees nave also done
Mrs. Furgeson and her family have con-
tlnued IN the good work in the Sabbath
school Messrs.a LwtOn Cunningham and
| Lester & Ravenel. attorneys, and Drs. Dun
| can. Colding and DUPONT have placed US under
| obligations for free professional services.
Inviting your attention to accompanying re-
ports OF the treasurer and superintendent,
and thanking you for your continued support
and confidence, l am respectfully.
j. II. ESTILL President.
The reports Of the treasurer and the
superintendent were read and received.
THE socIETY's OFFICERS.
The annual election of officers was held,
and the following gentlemen unanimously
elected:
President-J H. EstiI.
Vice President-D. r. Thomas.
Treasurer-E. w Cubbedge.
Secretary-W. X Wilkinson.
The president announced that he reap
pointed the board of managers, as
follows:
T. Ballantyne, E F. Lowell,
r. E. Lester, r. G.. Fleming,
r. B. Reppard, S. p Hamilton,
Samuel Herman, j. A. G. Carson,
Samuel B. Adams.
And the following stewards:
}. B. Fernandez, c.. w. Strobhar,
r. p. Lowell, A S. Nichols,
H. J, Sutcliffe, Walter Coney,
II. w. COwan, j. S. Collins,
r. d. baltimore.
The following were elected members of
the society: n. r. Harrison, w. G. Pow
ell, j. r. Cohen, Solomon Cohen, T. D.
Rockwell, D. p. Myerson, DR.. M. Schwab,
W. E. Wimpy, Edw. w Brown, B. H.
Levy, George Schwarz, Joseph A. Galina,
A. S. Alexander, G. S. Rockwell, A. P.
Solomon.
Mrs Mary X. Elliott and Mrs. NJ. E.
White were, on the recommendation of
the board of managers, elected honorary
members of the Union Society.
A GIFT TO THE SOCIETY.
The president announced that Just be-
fore he entered the room he had received
from Wymberly WOrmsloe DcRenne, Esq,
acheck for 800. The secretary was di-
rected to return the thanks of the society
to Mr.. DeRenne for his liberal donation
The committee on bylaws made a re-
port that they had revised the bylaws
and that they had been adopted by the
managers, and printed in the proceedings
of 1892.
On motion the report of the committee
was received and the action of the board
of managers confirmed.
The question of building the eastern
wing OF the Orphan House was brought up
and elected considerable discussion, and
the matter was disposed of by the adop-
tion of the following resolution:
Resolved, That the board of managers be
requested to build the wing as soon as the
finances Of the society will permit
THE EXERCISES.
The members then repaired to the
stand under the oaks, where, after
a prayer by Rev. DR.. w. C. SchaefTer
of the Lutheran church. T.
d. Rockwell, Esq, made very
interesting extempOre address to the
boys, and which was equally as interest
ing to the members of the society and
others who had the pleasure of listening
to it.
At the close of Mr.. Rockwells remarks
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of the society
are hereby rendered to Mr.. T. D. Rockwell for
his cheerful response on so short a notice to
the invitation, and for his instructive and in
terestlng address. and that he'be requested to
furnish copy OF 1t for publication in the an
nual report
The young ladies of the Female Orphan
House, who were invited guests of the
Union Society, sang few sweet HYMNS
and with them closed the 143d ami
versary.
The following were among themembers
present: Messrs. d. r. Thomas, S Her..
man, II. D. Walker, e. w Cubbedge.
John B. Fernandez, w. K. Wilkinson, A.
kessel, S. p, Hamilton, w B. Mctzger,
A. S. Nichols, William Rogers, j. Cooper
Harris, W. w. Pringle. A. p Solomon
7. ID. Rockwell, j. A Straus, II. w.
Cowan, r. B. Reppard, r. p Lowell, w.
=, COney, h. M Butler, Warning Russell.
M; j. Solomons, H. j. Sutcliffe and
others.