The American Monthly Magazine Yr.1894, July-Dec
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Draper of to-day serves the same to tlie thirsty p.itriof.s wlio come to celebrate the day.
After spending an hour in social converse and in inspecting the buildings of Gallaudet College, the onh' college for deaf" mutes in the world, the guests gathered in tlie chapel, which had been decorated with palms and flowers for the occasion.
Dr. Gallaudet, as President of the College and as one of the Mce-Pre.sidents of the Sons of the American Re\olution, made a brief speech of welcome, and after rea...ding a letter from Mrs Stevenson, our esteemed President-General, regretting her ina- bility to be present, owing to an enforced absence from the city, introduced Mrs. Heth, who in a fev.' well-chosen words toolc the chair and^ fonnally opened the exercises.
(iS6i ■ CHAI'TKRS. i>S7 Tiie program . which liad Ix-en preparovl witli .i^'real care by a committee of tliree cliorfen for the pmpose, Miss Janet Richards vi the Mary Washingloii, Mi.-s Mallett of tlie Dully Madison, and Miss P'edova Wilbur of the Martha Washiugtoi: Chapters, was enjoyed by all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Draper of to-day serves the same to tlie thirsty p.itriof.s wlio come to celebrate the day.
After spending an hour in social converse and in inspecting the buildings of Gallaudet College, the onh' college for deaf" mutes in the world, the guests gathered in tlie chapel, which had been decorated with palms and flowers for the occasion.
Dr. Gallaudet, as President of the College and as one of the Mce-Pre.sidents of the Sons of the American Re\olution, made a brief speech of welcome, and after rea...ding a letter from Mrs Stevenson, our esteemed President-General, regretting her ina- bility to be present, owing to an enforced absence from the city, introduced Mrs. Heth, who in a fev.' well-chosen words toolc the chair and^ fonnally opened the exercises.
(iS6i ■ CHAI'TKRS. i>S7 Tiie program . which liad Ix-en preparovl witli .i^'real care by a committee of tliree cliorfen for the pmpose, Miss Janet Richards vi the Mary Washingloii, Mi.-s Mallett of tlie Dully Madison, and Miss P'edova Wilbur of the Martha Washiugtoi: Chapters, was enjoyed by all.
What to read after The American Monthly Magazine Yr.1894, July-Dec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daughters of the American Revolution to read onlineMoreLess
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