New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
no SCRATCHING AT ALL.
,-,,rpvru1Nc; GOES OFF PEACEABLY AT
THE d. A r MEETING.
MRS FERDINAND ?. EARLE Is MADE rNi''''i'
syA UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE CLUB
GATHERING
AN AMICABLE GATHERING.

A
An AMIcABLE GATHERING
The Washington Heights Chapter OF me Daue",
,.,. =, the American Revolution held us annual
e.c-,on and celebrated the first anniversary OF nv
r-,,,,ng ~ its charter yesterday morning al the
=, ,ha rsrent on Washington Heights. As
g., ss oorls he discovered. the affair was not only
a-..,h,A IN, enthusiastic. Il dissatisfaction sun
er,s,s in the chapter T. was either not TeP'es"e'
g. the meeting or was well covered NJ
rhe s.ss,on was opened with devotional exercises
.o-rsuc,ea bv the chaplain. the Rev John Pa'ey'
.,so ,,aae an address appropriate 10 the coca
.,o, While the ballots were being counted MISS D.
Elisabeth Hotchkiss read a paper on one 81 TIC
rooms IN the old manson.
"r-,cre was an open ballot" said the secretary.
Mr.. Fay. with full opportunity for scratcnins' Il
any one wanted TO do II. and everything "A' ''
,.c,,v frank and above board
~ an. s,d want 10 scratch" apparently for
,,an,r,ous vote was given for the following on0e's
regent Mrs Ferdinand Pinney Earle hrs' N'Oe,
nresaent Mrs Charlotte SaYre Boo'ha'.
,,ce-pres,1ent Mrs Elizabeth Mc'a'a S'ep''''
800 vics.nresla.n. Mrs de Traftor5 blackstone
recording secretary. Mrs. Emily Louise poS' -
~. corresponding secretary. Miss J. Elizabeth
tIo,cnk,ss. treasurer Mrs. Howard 5. ROBBINS reg
,.-ra- Mrs George Eugene Poole; historian N =
Elizabeth Jumel Caryl: assistant historian. 'iiS
Florence Eaton chaplain the Rev Jonn = 49, -,
po.-d Of Managers Mrs Jacob Hess. MISS E''A
K,.smer Mrs Cornelia II. W. 1.arrioee. MISS I'm
,ene,ta Gregor Mrs. Grace Weich. Mrs. 'Teoise
Psrry Mayon. Mrs LA Francis r. scott Mrs
baldwin Hands Mrs Isaac Cary Mrs +. Frederic"
renb,ev Mrs r. F. Hopkins and Mrs. j. y Sloter.
The Announcement OF the reelection OF MIS- Ear. -
70 the Office % regent was greeted WIN dI O-'-
IRE oficers remained after the election 70 IuncH
,;,b the regent and Special FAVOR 'rell"i a.
Farie was also admitted % the teasi' w.. ~. ~
80 .ba only -eDreser -ative ~ his sex o JUICE
NO, the merry laughter that proceeded IRON M
Sininr-room every one was IN the pe@' Oh "''''"'
Wien asked about the statement, made by Mrs
william II traitor and others, IN nur-nSE >
r,ibrre the officers declared Individually ana 81
iso.iyelv that they we're entirely without iou"Da
ton .,o.,o,s" said Mrs
Earle. ,.. aha Nrs Poole .and
here are Mrs Stephan and Mrs booriiah' my
xo,1dr', he here II they had resigned. .-o
aid Mrs Touham called on ne me Gay ~ ~ %
yesterday March o. and Dale her cues ioI ~
srsv,rr ear continued Mrs. Fay she "oulp"
bavs done that /. she had resigned ..bo.,s
"7T. 49, I, wasn't Lent" said another prhaps
, ,.oris .a,l Won what think Of the ~ho!e ana. -,
c,aaking ~ the proposed sale Of the ste % ,t'
49, Mansion for building lots. MIS- ray sai1
ON friends the enemy have planned 10 ,yiDr,
,oAorgan slide and run MS down INTO inc "a. ,
u,.b stationary derrick 20 pun Us Up tor
rr.e,irgs. but a long as We can nave ,hs RI
49,. .hirk we need fear Their mac Ilo- r--io
80 nav he moved. but think -ieneIa To- e.,
a. Re ,rus,ed not 70 move Il on Ma"i"' '"'
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