New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-21
HE PRAISES THE PRESIDENTS GU RISE
THE SONS or THE REVOLUTION
SERVICE

,rbo ofg.b annual Washington's Birthday service
~ the Sons Of the Revolution held yesterday
afternoon in Calvary Episcopal Church besi"es
the members OF the Society OF the sons Oh inc
Revolution there were present delegations from
tho Daucbtors Of the Revolution the Colonial
DANES Of America the Society OF the CINCINNATI
the Aztec Club OF 1851, the order Of Foreign wars,
tho roval Legion the Society Of the war OF hiZ
and tn. Society Of Colonial Wars. Seats had beeh
reserved for these guests Of honor. ana JUST pre-
vious 10 the beginning Of the service 'ney were
escorted into the church from NO. IS East NiI'e-
teenia-s, whore the marshal. John Buttcrieid
Holland; his aids and the Aisle Committee, wi'h
Talbot Olyphant as chairman. had assembled 10
meet the guests.
The church was decorated with flags ard there
was liberal display Of the National colors. Inc
cergymon who took part in the services were the
Rev. DR.. J. Lewis Parks. the Rev. Dr. morgan
Dix the Rev Dr. George r. Van De Water. the
Rev DR. George Stuart Baker. the Rev. DR.. Brady
F. Backus. the Rev Brockholsi Morgan. the Rev.
Charles T.. Brugler rector Of 81. Peters Cnurch'
OF Port Chester. the Rev. Alexander Bosi"cK'
curate Of Calvary Church; the Rev. Dr.. William =
DunnelL the Rev. DR. +. l.. Humphreys the Rev.
DR. F. d. Warren Of Jersey city; the Rev. DR..
Ceorae Alexander Of the University Place Presby
terrain Church and the Rev. Dr. T.. b. Coe, OF the
Collegiate Church
The preacher was the Rev. Or. J. Lewis Parks
rector Of Calvary. His text was | Kings. XII, ~:
80 the house OF Israel robelled from the house OF
David until this day Among other things Dr.
Parks said:
would like to subscribe to a fund bigger than
the revenues Of this municipality. TO MAKE every
officer OF il 10 his duty; With mis- money "4Gu'a
the streets / would make him clean the streets
II he did not would hound MN through ao iIg
courts; and if he got through them, woulI
hound him through again; ana when he came cut
would continue to hound NM INN Gi o he u" sbones
We all admit tnat vile press is vile tnlng
and with ostentaton prohibit in your clubs such
journals-you Will observe speak III the Pun a.
from your business. and how many Of you IN the
last few days have hurried to by the ide: perm,
cious disturbing extras? consistency, thou
SUPPOSE IT is a matter Of great satisfaction to
Won phese last few sad days to see that this race
has not yet become wholly hysterlcal' ma We
st have dgnty and sec cont %, no a fpp 20 saw
irrespective Of any political aflnltes that me i.dn
Wno is the 7 bood and there has not
been much mysteries ninywhnerGii oa rbero e vile
ding called ,iingoisTn.' No wise wants
trouble with anybody But If It comes TO MS we
will meet it, and strive to come out ana leave the
other fellow as our fathers did. $780,, 49,. ...m
sometimes fear that there Is danger 'ha I our
rn who have sons compare your necessities and
Injuries with their apparent needs ana comforts.
our Tean sometime fear our young mon viii be
Incarabe OF selfsacrifce and lose the ideal OF duty
DR. Parks touched upon the immigration ques-
,on asking II the country was prepared TO support
and extend the "settlement work. 10 hasten the
osslnilati ton in the American commonwealth OF the
masses Of foreign born immigrants. who' 'he
preacher declared might yet become source oi
civic trouble The speaker denounced mat strange
creature the modern fop. feeding daihthy' o'inN-
ing freely spending avishy. living idly, encum-
herring the earth. The sober ana INDUSTRIOUS scs
otnon, us a elf-indulgence that was uncreaWeu Vi
I'm the youth Of men VINO now have sons . .
The socety's annual dinner Will De neld 'o-i"o'-
row evening at Demonicos 5.