New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
ID. 4. r. LOVE FEAST.
Mrs. Kraemer,s Reception Clements
Al Warring Factions.

Nothing was said about smoking the pipe Of
peace in the invitations sent out by Mrs Samuel
T Kraener, regent Of Washington Heights Chap
ter Of the Daughters of the American Revou-
ton, for a reception at her home. No. ZS West
one-hundred- -ninth-st, yesterday after
noon; but II was generally understood that such
was the purpose Of the function, and to all 2p-
searances this benefcent object attained
Every chapter IN the city and D. f. chapter
was represented, and. most important of all, Mrs.
Donald Mclean. regent Of New-York City Chapter,
was there
1T has been a regular love feast" one OF the
members said. as the guests were departing "
have all been embracing one another, hgurstiVely
speaking"
y put myself TO considerable Inconvenience to
come said Mrs Mclean. but. under the circurn-
stances would not have let anything stand IN
tho way After my Washington experiences tneFe
ts nothing want SO much as peace"
Mrs Mclean. who wore an elegant gown OF
rle.l- velvet with an ermine stole only able
70 be present for few minutes. and seemed 10 Oe
much uleased with the turn things hao TAKEN.
The other regents present were Mrs Isaac H
T7Istt West Point Chapter, Miss Mary J. Van
5erpoel Cdary Washington ColoniaD. Mrs Richard
F5sterbrook (Knickerbocker), Mrs Terry Fort
Czreenel, Mrs. Sylvanus Reed CManhattan) and Mrs
charles DAYTON CPhoenix Chapter. Daughters Of
the Revoution)-
Among others present were Mrs J. Heron Cross
nan ice-president-general: Mrs Hogg, State
regent Of Pennsylvania: 8Irs. ". II. Allan Storey.
vdce-regent OF New-York State; the Rev. Charles
2 Chaplin chaplain OF Washington Heights
Chapter: Mrs. F. Campbell. Miss Grace Walker
Mrs Phillips, Mrs. Jacob Hunter. Mrs. c A Terry
Miss Austey Mrs. De Noyelles. Mrs William Mer-
rvrnsn Miss Lizzie Morris and Miss NJ Liscon-
Mrs Kraemer was assisted in receiving by MIS-
FnniIv L FAY. Mrs. Jacob Hess, Miss J. Ehzaneth
Ezo+cbtiss Mrs H G. Kirke. Mrs. F A Fernalo;;
T-s Ovieda NJ Bostwick and Mrs u Lleconql' aIl
members Of Washington Heights ChapleI. ., n
Storer arranged the floral decoIan9ns. anu, anu "a as
7 O. Ioriuer presided in the ginning roqtI1, oo1
sisted by Mrs. F. F. Lambly MIS- =, VI W. xiTo + y
Miss y e Bracket. Mrs O. L. hlgley, A1Ie -, -
Terniiye Mr. and Mrs. NJ J. Lawrence Ix y % ii6 i5
he sfternoon Miss KraeTner sang seVeFs1 soAeS '1
French and English ,,- ,v+.-ae+ attaching
+o this reception IS the fact that since the t " ee,
f-,+o- Congress some OF the regents nave nVt
On the best OF terms with the regenL 4 ~ Jh,e dis
vcrl- Sftv CHAPTER No one came out OF Illo 80
-resef1I aathering with colors flying nighei 6 M i1
Nre Mclean and her growing popularItg ~ Sa,IDr
SJence have not been viewed with overnauen +i1 ~
- soy,e of the other regents. CoIseq-etLo .i,s+
oo6 many things have been said in lang uaee
-oF heen at al ambiguous an0 every o!-e
<-rsrd With much interekt to MIS- ATaeII5L 3o1vi
cer+ion although the hostess discialIned al fN
eSoTber Toint of considerable interest IN tne
s1+er Is that Mrs Ferdinand Pinney bar,e, tr doy
-srJv regent Of Washington E4elgius CHat'-'
- So- Years rival Of Mrs Mclean