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which constitute nearly one hundred thousand OF
some member Of the chapter or other person en-
The chapter approPriates $500 a year for this
work. It's treasury IS one OF the largest II the
ing balance Of more than S-1.eoo
The Buffalo Chapter ard the Irondequoit Chap
ter. D. a P, OF Rochester. have b-a1ched o1t in
new line OF work lately and have undertaken 20
mark the graves o: Revolutionary soldiers in the
vicinity Of the two cities -Four graves Of Revolt
tionary soldiers in the Buffalo cemetery have had
bronze markers placed upon them during the year
BY the Buffalo Chapter. and three more VIII soon
receive similar tokens Of respect The chapter has
also unveiled during the year a tablet marking the
spot where General SCOTS battery was placed at
the battle OF Lewiston and one the site OF Fort
Tonpkins. on the Niagara River. The Irord-Iuoit
Chapter. in Rochester. has looked up TIE IN
marked graves Of three hundred Revolutionary
soldiers in adjacent towns and in the city, which
n due time it viii suitably mark The Irorde-
oyoft Daughters assembled recently for patriotic
service in Mount Hope Cemetery. Rochester where
placed in memory Of sixteen Revolutionary soldiers
who were removed through the efforts Of their
chapter from the no-ter's hel1 70 more houC-et
spot These sqid mes We SIX zi Ytf N vch i5ok
place in the Geuesee Valley
Mrs. Hsrriette A Keyser. organizer for tie church
Association
ests Of Labor viii 20 10 Boston this week as a
f-aterraI delegate 20 the convention Of the A-er-
can Federation Of Labor On Sunday evening she
will give an address in the Episcopal church az
DAY she viii speak in the Church OF TIE Advent
Boston
The Irish question viii be discussed by the
Society for Political Study at its regular meet
f7r IN Genealogical Hall on Tueseay aIIerq l
The paper VIII be read by Mrs FrahA " nm
die
The twelfth annual Pilgrim Mothers dinner MI
be given under the auspices Of the Ne7-fork
legislative League at the Wzldorf-Aztor-a- on
Tuesday Decent er - AT 800 p IT. Inc at-er-
,7i--er toae-s VIII be replied % By Mrs Ruth
1I-Enerv stuart Mrs Ida Hustled Harper ard
ITrs Charlotte B. Wllbour TIE feast Is called
a dinner though taking place AZ noon. 5ecause
lined ANY one who wishes 20 honor NE mem
-- - ~ pilgrim Mothers. whether members q
- $500 7va IssrIIe or not. viii be welcome 90
the dinner
-1sas4rt reception and dance was given by
NJ and Mrs Charles Love. OF Brentwood Park.
t. week n, honor OF their daughter Gertru1es
eighteenth birthday. Miss Love and her cousin.
Miss Berb ssirner we're gowue6 In white crepe dc
chine. and received az the end OF the double par
Iors. Miss Frieda WiegoId and ". Brantiy smith.
Of Alanhatrah gave some vocal solos during the
evening and among those present were Miss Chris
tina Quicker. Miss Charlotte spindler Mss Mar
Klein Henry Quicker. Mr. and Mrs DoepeL Mss
Clemence Penheld, Miss Edna French; OF Mount
Yonkers- Miss Jeanette Greeliees Miss cara
Edna Springer. Miss May Martin Miss Addle Ros-
ling Miss Bertha Carpenter. Mss Nellie Man
TuIia Boeder the Misses Anna sarah and May
Elan Llywellyn- Roy Lewis; Gordon Zen Hei.Ey
Rapson. Louis Martin, Ira Aslyea Dudn.an 4asi23E'
Arthur Levy. Edward Miller. Leonard FlzA.es
RAYMOND kayser George BenjaTnin E1 - " -
bridge the Misses Pauline. Matilda and Annette