New-York tribune., 1903-05-28
AN HISTORIC WINDOW

~ -re Colonial Danes Mrs Arson P. Atteroury,
he president said that while the making Of his
tory fell more often 10 the lot Of men. its perpetua-
ton and preservation seemed to be largely the
work OF the women Of to-day. Through this
barred window" she said came 10 our fore
fathers not only their last sight Of the blue sky
hur visions Vel Of The dawn time TO come 'he
peaceful plenty Of this day, bought with their
HOOD And bv this window and all for which II
etsrEs nav VIC not pledge ourselves 10 the VISION
Of newer and SIN giadder day, TO which We @ deo1-
these memorials Of g glorious past tle + q,
gIzGder time Of spotless civic go ao,
Mrs. Atce-bury spoke OF the gIft q q Cannon S
found in 1853 on the sJe Of old Fort &c
this presented by MAJOR General roe o4e Ise G1eo
z--- - Il FL - 45-s- reI7reeenta-ive of the
rr srre-fc7r sgfE The portrait was hung IN the
dining room Of the Old mansion - -,... hon,
Al The exercises Of the afternoon took pace aO1nt
the east entrance the Por1co I9I il1Ls e. M
pronpiu stage Master Phi1lp hll-lei6l1 !i is ,era
r.5ze5 Nv ne Naval Reserve Band. From & single
S4 aoareq hgse & AEeTcS a 5 o eWFrance e1S ilc Mrs
Howard Townsend gave the Aoq5eSs 5 1o,efd ~ sage
Nz-Iev dominic Of The Collegiate Dutch Ch1ICLl.
o-g.srlze5 in New Amsterdam in 1873. and e snort
address by Hugh Hastings State historian 3 ~ ed 03
Tew-yo- All he portico pillars TeTe froTo
rhe roots ard window sils- Garlands OF plIlAs are
peones wreathed the oalsJers aIG EfaG 49, C ines
II flL f oorn stood on John Alden's table, DOW
TIE 5eS s5anSber and old Fashioned flowers
TTeathed the OLD samplers and porrales IaS TIl IN
spacious tent on the laTsi
WORK OF OLD DUTCH GARDEN.
work on the old Dutch garden" was still IN
progress and attracted many visitors from the
mansion. down the rustic stairway over the ter
race 70 the artificial canal with us ooroeIs u
prsnaly set plants md old fashioned posies-
among The patriotic organizations represented
yester5sv afternoon were the Daughters OF ihe
Ensrica~. Revolution the Daughters OF me ~ -
uoI, the Holland Danes. the sons -olIisI o. tiT Wars
luton the Colonial governors ne I5ars and
Ele Aay1ov7s- Assocla IIoI! 500 a1,d tne
Mrs. Jzr--.s a f.syton attracted much attention
Wien she aEaeared Ia cap and cape collar OF fs faLe
aae u-tF 1-cl,Iace earrings, the latter almost
1Ise Inches length, II fine SEED pearls OF aS
fhe Uuvei.irg re-er1onies were Mr.. and Mrs MONT
scenery Schuyler Miss Julia Livingston ~ : -
+t'-l are seventh IN descent LIo-n - n the
---e livingston portrait yesterday LuIte ~ nv
aI olniIig room. Dr. Porter MISS ff'-eooR W. Roe
-1-+5-1e Ars. LOrlng. General aI.o -, - Geo
-ias = Evans president of the Horace
F-el4--a- and genealogical society A1[s -, a.
- -dss Martin and drs. -ov-i t1aI1 @ tIIsf,,TV
Ssts ~ airs Robert A19e. OF We CItss-,IIel Yer
1-Ls " 55aTn Aer PlaLek ATS A4-si,,anI But
-sAeE Mrs Il " Helfer- MIS- sNliIiaiiI "a sooL-
.er Ms ElInu Chauucey. Judge ana aIs- T0oTId
Et1Fcf. Miss Josephine Nauden ana aIs: aIs:,--.4oT.
VOC Carr. Il the Daughters of the FSeEoiUW I5 Mrs
Mrs William r Barr Miss Honor Barr, liz ~,
LLomas Hicks. Mrs Eugene Cobb, MISS n fae2i Xsn
loS1- Mrs. John Mathews. Miss CatheiiiHee ,fan
Cor-auCI Miss Fannie Schuyler. Mrs Dall!eL -a t@i
5i-g Mrs. Pierre Boucher Air- and Mrs fSasoT
!, ane Mrs Cross John Quincy AdAmS = JohSHgiI Val
lam BedloW Beekman. Mrs Charles Francs hOe'
Miss De Peyster and William De Peyster. Mrs. a n.
=Confe0eree-- ms Jobn Z; carlisle Mrs Dallas
ana Mrs. Elgginson Admiral and Mrs. HowlsoH'
N5s MsTgaTet strnson and Miss Mary Eaioaene; esn,ey
Eognet c I. Du Val. C p Rowland r. L. sehuy-
lar. Montgomery Schuyler. Edward Avansnfon