New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
United STATES DAUGHTERS.
THEY MEET AND CELEBRATE JAcKsoN's
DAY BY A GRAND FEAST.

THEY MEET AND CELEBRATE JAChoON .
DAY BY A GRAND FEAST.
tn. General Society of the United States Daugh-
,.rs ~ 1912 celebrated Jackson's Day yesterday at
tho Everett House. Several prominent members
~ the society from other States were present.
In opening the session. Mrs Ho"'' w. ' ~
Harrisburg Penn. said:
at is with much pleasure that at the request
NJ Mrs Darling. / preside over this second an
NAL meeting of the United States Daughters OF
1872 This invitation was not compliment 10 me
norsonaI,v but to the great Keystone State or
Pennsylvania e.. a
o.. ,ha General Society Of the United States Daugh-
tors Of 1872 | have called this meeting 10 oroer
with the tap Of a gavel presented 10 our prahc"
by Captain Belas 49, A.. mood
81, Is one of three gavels made from the wood
~, tho famous battle-ship Constitution. or oid
Ironsides ,r, ~
Miss Flora Adams Darling. founder-general OF
the Daughters of the American Revolution reao
an interesting paper In which, ai'er reieienoe "
the Venezuelan incident and the great step IN IN
,ernational arbitration that had resulted 'here-
from, she said: III, $500 r.s.
Get us hope the sunlight OF peace VIII soon res.
- (-rh, the gem Of the sea-may she be spared
tur,ber horrors Of war. Diplomacy should De lhc
uatchword. Let the pen succeed the s"oiu' 'e'
money not powder. become the paiahce oi po"e'
- seems TO be the destiny Of the islands OF the sea
TO be Independent, ana puio""se " '
he the method employed
-, C,,hars beeye in the right of revolution
~. success must follow TO establish that righ'
rbere Is a great gulf between success anu ia''"'
C,uha s in that. gulf. She mas laiieu again anu
,n bnt the spirit Of independence does not die
Dinlomacy should be invoked throus" 'ne 'o" %
arh,tration for the welfare OF humanity anu .',o
honor OF nations. he' 10 p
effect. a nassed with
RESOLUTIONS were introduced and passeo WIFI
out debate. 40, - -, tho Initial
II was also decided that the press OF the o',i'eu
States be notified Of the action MISS H'''o
aro.o and suggested that not only the press Vi inc
1,'s Go no asked TO cooperate In the cause OF
arh,,rat,on but that Europe and especially Ter
many. be called upon to aid the cause
Mr. Eiorcnce Grey representing the LADIES
International Association said that the "oriu IL al"
ready united by the brotherhood OF genius 'a' an
ubo knew France knew that the artists ana ar
- -, Emo, country were united with the same
classes NJ Germany in a common love OF peace ana
horror Of war that only in time OF peace coud the
arts thrive . 49,, < ~ -,
.put " she continued ut is hardly fair for US 10
assume that the Spain that has produced 50 many
- the great men of the past and great artists OF
today is not possessed Of enough warm hearts anu
rcasonab BILE heads to meet overtures Tor peace nan
way rs snanish pcople have quick tempers. but that
t. nnt ,ncompat ibe with genius. as any OF you VINO
have lived with geniuses well KNOW ..oa,r, rro,o-
~ was decided that ADDRESS VI peaes P.offl
,itone should 20 from the society 10 the spanish
Government .,.,oa g., .xcbaneine
ron,tn,scences OF the meeting Of year ago ri aha
istenng 10 speeches by visitors inciuaihs MA Mrs.
nnesunsei for the Pennsylvania Railroad, ana MrS
Frank Leslie -. o.,, mar. urs Ic Row Sun
A ioH smith Mrs William q. SIade. Mrs John
Quincy Adams, Mrs. l. Holbrook MRS W MIGh,ce
Mlc"yyWj, ,iam Cockford. Mrs. II. A. Warren, MIS-.
MIS-. " ma. - King Mrs. s. NJ. coutan. Mrs; Phip
HorH'EtS varen Miss Alice Donlevy. Mrs. Florence
Grey and Mrs. l.. Day.