The New-York Historical Society Annual Report BOARD OF TRUSTEES

ROBERT G. GOELET, President ANDREW OLIVER, D.CN.L., ES.A., First Vice-President R. McALLISTER LLOYD, LL.D., Second Vice-President ROBERT S. BEEKMAN, M.D., Third Vice-President LUCIUS WILMERDING, JR., Fourth Vice-President MRS. JOHN KEAN, L.H.D., Recording Secretary FRANK S. STREETER, Treasurer

Term Ending 1977 Term Ending 1979 Jarvis Cromwell Robert S. Beekman Harry W. Havemeyer Robert G. Goelet James D. Landauer Walter Lord Andrew Oliver Townsend M. McAlpin John H. G. Pell, LL.D., L.H.D. Lucius Wilmerding, Jr.

Term Ending 1978 Term Ending 1980 Harmon H. Goldstone James J. Beha Mrs. John Kean Mrs. Robert James Malone R. McAllister Lloyd Frank S. Streeter Russell Lynes, A.E D., L.H.D. Alexander O. Vietor Honorary Trustees Frederick B. Adams, Jr., Rodney W. Williams A.ED., Lrrr.D., L.H.D. COMMITTEES On Museum On Library On Membership Russell Lynes Alexander O. Vietor Jarvis Cromwell Andrew Oliver Frank S. Streeter Mrs. John Kean Robert S. Beekman Mrs. Robert James Malone Robert S. Beekman Harmon H. Goldstone Lucius Wilmerding, Jr. Walter Lord Harmon H. Goldstone On Finance On Building Frank S. Streeter On Publications James D. Landauer R. McAllister Lloyd Walter Lord R. McAllister Lloyd Jarvis Cromwell Russell Lynes Frank S. Streeter James D. Landauer Lucius Wilmerding, Jr. Harmon H. Goldstone Harry W. Havemeyer Andrew Oliver Lucius Wilmerding, Jr. On Nominations On Law Ex-Ofjicio, All Committees James D. Landauer Townsend M. McAlpin Mr. Goelet Townsend M. McAlpin Andrew Oliver Mr. Streeter Mrs. Robert James Malone James J. Beha Dr. Heslin

JAMES J. HESLIN, PH.D., Director •^KflH THE fl* ^Hj New -York Historical Society ANNUAL REPORT HI FOR THE YEAR 1976

FOUNDED NOVEMBER 20, 1804 INCORPORATED 1809

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Copyright © 1977 by The New-York Historical Society.

The view of the Society's building on the cover was engraved in 1904 for the certificate issued to Fellows of the Society.

Designed by Klaus Gemming, New Haven, Connecticut. Set by Finn Typographic Ser­ vice, Inc., Stamford, Connecticut. Printed by The Meriden Gravure Company, Meriden, Connecticut. TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2 REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT 7 REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR 9 THE LIBRARY 11 t THE MUSEUM 21 ADDENDA 26 REPORT OF THE TREASURER 30 DONORS 39 NECROLOGY 46 MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY 47 PRESIDENTS AND MEDALISTS OF THE SOCIETY 61 THE STAFF 62 The Declaration of Independence, woven on silk, from the painting by John Trumbull. Made by Wullschleger and Co., Lyons, France, in 192S, to commemorate American independence. Gift of Jarvis Cromwell.

t REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT

IN MY REPORT FOR 1975 I referred to the imminent observance of the bicentennial of the Declaration of Independence. The Bicenten­ nial is now behind us, but the observance of the establishment of the nation, which was commemorated by our Society with various exhibi­ tions, has left us richer. Stimulated by the heightened interest in American history during 1976, attendance at the Society increased substantially, and much favorable publicity was received. There was as well a welcome gain in contributions both in cash and kind, the latter valued at approximately $220,000. Our collections are extensive and significant, but the task of strengthening them is always with us. From funds restricted by donors for special purposes, we purchased items to the value of nearly $253,000. It is heartening to report that during the year the New York State Council on the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, and a number of foundations and corporations helped to finance exhibitions and some of our operating expenses. The financial aid we received from all sources was deeply appreciated and is warmly acknowledged. The search for funds to carry on our programs and properly house and maintain our collections in this inflationary period is time-con­ suming, but vital. We hope that all the members and friends of the Society will continue their support and, if possible, suggest new sources of funds. It is my sad duty to report the deaths, during the past year, of two dedicated trustees, Mr. Carl Otto von Kienbusch and Mr. John E. Parsons. These gentlemen were of great service to the Society over the years, and their absence will be sorely missed. Mr. Frederick B. Adams, Jr., my predecessor as president of the Society, submitted his resignation as a trustee. In order not to lose his counsel and experience he was elected an honorary trustee by the board. Over the past twelve months I have never lacked for advice and guidance from the board of trustees and have been impressed by the dedicated labors of the staff. To both I am deeply grateful.

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HIXTENSIVE military preparations in New York two hundred years ago made many New Yorkers uneasy. There was anxiety that British ships in the harbor might bombard the city. In March, the British evacuation of Boston and, in July, the signing and proclamation of the Declaration of Independence produced a cheerful excitement throughout the colonies. This sentiment gradually subsided as British military activities became more threatening during the summer of 1776. After the Battle of Long Island, New York came under British military occupation and remained so until 1783. During 1976 the Society concentrated its activities in observing the nation's bicentennial and those important events of two hundred years ago. Eleven exhibitions were installed that reflected various aspects of the American scene and which affirmed the significance we attach to a knowledge of our country's history. The variety of the ex­ hibitions emphasizes the variety of the Society's collections—a reflec­ tion of the kaleidoscope of American history. The effort and energy involved in researching and preparing exhibitions is extensive, but the staff surmounted the difficulties with admirable dispatch. Not the least of these tasks is the never-ending chore of conserving our col­ lections. Both Mary Black and Richard J. Koke cooperated in the instal­ lation of a loan exhibition, The Dutch Republic in the Days of John Adams, a contribution by the people of the Netherlands to America's bicentennial celebration. The exhibition of our Bella C. Landauer Collection of advertising material, funded by a grant from the Mobil Oil Corporation and installed by Mary Black, attracted considerable attention. 200 Years of American Illustration, sponsored by the Society and The Society of Illustrators and supported by Exxon Corporation, was another successful exhibition. We welcomed 427,863 visitors to the Society in 1976. Many of them were from outside the metropolitan area and, doubtless, were at­ tracted to the city by its cultural richness as well as by the lively events of the bicentennial year. Prominent among our visitors was

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His Majesty Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, who was conducted on a tour of the building by the director. The programs conducted by the education department included guided tours for United Nations personnel, senior citizens, and the handicapped. The department also provided programs for school chil­ dren as well as for young people of college age. In addition, it man­ aged the film programs, the Sunday afternoon concerts in the winter and, aided by volunteers, undertook the task of escorting many visi­ tors around the galleries. The building itself was maintained in its usual exemplary condition by the efforts of Mr. Robert E Muntzner, superintendent of buildings, and his maintenance staff. It is no mere convention that prompts the expression of gratitude for the aid we received during 1976. Our Pintard Fellows continue to be of vital importance. The National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, Mobil Oil Corporation, and Exxon Corporation all helped us in installing exhibitions and conserving our collections. The staff, one and all, rallied to preserve our historical items and make them known to the public and also worked to embel­ lish and strengthen the Society's resources. Their assistance was cru­ cial in the success of this past year. I express my utmost thanks to the staff. James J. Heslin, DIRECTOR THE LIBRARY

JL/URING the often dramatic celebration of the nation's bicentennial, the Society's library was doing a little quiet celebrating of its own. In fact, the library has been observing the Bicentennial for the past ten years or longer by assisting an ever increasing number of authors in preparing publications to mark the nation's two hundredth birthday. Hardly had centennial studies of the Civil War abated when research started on bicentennial histories of nearly every aspect of the Ameri­ can Revolution. Many of these articles and books were written be­ tween 1965 and 1975 but were held for publication until 1976. Among them, 116 contained acknowledgments to the Society. Time after time, authors praised the scope and depth of the collection and the cour­ teous helpfulness of the staff as individuals and as a team. Collecting, preserving, and assisting are our raisons d'etre; knowing that we have fulfilled these objectives forms the basis for our celebration. We were also pleased throughout the year by the unusually large number of distinguished visitors who came to the library from all sec­ tions of this country and from abroad. It was not unusual to find inter­ nationally known scholars working at our tables. Visits from so many readers with established reputations offset, in part, the regret occas- sioned by the decline in the total number of readers—a decline made inevitable by the financial necessity of closing the library on Mondays. Some would-have-been Monday readers did come in on other days to make an annual total of 9,742 visits (compared with 10,679 in 1975) to the reference, manuscript, and print departments. Attendance in the Library Gallery was excellent. The first exhibi­ tion of the year, Words and Music: Sheet Music of Not So Long Ago, featured songs popular between World Wars I and II. Mrs. C. Peabody Mohun had presented most of the music exhibited, and the taped re­ cordings played during the exhibition were from the collection of Mr. Roger Mohovich. Miss Sue Gillies suggested the catchy title of the next show, Campaigns, Conventions, and Candidates: New Yorkers and the Four-Year Itch, in which she traced the roles of prominent New Yorkers in presidential campaigns of the past. The last exhibition

[11] [ 12 ] ANNUAL REPORT of the year opened with a small reception on December 15 when selections from the Robert Fulton Collection of the late Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr., were placed on display. The arrival of the LeBoeuf collection in January was a most au­ spicious beginning for 1976. This collection of books, manuscripts, newspapers, broadsides, china and glassware, medals, and other ob­ jects had been assembled by Mr. LeBoeuf during the past fifty years and had become the finest Fulton collection in private hands. Trea­ sures among the manuscripts, to consider only one portion of the bequest, include 112 in Fulton's own hand, along with letters written by Stephen Decatur, Henry Clay, Robert Morris, Robert R. Living­ ston, Albert Gallatin, John Quincy Adams, and James Madison. Over the years the Society has acquired an outstanding Fulton collection; with the addition of the LeBoeuf material, it has gained undisputed superiority. The variety of the manuscripts in the collection of the Society is suggested by another acquisition made in January. Unlike the busi­ ness and factual letters of Robert Fulton, Miriam Whitcher filled her long letters, now owned by the Society, with local gossip and sharp observations of her Elmira, New York, neighbors of the mid-nine­ teenth century. Many difficulties might have been avoided had she contented herself with writing private letters, but numerous articles from her acid pen appeared in Godey's Lady's Rook and other periodi­ cals. She satirized small-town society and made her husband's parish­ ioners (he was rector of the Episcopal church) most uncomfortable by her thinly veiled sketches of some of them. The ensuing problems are recorded in her letters with wit and intelligence, and they mirror the contemporary mores and manners that were accepted in silence by most women of that generation. Two groups of manuscripts, acquired in February, further suggest the diversity of the library's unpublished collections. In the early 1900s Captain R. D. Parker requested the surviving members of the 64th New York Infantry to record for him their recollections of the 64th and its Civil War service. Over forty replies, some lengthy and con­ siderably detailed, were received. Parker died before he could write his history of the regiment, and to this day no formal history of it has been published. Therefore, most of the information in these letters, A view of the Litchfield mansion in Brooklyn, New York, showing the elevation of the west front and the plan of the principal floor. Watercolor drawing by Alexander Jackson Davis, 1853. Gift of Edward Sands Litchfield. tbW V9ov^t)ta\A0u oV wi AJvXJuua. e\ V£\W, ; Promise to pny the Bearer at the ( Promise to pny the ^^^*|\ Bearer at the Branch Rank, t Manhattan Manhattan ^^WH^ jr- Branch Bank, I SEVENTY- FIVE CENTS 1 SEVENTY-^I^g|| f FIVE CENTS J OR Demand. Vticn, August 1, 1815. 1 On Demand. ^KSSsir'r*' a**$^ nirfl,.i»^»."/1.1813. m T

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Banfc notes, ranging from three to seventy-jive cents, issued by the village of Utica, New York, in 1815. Gift of Mrs. Mary A. Brandwein. 1 The Library [ 15 ] donated by Mrs. Diego Suarez, is not to be found anywhere else. We also acquired the papers of Charles H. Marshall (1837-1912) in six letterbooks and several hundred separate pieces. Marshall was active in shipping and marine insurance, but the most important part of the collection reflects his extensive interest in civic and social affairs and his generous gifts of time and money to private and public charities. In late winter we learned of the availability of ten surveys made around 1810 of real estate on Chambers, Greenwich, West, Jay, and other nearby streets in lower Manhattan. Most of the property was owned by the Rhinelander family and is frequently referred to in that family's papers, which are housed in our archives. The surveys show the famous distillery and malt house operated by the PJiinelanders as well as Robert Fulton's steam-engine works. A few weeks after these surveys were acquired, we purchased from the library fund Paascart van Nieu Nederlandt. This map, drawn by Arnold Colom in Amster­ dam around 1653, is the first printed sea chart known to us to include New Netherland. It shows the Dutch colony as extending from near the present site of Baltimore northward to the Connecticut River. Among the welcome gifts received during the spring were a variety of publications from the faithful friends of the Society, among whom are Dagoberto Molerio, Miss Helen Brown, Arnold Whitridge, Harry N. Abrams, Mrs. James Durgin, Hugh A. Dunne, Miss Dorothy J. Warren, John Gemmill, Mrs. Robert J. Malone, and Mrs. Albert H. Aldridge. Mr. Arthur William Barlow gave us several original manu­ scripts signed by Lord Cornbury and other officials showing the in­ come of the province of New York from June 24 to September 29,1704. This gift was followed by a group of more than 200 illustrated enve­ lopes, published during the Civil War, with highly patriotic designs for the Union and often bitter anti-Confederate pictures and slogans. These envelopes had been in the family of Mrs. Rudolph von Fluegge, who gave them to the library at the suggestion of one of our trustees, Mrs. John Kean. Mr, Russell Lynes, another trustee, used his good offices to obtain for us, from the estate of Mrs. Andrew Jackson, a collection of over 150 manuscript and printed items relating to Major Clifford Thompson. Major Thompson was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor—included in the gift—for gallantry during the Battle of Chancellorsville while serving with the Fifth U. S. Colored Cavalry. [ l6 ] ANNUAL BEPOBT

Another donor gave three orations delivered in various places in New York State on July 4, 1826, to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Our last important acquisition before the summer was the purchase of the unpublished journal of Captain William Yarrington, who began recording his military experiences in 1759 while he was at Crown Point and continued doing so, albeit with long gaps, until the end of October 1776. He was at Sag Harbor on July 15 of that year when he noted, "This day the Declaration of Congress was read of Indepen­ dency and three Cheers given. Then the Small arms was fired, and the Cannon was Fired too!' The spirit of the army was clearly better than it had been on the previous December ninth, when he wrote, "Our Company... turned out on Fatuague Drawing Battuoes out of Lake [George] & Live in Barracks Colder than a barn with 24 men round one Fier. This is disappointment enufe to Discourage poor Soldiers in Their Countrys Defence!' During the spring, the west winds carried an exciting but vague rumor that a most remarkable discovery had been made of historical records printed in New York by William Bradford soon after he set up his press here in 1693. Late one afternoon in June, Mr. Kenneth Nebenzahl, a Chicago antiquarian bookseller, telephoned to say that a client of his did in fact have several imprints of this kind that might be of interest to our library. A few days later, the Society's president and treasurer came to the librarian's office where Mr. Nebenzahl an­ nounced that he represented the owner of eleven 1693 Bradford im­ prints. He disclosed that four were hitherto unknown to historians and that five were known by only one other copy. There was no question that this group of New York incunabula were eminently fitted for The New-York Historical Society and, in due course, all eleven first fruits of the New York press became ours. The flow of gifts often slackens during the summer, but this was not true of the bicentennial summer. Mrs. Mary A. Brandwein pre­ sented an extensive collection of advertising and other related material that complements the Bella C. Landauer Collection. From Mr. An­ drew Alpern we received a carefully indexed collection of over 200 plans, views, illustrated brochures, and books relating to recent archi­ tecture and building in New York City. This collection is concerned gwggBB7!jj»Bgiffgw'"'"

A five-dollar bank note, issued by the Bank of New York in 186$. Gift of R. McAllister Lloyd.

chiefly with descriptions and histories of office buildings erected in mid-Manhattan after World War II. Mrs. R. O. Burnham gave over 600 legal and personal papers of Timothy R. Green and John W. Mitchell, law partners active in New York during the early and middle nineteenth century. We have an excellent collection of New York City atlases published by G. W. Bromley and now made more complete by Mrs. Jean Kerner's gift of volumes covering upper Man­ hattan and The Bronx. Among the various items received from Mr. Allan Prescott were more than 30 letters and documents, 1777-1845, from members of the Whipple family. Other gifts came from new as well as old friends; it would be a pleasure to mention each one, but, unfortunately, space does not permit this. Each donor's name, how­ ever, is recorded on pages 39-43 of this report. A few notable gifts received during the fall and early winter, how­ ever, merit listing. Four members of the Rutherfurd family added a substantial gift of manuscripts to the related collections of family papers previously given to the Society. Among the papers in this year's gift are 50 letters written by, or addressed to, Govert Loockermans. These letters, all in Dutch, were written between 1647 and 1700 and relate to the government of New York by both the Dutch and English. The collection also contains more than 800 Stuyvesant family papers beginning in 1647, including 14 letters written to Peter StujBlsant [ l8 ] ANNUAL REPORT

(1727-1805) by Loyalists who had fled from New York to London during the American Revolution, plus the diaries Rutherfurd Stuy­ vesant kept between 1869 and 1889. In passing, it should be men­ tioned that earlier in the year Mr. Gilbert Tauber donated a ledger with records of the settlement of the estate of Peter Stuyvesant, who was one of the richest men in New York when he died in 1805. Mr. James D. Landauer added significantly to the Landauer Collec­ tion with a gift of carefully chosen trade cards, posters, and similar illustrated advertisements of the nineteenth century. The heavy de­ mand on the Landauer Collection—the result of the successful exhibi­ tion of this material entitled Selling New York—has been ably met by Miss Wendy Shadwell and Mr. Jan Hudgens, who service the Landauer Collection as part of their work in the print department. An important gift made late in December by Mr. Edward Sands Litchfield was the presentation of the original colored drawings and renderings by Alexander Jackson Davis of the Litchfield mansion in

A conditional Hudson River Steamboat stock certificate signed by Robert Fulton. Bequest of Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr.

NEW-YORK, AUGUST 1, 1814. THIS CERTIFIES that on paying the sum of Five Hundred Dollars, j

ls/d'aJ<^ -**^*«=-^ or his assignee will fie j J i entitled to one share in the HUDSON MI VER STEAM'BOA T S TOCK, \ s as per articles of agreement with Robert Fulton, bearing date the thirtieth day of j i May, 1814, and a certain memorandum of agreement with him, bearing date the first day { 1 of August, 1814, which stock is only transferable on the books of said company on ] j producing this certificate. j 1 RECEIVED of th* shore mentioned ram Two Hundred Dollars.

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Brooklyn's Prospect Park. Davis, one of the most distinguished archi­ tects of his generation, designed this home in 1853 for Edwin Clark Litchfield, great-grandfather of the donor. A frustrating day during the year can be turned into a satisfactory one by the arrival of a book as the gift of its author. Our pleasure upon the receipt of such a volume is increased if the author adds a written inscription when he presents it to the Society. Among the authors who did just this during 1976 were James Thomas Flexner, Charles Brace- len Flood, Elfrieda Kraege, Jarvis CrSmwell, Vera Brodsky Lawrence, Charles Lockwood, Gerard R. Wolfe, Sylvia G. L. Dannett, William Asadorian, M. Scott Georgi, Gordon Hendricks, and Irma B. Jaffe. Most institutions have staff members who are important but seldom seen by the public. On our staff, Mr. William Gregg is this kind of person. As the library's chief, and sometimes only, cataloger, he labors with quiet diligence to make new accessions available and to work occasionally on older material. He interrupts his own over-burdened desk to substitute cheerfully and efficiently at every other desk in the library. It is a pleasant duty to express my gratitude to him and to each member of the staff for loyal and effective service. The library staff in 1976 served the public and members of the Society with dispatch and enthusiasm. James P. Gregory, LIBRARIAN Abraham Beekman, M.D. (1729-89), oil on canvas by Abraham Delanoy, Jr., ca. 1767. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Beekman. THE MUSEUM

J. HE exigencies of space mandate a listing of items we acquired in 1976. In describing the more outstanding ones we do so with the awareness that, regrettably, we cannot discuss all the material re­ ceived by the Society. What is described, however, may be a clue to the variety obtained by means of gifts and purchases. One of our most important acquisitions in the field of American paintings was a portrait of Abraham Beekman, M.D. (1729-89) by Abraham Delanoy, Jr. (1742-95). Delanoy was a native of New York City who studied in London under Benjamin West. In an age of dis­ tinguished portrait painters, Delanoy was one of the most prominent, and this splendid example of his work was donated to the Society by Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Beekman. The portrait of Dr. Beekman's an­ cestor, an oil on canvas painted about 1767, is a significant addition to the Society's collection of portraits relating to the Beekman family. Samuel Colman (1832-1920) was born in Portland, Maine, the son of a bookseller and publisher. When the family moved to New York City, Samuel probably studied painting under Asher B. Durand for a brief time. Eventually, Colman exhibited in a number of prominent galleries on the Atlantic seaboard. From 1867 to 1871 he was president of the American Society of Painters in Water Colors. Hitherto Samuel Colman has not been represented in the collections of the Society, but this lack was rectified by the purchase, through the John Jay Watson Fund, of his The Narrows and Fort Lafayette, Ships Coming Into Port (ca. 1869). Our furniture collection is relatively small, but we believe it to be choice. It was enhanced this past year through the generosity of Mrs. Reginald E Rose in memory of her mother, Mrs. Harry Horton Ben- kard. From Mrs. Rose we received a Sheraton carved mahogany side­ board (ca. 1815) from the workshop of the noted New York furniture maker Duncan Phyfe. We also received from Mrs. Rose a Federal gilded mirror (New York, ca. 1810) and a Chippendale mirror (ca. 1760). These attractive items are now on exhibition in our fourth-floor galleries. [21] Silver tea service, by Daniel Van Voorhis, New York, ca. ijgo-i8oo. Gift of Mrs. Rodman B. Montgomery.

We were able to strengthen our silver collection during 1976 by gift and purchase. Mrs. Rodman B. Montgomery donated a handsome American silver tea service (ca. 1790-1800) by the New York silver­ smith Daniel Van Voorhis (1751-1824). From the estate of Louise Hardenbrook we received a silver tea set (ca. 1787) by the New York silversmith John Vernon. Our print collection also increased this past year. John William Hill is well represented in our holdings and, in 1976, we acquired an aqua­ tint of a sepia drawing by him entitled New York from Brooklyn. This engraving, of whose existence we were unaware, was published in 1855, by coincidence from the original drawing owned by the Society. Mrs. Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr., donated two colored lithographs, one of the steamboat Le Franklin (Paris, 1851), the other, the steamboat Knickerbocker (N. Currier, New York, ca. 1865), to the collection be­ queathed to the Society by her late husband. A colorful photogravure print of the Great Metropolitan Stakes: Jerome Park, Decoration Day— 1881, illustrating a popular sport in nineteenth-century New York, was donated by Mrs. E S. Straus. From one of our trustees, Mrs. John Kean, we received a tinted lithograph, The Old Brewery at the Five Points N.Y. (Endicott and Company, New York, ca. 1853). Mr. Henry O. Havemeyer, Jr., donated three views of the engage- The Museum [23] ment between the United States and the Macedonian, pastel on paper (1814), by George Ropes. These were added to our important collec­ tion of naval prints, many of them the gifts of Mr. Havemeyer's father, formerly a trustee of the Society. The Pintard Fellows of the Society donated an American silver tankard made by Daniel Christian Fueter, who worked in New York from about 1754 through 1769. This tankard initially was in the family of Nicholas Fish, aide-de-camp to the Marquis de Lafayette. The Pintard Fellows also gave the Society a silver salver (ca. 1760) by Otto Paul de Parisien of New York City.

Silver salver, by Otto Paul de Parisien, New York, ca. 1760. Gift of the Pintard Fellows. Federal gilded mirror, New York, ca. 1810. Gift of Mrs. Reginald P. Rose, in memory of her mother, Mrs. Harry Horton Benkard.

We added to our nineteenth-century silver collection a silver coffee and tea service by William Gale and Son, New York (ca. 1850), and Gale and Willis, New York (ca. 1850), the gift of Mr. Andrew Oliver. This service was made originally for ancestors of the donor. Through the Abbott-Lenox Fund, the Society purchased a silver sugar vase and cover (ca. 1790) by Elias Pelletreau of New York City and Long Island, a silver sugar urn and cover (ca. 1790) by William W Gilbert of New York City, and a silver dredger (ca. 1730) by Simeon Soumaine of New York City and Connecticut. Through the Waldron Phoenix Belknap, Jr., Fund we purchased a handsome silver tankard by Adrian Bancker (1703-72), made in New York about 1730. The Museum [25]

In addition to the outstanding trove of books and manuscripts men­ tioned by the librarian in reporting the Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr., collec­ tion of Robert Fulton material, there were also a number of museum objects. Included among these are examples of Staffordshire china. Done in dark blue and assorted colors, these pieces depict aqueducts, canals, and steamboats. Two original Fulton drawings of proposed canal locks illustrate the extraordinary draftsmanship of Fulton. A spindle-back wooden bench from the Clermont, the first steamboat to ply the Hudson River, adds further interest to the Fulton collection. In addition to the number of special exhibitions presented in 1976, the problems of conservation and care of the collections as well as the task of providing answers to research questions occupy the time of the museum department. Our staff is relatively small, but considering the activities in which it is engaged, the results of its efforts are quite impressive. Mary Black, CURATOR OF PAINTING, SCULPTURE, AND THE DECORATIVE ARTS Richard J. Koke, CURATOR OF THE MUSEUM

The Narrows and Fort Lafayette, Ships Corning Into Port, oil on canvas, ca. i86g, by Samuel Colman. Purchased through the Watson Fund.

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Attendance Total Attendance 427,863 [Prior Figures-1972: 204,311; 1973: 351.727; 1974- 375.315; J-975- 389.673] 197S 1-976 Attendance at Programs for Schools 18,172 17.44° Attendance at Children's Programs 3.547 3>025 Attendance at Sunday Afternoon Concerts 7,398 3,146 Library Attendance 10,679 9>742

Loans Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Massachusetts Flint Institute of Arts, Flint, Michigan Heckscher Museum, Huntington, New York Historical Society of Delaware, Wilmington, Delaware Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, New York Israel Sack, Inc., New York City Jersey City Public Library Museum, Jersey City, New Jersey Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute, Utica, New York New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, Louisiana Rochester Museum of Science, Rochester, New York Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, Washington Sleepy Hollow Restorations, Tarrytown, New York Sloan Galleries of American Paintings, Valparaiso, Indiana Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton, Massachusetts Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, Setauket, New York South Street Seaport Museum, New York City The University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont

Special Exhibitions The New York Cabinetmaker and His Use of Space Early New York Currency, 1791—1863 Words and Music: Sheet Music of Not So Long Ago Silver Wine Labels History at Home: Decorative Arts of the 18th and 19th Centuries Campaigns, Conventions, and Candidates: New Yorkers and the Four-Year Itch New York Fashions and Facades Selling New York: American Advertising from the Bella C. Landauer Collection [26] Addenda [ 27 ]

200 Years of American Illustration The Dutch Republic in the Days of John Adams, 1775—1795 Steamboat on the Hudson

The Twenty-fourth Annual Concert Series, which began in October 1975, in­ cluded performances this year by the New York Kammermusiker; Helen Lanier, a Bicentennial song recital; Joan Rowland Thornton, pianist; David Rissenberg, pianist; the Metropolitan Chamber Players; Sylvia Walton, pianist; an Afternoon of Chamber Music, Dorothy Strahl, violinist with string ensemble; the Carney- Grubb Duo; Eve Wolf, pianist; the Faculty of the Metropolitan Music School; Richard Shirk, pianist; Jane Hovey, soprano, in a Bicentennial concert of music in America; Lois E. Martin, violist, David Pasquale, pianist; the Two of Us, voice and lute; Elizabeth Lauer, pianist; the Lydian Chamber Players; and the Philadelphia Trio. The Twenty-fifth Annual Concert Series opened October 24,1976, with a per­ formance by Peter Rosenfeld, cellist, with chamber players, followed by King Bosworth, pianist; the Riverside Chamber Players; the Faculty of the Metropolitan Music School; Isaac Shochetman, winner of the international piano competition: "Young Artists in Recital"; Seth Kimmelman, pianist; the Performers' Ensemble; Rosalie Sutherland, a program of American music; and the West Side Madrigalists Christmas program, "Here We Come A-Wassailing!' For the twenty-fourth year, the Society sponsored story hours in cooperation with the Children's Division of the New York Public Library. In addition, movies and demonstrations of early household utensils were presented. These programs, suitable for children between the ages of four and eight, were held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from July 6 through August 5. During the summer, the Society presented historical films for older children and adults on Wednesday afternoons from July 7 through August 11. Films for children were shown on school holidays during the winter and spring.

Education Department Activities Beginning in the fall of 1976, The New-York Historical Society became a partici­ pant in the Museum/School Workshop Program, which was made possible by a grant from the New York Community Trust and the National Endowment for the Humanities and is under the coordination of Museums Collaborative. Consultants from five museums and teachers from fifteen New York City Public schools will work together to plan and test a revised and enriched curriculum in five study areas. The aim of The New-York Historical Society workshop is a comparison of life in New York City in the past with our lives today. Eleven teachers representing six schools take part in this workshop. The education department is very pleased to be a part of this program because it is our belief that to maintain high quality in museum education and yet affect as many students as possible, the involvement of the museum in curriculum develop­ ment is the logical direction. Teacher workshops open important lines of communi- [ 28 ] ANNUAL REPORT cation between the museums and the schools and facilitate the integration of museum resources into the curriculum. In addition, we are cooperating in a folk-artist program sponsored by Museums Collaborative and funded by the New York Foundation for the Arts. Four folk artists are teaching their crafts in four community resource centers and relating these crafts to museum collections and school curricula. The education department of the Society in cooperation with the American History Research Committee of the New York Junior League initiated a program to develop materials to enrich the use of the Society's f acuities by teachers and their classes. We began in September with a five-week orientation to acquaint the volunteers with the museum collections, the library facilities, editorial and special projects, and education department activities. Participants in this program are Barbara Bispham, Ann Gilmartin, Amie James, Paula Keltner, Patricia Lehr, and Polly Wotherspoon; the committee chairperson is Tonia Mucelli. The education department staff was pleased to have Florence Young, a retired school teacher, and Edwin Faber, a retired businessman, work again with us as docents to visiting school groups. For several years now each has devoted two days a week during the school year to help us. Mrs. Irma Berrios, who has worked in the public schools and day-care centers, is a new volunteer, and we welcome her assistance. A number of students earned credit in American history last year while assisting the museum staff. Under the college internship program to cultural institutions, Cynthia Classic of Empire State College served in the education department as a docent and Vincent Daniele and Veronica Kiewra of St. Joseph's College were engaged in research for the Society's catalogue of American landscape painters. Along with Margaret Broddus, a student at Barnard College, Barbara Schnitzler and Anita Haber worked as volunteer researchers for the catalogue. City-as-School is an alternative high-school program of the New York "City Board of Education for which the many resources of New York City provide the learning experiences for the students. At The New-York Historical Society, the student working as an educational assistant studies American history through mu­ seum exhibitions. The students who worked with us this year were Arthur Davis, Kathy Shiplet, Seth Jussim, Naomi Lurie, Matthew Moore, and Susan Ginsberg. A special program was carried out with great success by Molly Sutphin, a ninth- grade student at Nightingale-Bamford School. With the assistance of Mrs. Leckie, the class teacher, and the education department staff, Molly prepared a third-grade class in her school for a visit to the Society. She did a great deal of research and, using the theme of the westward movement, conducted several projects that were received enthusiastically by the young children. Their interest and excitement were obvious when they visited the museum. We continued our association with G. A. M. E. (Growth Through Art and Mu­ seum Experience) for the third year. G. A. M. E. is a community art resource center for the public schools of the upper West Side. Through the G. A. M. E. program, which serves as a link between the classroom and the museum, the education department has become more closely involved with our local schools. The art processes learned in G. A. M. E. workshops are integrated into the schools' cur­ ricula and related to the museum experiences. Addenda [29]

Outside Events

Mary Black discussed the Landauer exhibition, Selling New York, on several televi­ sion programs, including interviews by John Stossel of WCBS and WNEW's Chris Jones and Chauncey Howell of WNBC. Richard Koke appeared on WNBC-TVs "Straight Talk" program to discuss New York's role in the Revolution, and Robert Potts of WNBC-TV news presented a general overview of the Society. In the spring the New York Chapter of Special Librarians was shown on a tour around the Society, and later in the year the New York City Committee for the United Nations, from the Mayor's office, visited the Society ^nd was conducted on a tour of the building. In October the Society took part in West Side Day at the American Mu­ seum of Natural History.

Kerchief from the presidential campaign of 1888, with Benjamin Harrison and Levi P. Morton. Gift of Stanley Herzman. ****•*•******•

••*•••**•****• REPORT OF THE TREASURER

Current Funds — Unrestricted The income and expenditures of the Current Funds—Unrestricted of the Society for the year 1976 were as follows:

INCOME: Revenue from invested funds—net $631,514.43 Contributions, bequests, and grants 215,675-35 Members'dues 32,165.00 Library fees and service charges 7,400.58 Royalties and reproduction rights 23,228.27 Rental income—net 24,999.96 Sale of books, catalogs, etc 23,604.58 Sale of photographs, microfilm, and Xerox copies . 27,556.03 Refunds and miscellaneous income 17,619.08 Total Income $1,003,763.28

EXPENDITUBES: Salaries and employee benefits $673,472.51 Pension payments 9,624.00 Professional services 40,384.65 Electricity, gas, and steam 224,275.04 Building and equipment maintenance 56,091.27 Storage space 6,789.03 Administrative expenses 24,572.23 Material purchased for resale 17,766.85 Insurance 24,099.45 Library and Museum accessions, supplies, etc.. . . 13,801.28 Exhibition and conservation costs 3,768.82 Printing and publishing 9,897.87 Education and members' services 1g.417.40 Photograph, microfilm, and Xerox copying costs . . 9,923.79 Miscellaneous 8,689.22 Total Expenditures $1,142,573.41 Excess of Expenditures $ 138,810.13

Transfer from Board Restricted Current Funds $ 138,810.13

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Current Funds — Board Restricted

Memorials, special funds, long term investments, and special reserves Statement of Changes in Fund Balances Fund Balances—January 1, 1976 $10,905,278.47 INCREASE: Net profit on sales of securities 281,089.56 $11,186,368.03 m DECREASE: Library and Museum accessions $291,099.86 Transfer to Current Funds—Unrestricted 138,810.13 Transfer to Land, Building and Equipment Fund 20,501.02 450,411.01 Fund Balances—December 31,1976 $10,735,957.02

Accounted for by: Memorial funds—principal $ 4,282,173.18 Special funds—principal $229,175.68 Special funds—income 132,859.09 362,034.77 Pension reserve 6,160.18 Accumulated net gain on sales of investments—net of transfers 6,085,588.89 Total $io,735.95702

Land, Building, and Equipment Fund

Statement of Changes in Fund Balance Fund Balance—January 1,1976 $2,249,106.40 INCREASE: Transfer from investment account 20,501.02 $2,269,607.42

DECREASE: Depreciation 108,606.00 Fund Balance—December 31,1976 $2,161,001.42 [ 32 ] ANNUAL REPORT

Current Funds—Restricted and Endowment [Exclusive of the Bryan and Warper Funds]

Statement of Changes in Fund Balances

FUND BALANCES JANUARY 1, I976 $ 960,575.42

INCOME: Pintard Fellows dues and contributions $ 12,407.48 Sale of books, catalogs, etc 1,381.77 Income allocated from unrestricted operating account 20,568.68 Contributions and grants 191,516.09 Total Income 225,874.02 $1,186,449.44

EXPENDITURES: Salaries and employee benefits $ 86,385.87 Publication expense 19,977.78 Museum accessions 41,494.00 Library accessions 6,119.01 Conservation 24,261.00 Exhibition expenses 40,319.29 Binding 1,500.00 Total Expenditures $ 220,056.95 Fund Balances at End of Year—December 31,1976 . $ 966,392.49

Accounted for by: Endowment and memorial funds—principal $ 151,734.22 Special Funds—principal 450,803.35 Special Funds—income 98,845.57 Special reserves 265,009.35 Total $ 966,392.49 Report of the Treasurer [ 33 ]

Harper Funds

Statement of Changes in Fund Balances

INCOME: Dividends $ 7,398.00 Interest 26,903.67 Accession sales 15,300.00 Total Income $ 49,601.67

EXPENDITURES: Purchase of books 9.657-49 Net Increase $ 39,944.18 Fund Balance at Beginning of Year—January 1, 1976 565,473.07 Fund Balance at End of Year—December 31, 1976. . $ 605,417.25

Bryan Funds

Statement of Changes in Fund Balances

INCOME: Interest $ 4,721.80 Fund Balance at Beginning of Year—January 1,1976 86,066.03 Fund Balance at End of Year—December 31,1976. . $ 90,787.83

Respectfully submitted Frank S. Streeter, TREASURER

The financialrecord s of the Society for the calendar year 1976 have been audited by Messrs. Boyce, Hughes & Farrell, Certified Public Accountants, whose report is on file in the Director's Office. [34l ANNUAL REPORT

Memorial Funds—Board Restricted

The following funds established by bequests and gifts to the Society, with­ out restrictions, are kept intact as memorials: PRINCIPAL Isaiah Thomas Fund, bequest, 1832 $ 300.00 Elizabeth Demilt Fund, bequest, 1849 5,000.00 Seth Grosvenor Fund, bequest, 1858 10,000.00 David E. Wheeler Fund, bequest, 1870 1,000.00 Thomas Barron Fund, bequest, 1875 10,000.00 Bichard E. Mount Fund, bequest, 1880 1,000.00 Edward Bill Fund, bequest, 1884 5,000.00 Augustus Schell Fund, bequest, 1884 5,000.00 Mary Rogers Fund, bequest, 1891 1,000.00 James Francis Evans Fund, bequest, 1893 1,000.00 Henry Keteltas Fund, bequest, 1898 5,000.00 Charles P. Daly Fund, bequest, 1900 5,000.00 Maria Branson Mount Fund, bequest, 1901 1,000.00 Eugene Augustus Hoffman Memorial Fund, bequest, 1902 .... 5°»000-00 Founders' Fund, subscribed by members, with initiation and life membership fees, in 1906 10,000.00 Charlotte A. Mount Fund, bequest, 1906 2,000.00 Amos E Eno Fund, gift, 1908 20,000.00 Albert Gallatin Memorial Fund, gift, Frederic Gallatin, 1909 . . . 1,000.00 John Alsop King Memorial Fund, bequest of his daughter, Mary Rhinelander King, 1909 10,000.00 Caroline Phelps Stokes Fund, bequest, 1910 1,000.00 William Axtell DePeyster and Mary Beekman DePeyster Memo­ rial Fund, bequest of their daughters, Cornelia Beekman De­ Peyster and Catherine A. DePeyster, 1911 614,712.63 Memorial Funds of the Founder and Officers of the Society, set aside by the Society in 1913—14 from the proceeds of the sale of the old building, as Memorials of the Founder, John Pintard, and the first twelve Presidents of the Society 27,000.00 Clarence Storm Fund, gift of his mother, Mrs. Charles Eustis Orvis, 1915 1,000.00 Gerard Beekman Fund, bequest, 1918 5,000.00 Patrons' Fund, gift of Joseph E Loubat, 1921 5,000.00 George W. Van Slyck Fund, bequest, 1922 54,806.09 Hamilton B. Tompkins Fund, bequest, 1923 2,984.54 Theodore F. Sanxay Fund, bequest, 1926 5,000.00 Joseph F. Loubat Memorial Fund, bequest, 1927 10,000.00 Joseph F. Sabin Fund, bequest, 1927 500.00 Ellen King Fund, bequest, 1928 50,720.11 Mrs. Charles D. Sinclair Fund, bequest, 1929 100.00 Report of the Treasurer [ 35 ]

Anna Pine Decatur Parsons Fund, bequest, 1930, of remainder interest in real estate at 24 East 42d Street, N.Y. C unvalued John E. Whitaker Fund, bequest, 1930 12,344.06 Fellowship Fund, gift of Robert E. Dowling, 1931 1,000.00 Edward Bement Fund, bequest, 1932 972.81 Arthur H. Masten Fund, bequest, 1935 5,000.00 The Thompson Fund, bequests of Elizabeth Gardiner Thompson, Charles Griswold Thompson, and Mary Gardiner Thompson, received in 1935 to 1943 4,633,915.92 Frederick F. Durand Fund, bequest, 1936 5,000.00 Alan R. Hawley Fund, bequest, 1938 . . .,. 1,000.00 Carrie E. Karstens Fund, bequest, 1938 1,000.00 Edwin W. Orvis Fund, bequest, 1939 2,000.00 Cornelia Livingston Pell Fund, bequest, 1939 1,500.00 Arthur A. Jones Fund, gift, 1943 2,000.00 George A. Zabriskie Fund, gifts, 1943,1946,1950 5,000.00 Samuel V. Hoffman Fund, bequest, 1944 5,000.00 Isabella VachS Cox Fund, bequest, 1947 500.00 John C. Juhring Fund, bequest, 1947 2,000.00 Rodney W. Williams Fund, gift, 1955 10,000.00 Irving S. Olds Fund, bequest, 1963 15,000.00 Edith M. K. Wetmore, bequest, 1966 10,000.00 Charles E. Dunlap, bequest, 1967,1968,1969,1970,1971.... 235,142.36 Thomas W. Streeter, bequest, 1967 75,000.00 Hall Park McCullough, bequest, 1967,1971 21,185.25 Forsyt h Wickes Est ate, gift, 1967 11,000.00 Mary MacKaye Greenwood, bequest, 1969 10,000.00 Margaret L. Brown, gift, 1973 3,396.88 Patricia Hurd Trust, gift, 1975 10,000.00 $6,000,080.65 Less: Portion invested in Museum; not valued in accounting records 1,717,907.47 Total $4,282,173.18

Special Funds — Board Restricted

The principal of the following Special Funds amounting to $229,175.68 has been kept intact by the Board of Trustees, the income of which is not applied to general expenses but used only for certain purposes according to the express wishes of the Board of Trustees. Abbott-Lenox Fund—1948,1949,1950, and 1955, from the sales of the Society's Egyptian collections assembled principally by Dr. Henry Abbott, and of the James Lenox Assyrian bas-reliefs [36] ANNUAL REPORT

and Carthaginian stele, to be used for the purchase of acces­ sions $ 110,000.00 Foster-Jarvis Fund—1950, from the sale of the Society's Pre- Columbian and Plains Indians collections, for the purchase of accessions 24,117.23 Hoffman Fund—1975, from the sale of the Hoffman astrolabes and sundials, to be used for the maintenance of the museum collec­ tions and the purchase of pertinent items 79,818.32 -Francis Schell Fund—1950, bequest, for use of the Library. . . . 15,240.13 Total $ 229,175.68

Endowment Funds—Donor Restricted

The following endowment funds established by bequests and gifts to the Society, are kept intact as memorials: Charles Elihu Slocum Fund, gift, 1914 $ 1,000.00 Colonel Andrew Warner Memorial Fund, bequest of his daughter, Kate Warner, 1914 100,000.00 Cornelia Post Mitchell Memorial Fund, bequest of her son, Albert Post Mitchell, 1923 4.953-97 William Sloane Fund, bequest, 1924 5,000.00 Richard Varick Dey Fund, bequest, 1927 10,000.00 Charles Eustis Orvis Memorial Fund, gift of his brother, Edwin W. Orvis,-1927 I 2,000.00 Victor Hugo Paltsits Fund, bequest, 1953 300.00 Herbert and Claiborne Pell Fund, gift, 1962 1,000.00 Thomas S. daPonte Memorial Fund, gift of his wife, Marcia da­ Ponte, 1968-75 2,000.00 The Carl Otto von Kienbusch Fund, in memory of Doris R. Mor­ ton, gift of Carl Otto von Kienbusch, 1976 25,480.25 Total $ 151,734.22

Special Funds—Donor Restricted

The principal of the Special Funds of The New-York Historical Society now totals $964,861.90, the income of which is not applied to general expenses, but used only for certain purposes according to the express wish or pro­ visions of the various donors, and may be briefly enumerated as follows: Report of the Treasurer [37]

PRINCIPAL George Abeel Fund—1922, for the care of Abeel family portraits 500.00 Beekman Relics Fund—1911, gift of Gerard Beekman for the care of the Beekman relics 1,000.00 Waldron Phoenix Belknap, Jr., Fund—1950, bequest—articles to be exhibited by the Society at least once in each successive five years 15,000.00 Waldron Phoenix Belknap, Jr., Memorial Fund—1961, bequest of Rey Hutchings Belknap for the care of the Belknap collection and the acquisition and addition to said collection of portraits of members of families already represented therein. The said collection to be exhibited as a whole to the public at least once in every two years 20,000.00 Adelaide Milton de Groot Fund—1967, for the upkeep of heir­ looms given to the Society by the settlor during her lifetime . . 5,000.00 Edward C. Delafield Fund—1954, gift in 1945 with accruals, to be used for publishing or adding to the Society's Livingston and Delafield manuscripts, or for such other purposes as the Board of Trustees may deem appropriate 10,000.00 John Watts DePeyster Publication Fund—1858, consisting of 1,000 shares of which 850 have been sold, realizing $27,700, and increased by bequest in 1908 by $23,750, to defray, as far as possible, the expense of publishing the Collections of the Society 51,450.00 Asher B. Durand Memorial Fund—1936, bequest of Nora Durand Woodman, for the care of the Society's Durand paintings . . . 5,000.00 Louis Durr Gallery Fund—1882, for the purchase of pictures and the care of the Durr Gallery collection 8,000.00 Charles S. Fairchild Fund—1928, gift of his wife, for the care of relics and portraits donated by her 1,000.00 Lathrop Colgate Harper, Litt.D., Fund—1958, i960, and 1961, bequest of Mabel Herbert Harper, three-fourths for the pur­ chase in four equal amounts of (1) pre-1700 books, (2) 18th-. century books, (3) 19th-century books over 100 years pld, and (4) books on New York City and State over 100 years old, and additions to the Spanish-American War collection; and one- fourth for accruals to the fund 453,408.05 Mrs. Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund in Memory of Francis P. Harper—1958-60, bequest of Mabel Herbert Harper, three- fourths for the purchase of books over 100 years old and one- fourth for accruals to the fund 60,650.50 John Divine Jones Fund—1874,1878, for the publication of works relating to the early history of New York, and other American provinces 6,000.00 Wilmer R. Leech Fund—1968-76, gift of Mrs. Robert J. Malone for the purchase of manuscripts 7,500.00

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Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr., Bequest—1976, for preservation and ex­ hibition of collection 5,000.00 Irving McKesson Memorial Fund—1963, gift, for the purchase of manuscripts 5,000.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. William Middendorf II Fund—1967, gift, for the purchase of prints 1,000.00 Alice M. Muhlenfels Fund—1963, bequest, for the purchase of manuscripts 5,000.00 "Naval History Society Fund—1925, gift, for the care and increase of the Naval History Society Library, John S. Barnes Founda­ tion 15,753-35 Howland Gallatin PeU Binding Fund—1936, gift of his father, Howland Pell, for the binding of books 2,000.00 Stephen Whitney Phoenix Fund—1876,1878, bequest, for the in­ crease of the Phoenix Collection of Heraldry and Genealogy by the purchase of books 15,000.00 Schuyler Fund—1916, gift of the Misses Georgina and Louisa Lee Schuyler for the care of the Schuyler collection of portraits and relics and for other purposes 1,000.00 Fund of the Sons of Rhode Island in New York—1866, gift, for the purchase of works relating to the history of Rhode Island . . . 600.00 John Jay Watson Fund—1958, bequest of Eliza J. Watson, for the purchase of original American paintings of historical signifi­ cance 150,000.00 Susan M. Watson Binding Fund—1909, gift, for the binding of books 5,000.00 James B. Wilbur Fund—1935, bequest, for the purchase of books, manuscripts, and prints 100,000.00 George A. Zabriskie Binding Fund—1941-54, gifts and bequest, for the binding of books 15,000.00 Total $ 964,861.90 DONORS

Dr. Abram J. Abeloff Ernest A. Carvin Harry N. Abrams John A. Casais Tad Adoue C.B.S. Foundation The Adirondack Museum Barton Chapin, Jr. Mrs. Albert H. Aldridge Cincinnati Museum Association Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Alexander Hayward Cirker William Alexander Ms. Esther Clapp Kenneth Allen Donald E Clark Mrs. Vivian van H. Allen Joan S. Clark Andrew Alpern Arthur Wm. Coats Mrs. Herbert H. Anderson Dr. Hans H. Cohn James C. Anderson Lawrence J. Cohn Robert W Arnold III Colby College William Asadorian The Press of A. Colish, Inc. Warner G. Baird Miss Frances Collord Richard Brown Baker Margaret Gardette Corey and Richard R Baldwin Dorothy Hanson Arthur William Barlow Corning Glass Works Foundation Mrs. Hilary G. Barrett-Brown Daniel Cowin Dr. Robert S. Beekman Jarvis Cromwell The Beekman Family Association Mrs. Sylvia G. L. Dannett Mrs. Grace Belt Harry J. Datz Louis E Bishop Ralph P Davidson Mrs. Corwin Black Arthur H. Dean Mary Black Janet Dempsey James J. Blake Mrs. Gleb W Derujinsky Louis H. Blumengarten Winston De Ville Richard B. Bossard Heinz Dieterichs Willis A. Boughton Mrs. Isaac W Diggs John Bourck C. Douglas Dillon James Stanford Bradshaw Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, Inc. Mrs. Mary A. Brandwein Dover Publications, Inc. Andreas L. Brown Elizabeth Harriet Drew Miss Helen Brown Miss Julia Duffy James Brown Miss Emily Duke Mrs. Philip J. Brown Miss Martha W. Duke Richard Brown Estate of Charles E. Dunlap Bern K. Bullard, Jr. Miss Esther H. Dunn Hugh A. Dunne Mrs. R. O. Burnham Thomas J.. Dunnings, Jr. Eric T. Carlson Mrs. James Durgin Ms. Rose Carol Brother C. Edward, ES.C. Joseph C. Carter [39' [40] ANNUAL REPORT

Sol Elbaum Mrs. E. Cuyler Hammond Mrs. Marjorie Elmendorf George Delancey Hanger Samuel Epstein Estate of Miss Louise Hardenbrook Joseph Erdelyi, Jr. Mrs. George L. Harding Robert Ernst James Robert Harrington G. Randall Evans Mrs. Lawrence T. Harrington Richard P Evans Whitney Hartshorne Miss Caroline Ferriday Henry O. Havemeyer, Jr. Paul Ferster Ms. Mary Healy Mrs. O. D. Filley Clara Hell Miss Charlotte C. Finkel Mrs. Harold Henderson Mrs. Mary T. Flannelly Gordon Hendricks James Thomas Flexner William Hendricks Charles Bracelen Flood Stanley Herzman Miss Jean Foster James J. Heslin Roy A. Foulke Frank Hewitt Sam Freedman Elwood Hitchcock Ms. Muriel French Paul Hollister Mrs. Francis R Garvan Field Home Miss Margot Gayle Mrs. Wallace Horsley John Gemmill Mrs. Aline Kent Hurry Mrs. Mabel Scott Georgi Lillia Babbitt Hyde Foundation Carroll Gilleran Mrs. J. Swanton Ivy Miss Sue Adele Gillies Estate of Mrs. Andrew Jackson Dr. Susan Aurelia Gitelson Stuart A. Jackson Ephraim Gleichenhaus David A. Jacobs Robert G. Goelet David Jaffe Mrs. R. W. Goelet Ms. Irma B. Jaffe Henry L. Goldberg Foundation Louis James Mrs. William T. Golden David L. Jarret Stuart A. Goldman Dr. Janet Jeppson Bernard H. Goldstein Myrtle G. Jewett Douglas H. Gordon Lorand V Johnson Mrs. Josephine Gordon Warner R. Jordan Gramercy Park Foundation David M. Kahn John V Gray Melvin Keif us Thomas D. Green Joseph Kastner James R Gregory Dr. Raymond A. Katzell Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Griffis Mrs. John Kean Ms. Sibyl McC.Groff Robert Chesebrough Kennedy J. Owen Grundy Mrs. Jean Kerner J. Guevrekian Ethel M. King Estate The Guide Foundation, Inc. Benjamin J. Klebaner Mrs. LeRoy H.Hall Philip Klingle Mrs. Lyman R Hall Arthur T. Knowles Cynthia Blyth Halsey Mrs. Catherine S. Kopp Sinclair Hamilton Mrs. William C. Kopper Donors [41]

Norman Kotker Mrs. Rodman Montgomery Miss Elfrieda Kraege Mrs. Robert H. Montgomery, Jr. Charles Harrison Kraeger, Esq. Miss B-Ann Moorhouse Michael Kraus Mrs. Martha Morgan Mrs. Lawrence O. Kupillas Erwin T. Muller James D. Landauer John A. Munro Starling Lawrence Frank V. Mylod Ms. Vera Brodsky Lawrence National Endowment for the Arts Miss A. Harriet Leonard National Historical Publications Estate of Randall J. Leboeuf, Jr. Commission Mrs. Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr. Naval Order of the United States Mrs. Thomas Bailey Lee Kenneth Nebenzahl Harry Lehman Theodore Nelson Martin Leifer Arthur A. Nerson Mitchell Leventhal Kingdom of the Netherlands Mrs. Bruno D. Lever New York State Bicentennial Ms. Naomi Lifflander Commission John H. Lindenbusch New York State Council on the Arts T. E. Lipani Northampton Massachusetts Historical Edward Sands Litchfield Society R. McAllister Lloyd Ray O'Conner George Ernest Long, Jr. Ms. Phyllis Odiseos The Loomis Foundation Paul O'Dwyer Walter Lord Rev. Msgr. Patrick D. O'Flaherty John Lovari Bequest of Irving S. Olds David A. Lynch, Sr. Andrew Oliver Russell Lynes Orange County Community College Angus Macbeth Cyril Outerbridge Packwood Mrs. Malcolm S. MacKay John E Page Mrs. Mary MacKenzie Walter H.Page Mrs. James McCosh Magie Mrs. John C. Pallister Peter L. Malkin John Mason Parker III Mrs. Robert James Malone John E. Parsons Gunnar Maske Estate of John E. Parsons Mrs. Hazel Mathews Mrs. Harry H. Patrie John Mayer Estate of Samuel White Patterson Thomas M. McDade Howard H. Peckham Miss Margaret K. McElderry John H.G. Pell Miss Dorothy H. McGee Miss Ida Belle Perkins Floyd M. McMillan, Jr. KarlEPfeiffer John McNamara Joseph A. Phelan Steve McNeel Mrs. Warwick Potter Miss Elsa Meininger Alan Prescott Arthur A. Merrill Mrs. Kathryn Hall Proby Ms. Dorothy Mesney Judith C. Protas Roger N. Mohovich Ms. Doris G. Quinn Dagoberto Molerio Philip A. Rabenau [42] ANNUAL REPORT

Joseph and Edith Raskin Miss Wendy Shadwell Miss Evelyn Raskopf Don Sheldon Mrs. J. C. Rathbone Frederick M. Shelley J. W. Redmond Miss Constance Sherman T. J. L. Redmond Eric N. Shrubsole Oswald D. Reich Miss Isabel Shults Kenneth W Rendell Harvey Simmonds T. Oakley Rhinelander Miss Carol Sloss Rhode Island Corporation Miss L. May Sloss Mrs. Walter E. Richard Mrs. Dorothy Vernon Smith Miss Judith Richards Ms. Francis E. Smith Mrs. Hamilton B. Rider Miss Helen Burr Smith Mrs. Harold Roberts Society of Daughters of Holland Dames Mrs. Lee Roberts Society of Illustrators Nelson A. Rockefeller Victor D. Spark R James Roosevelt E J. Stephens Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace Ms. Madeleine B. Stern Mrs. Reginald R Rose Mrs. W R. Stewart Mrs. T. R. Rose Ben Stinchfield Jay G. Ruckel Mrs. J. Philip Stokes Jack Rudin Mrs. E S. Straus A. E. Ruffing FrankS. Streeter Mrs. Wright Rumbough Mrs. Diego Suarez Mrs. Robert Russell Ms. Susan Cochran Swanson Guy G. Rutherfurd William S. Talbot Hugo Rutherfurd Gilbert Tauber John R Rutherfurd Willard B. Taylor Winthrop Rutherfurd Mrs. Edwards H. TevriiS The Sach Foundation Louis Theriault Morris Saffron The Tinker Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Retha M. Sales Miss Rita Toy Ms. Linda Samter D. Thornburg Mrs. Sanford Samuel Louis Torres Mrs. Cynthia H. Sanford Trinity College Henry B. Sargent Mrs. Fred H. Turner, Jr. Donald B. Sayner Helen Van Oosten Athanase John Sbarounis Mrs. Janet Vickers Howard Schaetzle Alexander O. Vietor Morris U. Schappes Martin Vogel, Jr. Harold B. Schleifer Mrs. Rudolph von Fleugge Estate of Sarah Schieffelin Terry Walton William J. Schlicht, Jr. Leonard Wanzor, Jr. Leslie John Schreyer Mrs. Alan Ward Oscar Schreyer Miss Nancy Warfield Herbert Schwarz Miss Dorothy J. Warren Kenneth Scott Walter W. Weber, Jr. George C. Seward Ira Wells Donors [43]

Robert Fulton (1765-1815), portrait by John Vanderlyn. Bequest of Randall J. LeBoeuf, Jr.

Donald Wesely Lucius Wilmerding, Jr. Harry West Mrs. Ellen Wilson Arnold Whittridge The H. W. Wilson Foundation Maxwell Whiteman Gerard R. Wolfe Mrs. Francis D. Wiener Mr. and Mrs. Knight Woolley Robert K. Wiener Robert Wrist Miss Julia R Wightman Ms. EvaZeisel Rev.J.ChaseWillet Walter E Zeltman CARL OTTO VON KIENBUSCH

IT IS WITH DEEP REGRET that The New-York Historical Society records the death on February 23, 1976, in New York City, of Carl Otto von Kien­ busch. Mr. Kienbusch was born on November 21,1884, in the house at 12 East 74 Street, in which he died. He attended Chapin Collegiate School, later the Buckley School, from which he graduated in 1902 as class valedictorian. He attended Princeton University from September 1902 to June 1906, grad­ uating magna cum laude. During World War I, Mr. Kienbusch, inducted as first lieutenant, was promoted to captain. Princeton University and Wagner College awarded honorary degrees to Mr. Kienbusch. Despite an active business career in the cigar-leaf tobacco industry, Mr. Kienbusch had a number of avocations. He undertook the study and collect­ ing of ancient European arms and armor, formed an extensive library on fresh-water angling, and pursued an interest in the history of New York City. Mr. Kienbusch became a trustee of the Society in 1955 and served on the Library and Museum committees from that time. He was elected domestic corresponding secretary in 1965 and two years later corresponding secretary. The death of Mr. Kienbusch deprives us of a man whose advice and coun­ sel, whose generosity and support, were always available and constantly helpful. His estimable character, friendly nature, and loyalty to the Society will be greatly missed. 44] JOHN E. PARSONS

IT IS WITH DEEP REGRET that The New-York Historical Society records the death, on July 20,1976, in Harrison, New York, of John E. Parsons. Born on August 14,1903, Mr. Parsons attended St. Paul's School, Concord, New Hampshire, and Yale University, from which he received his A.B. de­ gree in 1925. He then entered Yale Law School, graduating in 1928. Follow­ ing graduation, Mr. Parsons was law clerk to Chief Justice William Howard Taftfrom 1928 to 1929. During World War II Mr. Parsons served in the United States Navy, beginning in 1942 as a lieutenant and leaving, in 1946, with the rank of commander. Elected a trustee of the Society in 1952, Mr. Parsons served as a member of the Committee on Publications and as its chairman from 1955 to 1964. From 1952 to 1964 he was also a member of the Committee on Law and Nominations in addition to serving on the Library Committee, of which he was chairman from 1963 to 1964. His interest in American history, dating from his undergraduate days continued throughout his life and expressed itself in the publication of articles and books in that field. The death of Mr. Parsons deprives us of a man whose advice, counsel, and helpfulness were always available. His estimable character, gentle humor, and loyalty to the Society will be greatly missed. [45] NECROLOGY

SUSTAINING PATRON 1973 Carl Otto von Kienbusch February 23

PATRONS 1966 Edward C. Delafield April 21 1966 John E. Parsons July 20

LIFE 1930 William Kelby Allison May 11 1973 Clifford W Michel March 8 1928 James Lenox Porter September 20 1938 Miss Edna H. Robertson March 3

PINTARD FELLOWS 1967 Mrs. Frederick B. Adams April 17 1967 Miss Desiree L. Franklin February 5

SUSTAINING 1975 Dr. Robert Stone Grinnell October 3

ANNUAL 1970 John Byron Armstrong February 29 1971 Edward K. Bachman November 3 1946 Carl Carmer September 11 1962 George D. Friou January 13 1976 Herbert L. Kleinfield December 10 1975 John S. Van E. Kohn December 18 1967 Adrian C. Leiby February 16 1965 Mrs. Lee B. Mailler July 11 1973 Henry R. Mecinski July 23 1972 Miss Helen E. Tyson September 26 1968 William A. Vawter, III April 21

ASSOCIATE 1947 George L. McKay January 17

RESEARCH 1972 Miss Susan E. Lyman September 13

[46] MEMBERS OF THE NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY REVISED TO DECEMBER 31, 1976

HONORARY MEMBERS Chambrun; Rene Comte de, 1957 Lafayette, Philippe Sahune Comte de, 1957 Harriman, W. Averell, 1956 ^Rockefeller, Nelson A., 1959 Hispanic Society of America, 1907 Wilson, Malcolm, 1974 Kirk, Grayson L., 1954

SUSTAINING PATRONS Beekman, Robert S., M.D., 1975 Heaphy, Mrs. William G., 1972 Rutherford, John, Jr., 1974 Beekman, Mrs. Robert S., 1976 Hendricks, Mrs. Henry S., 1972 Scott, Mrs. Ethel McC, 1972 Goelet, Robert G., 1972 McCullough, John G., 1972 Vietor, Alexander O., 1972 Goelet, Mrs. Robert Walton, Rockefeller, Rodman C., 1972 Vietor, Mrs. Alexander O., 1972 1972 Rose, Mrs. Reginald E, 1976

PATRONS 'Bailey, Miss Rosalie Fellows, Harvey, Mrs. Alexander Duer, Montgomery, Mrs. Rodman B., 1947 1972 1976 Barratt-Brown, Mrs. Hilary, Hellman, Mrs. Geoffrey T., 1972 'Oliver, Andrew, 1970 1954 Jay, Miss Frances, 1972 Poor, Mrs. Walter S., 1968 Boni, Albert, 1972 Kean, Mrs. John, 1973 Shults, Miss Isabel, 1975 Brown, Miss Margaret L., 1973 "Landauer, James D., i960 Streeter, Frank S., 1972 Cromwell, Jarvis, 1967 Lloyd, R. McAllister, 1970 Waters, Mrs. Gratia R., 1966 Fox, Mrs. Lawrence W., 1972 Malone, Mrs. Robert J., 1972 Whitehead, A. Pennington, Garrison, Mrs. Lloyd Kirkham, Middendorf, J. William, II, 1972 1972 1972 Williams, Rodney W, 1955 Greenspan, Mrs. Benjamin, 1975 *Patron by succession

FELLOWS Dewart, Thomas W., 1950 Livingston, Goodhue, Jr., i960 Shircliffe, Harold A., 1954

LIFE MEMBERS Abeloff, Abram J., M.D., 1942 Andrews, George Clinton, M.D., Bailey, Thomas, 1963 Adams, Miss Clare, 1944 1953 Bailey-Yavondette, Miss Marey, Adams, Mrs. Frank L., 1949 Aquilina, Charles L., 1975 197S Adams, Mrs. Julian W., 1957 Armstrong, Brig. Gen. Donald, Baker, Mrs. Harry, 1964 Aldrich, Hon. Richard S., 1965 USA, 1921 Baker, Louis C, 1975 Aldridge, Mrs. Albert, 1963 Armstrong, Lt. Col. Francis T, Barber, John Thompson, 1955 Allen, Hale R., 1972 USA, 1936 Benjamin, Miss Mary A., 1945 Alpern, Andrew, 1973 Armstrong, J. Sinclair, 1938 Bilane, John E., 1976 [47] [48] ANNUAL REPORT

Binger, Walter D., 1973 Dunnigan, Miss Mary, 2960 Horton, William Benton, 2934 Bishop, Louis E, M.D., 1934 Durgin, Mrs. James H., 2960 Houghton, Arthur A., Jr., 2958 Bissell, Mrs. Alfred Elliott, 1963 DuRocher, Mrs. Linus E, 2961 Hyde, William Henry, 2964 Blackwell, William Leslie, 1974 Blake, James J., 2961 Eberhart, Richard, 2963 James, Donald Leigh, 2976 Block, Edward E., 1975 Eberstadt, Lindley, 2957 Jarcho, Saul, M.D., 2946 Blum, Peterffl 1964 Embriano, Anthony, 2963 Jockwig, Charles, 2972 Blumengarten, Louis H., 1975 Estes, Mrs. William L., 3d, 2974 Johnson, Joseph Charles, 2973 Bogert, William R., 2942 Jones, Charles W., 2953 Boni, Mrs. Albert, 1971 Fay, Mrs. William Rodman, 2974 Jones, E. Powis, 2972 Boos, Mrs. Sterling, 1938 Feigen, Richard L., 2975 Jordan, Philip H., Jr., 2962 Booton, Mrs. John Griffeth, 1908 Fey, Mrs. Michael, 2962 Borten, Mrs. Walter, 1967 Finkel, Mrs. Charlotte C, 2964 Kean, John, 2966 Botty, Isaiah A., 1968 Fleischman, Lawrence A., 2959 Kean, Stewart B., 2966 Brummer, Harold M., 1926 Forbes, Griswold, 2940 Kelby, Robert Hendre, 2d, 2928 Budin, Elbert, 1970 Foster, Mrs. Robert, 2960 Kennedy, Robert Chesebrough, Buhler, Curt E, 1958 French, Bruce H., 1974 1972 Bullard, Bern Kennedy, Jr., 1944 Friedman, Frank A., 2976 King, James Gore, 2963 Koke, Richard J., 2962 Cantalupo, Joseph, 1967 Gallatin, James E, 2964 Kopper, Mrs. William C, 2958 Carter, William J., 1964 Garbisch, Col. Edgar W., 2948 Kozlow, Robert Donald, 2959 Cassilly, Mrs. Thomas A., 1971 Garfield, Rev. Donald L., 2969 Kraeger, Charles Harrison, 2937 Catlin, Daniel, M.D., 1953 Gerard, Col. James W., 2973 Kurcitis, Miss Lilly, 2952 Chanler, William Astor, igS3 Goelet, Francis, 2962 Chutjian, Mrs. Samuel, 1966 Goldberg, Arthur A., 2976 Landar, Herbert J., 2968 Clark, Mrs. Ray Olive, 1976 Golden, Mrs. William T., 2973 Landauer, Miss Beverly, 2972 Coles, H. R. Remsen, Jr., 1920 Goldstone, Harmon H., 2972 Lattimer, John K., M.D., 2975 Colgate, Craig, 1963 Gordon, Miss Vera Julia, 2960 Lawrence, Mrs. Charles C, 2975 Cook, John Alfred, M.D., 1974 Gourary, Mrs. Paul, 2966 Lawrence, Mrs. Vera Brodsky, Cowan, Mrs. Louis G., 1962 Gregory, James E, 2976 2972 Cowin, Daniel, 1973 Grombach, Brig. Gen. John V, Lazare, Edward, 2963 Cox, Allyn, 1971 1954 Lazare, Mrs, Edward, 2964 Crawford, John M., Jr., 1976 Lee, Mrs. Thomas Bailey, 2976 Cruikshank, Douglas M., 1926 Haacker, Mrs. Fred C, 2963 Lenk, Richard W., Jr., 2973 Cushman, Paul, M.D., 1973 Haas, George C, 2954 Leonard, Miss Ann Harriet, 2974 Cutter, Robert A., 1964 Hall, Bernard H., M.D., 2976 Lewis, C. McKenzie, Jr., 2949 Halpin, James H., 2970 Lincoln, James, M.D., 2940 Danforth, George H., 1963 Halsband, Robert, 2967 Lindquist, H. L., 2968 Dangerfield, George, 1958 Halsey, Miss Cynthia Blyth, 2972 Loomis, Mrs. Alfred Lee, Jr., Dannett, Mrs. Sylvia G. L., 1969 Hamilton, Sinclair, 2952 2972 daPonte, Mrs. Thomas S., 1972 Hand, William H., 2973 Lucas, Edward J., Jr., 2972 Davidson, Sidney W., 2946 Hanger, George DeLancey, 2964 Davis, Miss Abigail, 2976 Hanks, Col. Stedman Shumway, Maass, Richard, 1973 Davis, Shelby Cullom, 2945 2963 Mackay, Mrs. Helen R., 2943 Deutsch, Mrs. Alvin, 2973 Harding, Mrs. John Mason, 2969 Martin, Henry Bradley, 2973 Dillon, C. Douglas, 2972 Hawkes, John L., 2973 McAlpin, Townsend M., 2974 Dilworth, J. Richardson, 1972 Hellman, Geoffrey T., 2963 McCormack, John E, Jr., 2972 Drew, Charles V, 2963 Hendricks, Gordon, 2963 McGlynn, Miss Cecile G., 2972 Drew, Mrs. Elizabeth H., 2963 Henry, J. Campbell, 2947 McKesson, Malcolm Forbes, Duffy, Miss Julia A., 2974 Heslin, James J., 2964 1939 Dunn, Miss Esther H., 2972 Home, Mrs. Katherine M., 2960 Mead, Edgar Thorn, Jr., 1965 Members [49]

Meininger, Miss Elsa, 2959 Raganati, Thomas A., 2958 Spark, Victor D., 2964 Melville, Ward, 2953 Raynolds, Mrs. David R., 2966 Stachiw, Mrs. Joan L., 2963 Meyer, Nicholas, 2957 Reese, William W., 2963 Sterling, Mrs. Edward C, 2973 Michaels, Mrs. Pearl, 2976 Reilly, Paul G., 2964 Stillman, Chauncey D., 2920 Morchand, Charles C, 2963 Remensnyder, John Paul, 2954 Stix, Edgar R., II, 2973 Morrell, John Dorrance, 2963 Riker, William C, 2966 Stokes, Mrs. J. G. Phelps, 2962 Morris, Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur, Riley, Miss Elizabeth M., 2969 Straus, Mrs. Donald B., 2972 19^7 Robinson, James Archer, 2964 Streeter, Thomas W, 2963 Myers, Andrew. B., 2964 Robinton, George B., 2949 Szladits, Mrs. Charles, 2972 Myers, Mrs. Halsted H., 2962 Rockefeller, David, 2973 Myers, William E., 2966 Russell, Miss Ellen M. T., 2970 Tishman, Jeffrey R., 2975 Tourtellot, Arthur Bernon, 2963 Sack, Harold M., 2974 Trevor, Mrs. John B., 2932 Nachtsheim, Richard J., 2974 Schieffelin, William Jay, Jr., 2953 Turner, Miss Helen Adele, 2953 Nathan, Edgar J., 3d, 2948 Schiff, Mrs. Harry, 2964 Neumark, Mrs. Kathryn, 2972 Schimmel, Stuart B., 2963 Ulman, Jacob Jay, 2944 Newsome, Miss Katherine V, Schneider, Miss Diane R., 2974 1963 Schneider, Joseph A., 2973 Valentine, Mrs. Edward R., 2970 Nicholson, John E, 2964 Schwartz, Mrs. Samuel, 1974 von Bulow, Claus, 2974 Nickerson, Eugene Hoffman, Schwarz, Herbert, 2963 1931 Schwarz, Robert, 2964 Walker, Eugene Hoffman, 2928 Schweitzer, Thomas E, 2963 Walker, John Baldwin, Jr., 2928 Olavario, Mrs. Josefina, 2965 Seward, George C, 2975 Ward, Harry Edwin, Jr., 2955 Orvis, Schuyler Adams, Jr., 2937 Seymour, Whitney North, 2956 Warren, Walter Phelps, 2970 Shelare, Robert E, 2959 Watson, Edward B., 1966 Parker, K. Lawrence, 2966 Sherman, Miss Constance D., Wien, Lawrence A., 2976 Parton, James, 2957 1959 Wightman, Miss Julia, 1972 Paterno, Mrs. Michael E., 2932 Sherman, Miss Corinne A., 2904 Williams, Mrs. Earl Kress, 2962 Peacher, William G., M.D., 2970 Skillin, Mrs. J. Harper, 2937 Williams, Harold D., 2964 Pell, John, 2925 Smith, Miss Dorothy Valentine, Williams, Robert E, 2959 Perse, August A., 1974 1945 Wilmerding, Lucius, Jr., 2957 Phelps, Phelps, 1927 Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, Wilson, R. L., 2976 Polin, Raymond, 2947 2972 Wood, Dudley P. K., 1963 Porter, Frank Brinley, 2928 Smith, Mrs. Lawrence M. C, Wunsch, Eric M., 2964 Powers, Mrs. A. E., 2963 2964 Poyta, Simon B., D.D.S., 2972 Snyder, Philip H., 2969 Zabriskie, William I., 2935 Prentis, Edmund A., 3d, 2952 Sonnenberg, Benjamin, 2964 Zuckerbraun, Matthew A., 1975

PINTARD FELLOWS Abrams, Harry N., 2975 Brooks, David Hall, M.D., 2975 Davidson, Mrs. Joan K., 2975 Adams, Frederick B., Jr., 2967 Bryan, Robert E, 2967 Debevoise, Mrs. Clay, 2972 Alexander, William H., 2972 de Neufville, Hugo, 2973 Altschul, Arthur G., 2972 Campbell, Mrs. Crawford J., Durgin, Mrs. James H., 2967 Austin, Gabriel, 2970 2967 Cary, Guy, 2967 Eberstadt, Lindley, 2967 Baker, R. Palmer, Jr., 2967 Childs, Edward E, M.D., 2972 Beekman, Robert S., M.D., 2967 Cirker, Hayward, 2972 Feinberg, Maurice, 2976 Beha, James J., 2973 Clark, William S., M.D., 2975 Fleming, John E, 2967 Bishop, Louis E, M.D., 1967 Cook, John A., M.D., 2975 Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Frederick, Bloom, Mrs. M. G., 2973 Cromwell, Jarvis, 2967 2968 [50] ANNUAL REPORT

Goelet, Francis, 1967 Lord, Walter, 2967 Schwarz, Robert, 2967 Goelet, Robert G., 2967 Scott, Stanley DeForest, 1972 Goldstone, Harmon H., 2969 Macy, Mrs. George, 2975 Seymour, Whitney North, 2967 Gourary, Mrs. Paul, 2967 Malone, Mrs. Robert James, 2967 Shrubsole, Eric N., 2972 Grace, Charles M., 2970 Manice, Mrs. Hayward E, 2967 Siegbert, Mrs. Henry, 2974 Grace, Mrs. Charles M., 2970 Marion, Louis J., 2972 Sonnenberg, Benjamin, 2969 Gregory, James E, 2970 Melville, Ward, 2967 Still, Bayrd, 2967 Gutman, Walter K., 2976 Middendorf, J. William, II, 2967 Streeter, Frank S., 2967 Mohun, C. Peabody, 2967 Streeter, Henry S., 2967 Hall, Lewis Rutherfurd M., Mohun, Mrs. C. Peabody, 2972 Streeter, Thomas W., 2969 2976 Myers, Andrew B., 2967 Streeter, Mrs. Thomas W., 2967 Halpin, James H., 2973 Strobridge, James G., 2967 Havemeyer, Harry W., 2969 Nebenzahl, Kenneth, 2972 Sua'rez, Mrs. Diego, 2974 Held, Huyler C, 2970 Newman, Kenneth M., 2967 Hellman, Geoffrey T, 2967 Tanenbaum, Charles J., 2975 Heslin, James J., 2967 Oliver, Andrew, 2967 Thompson, Ralph, 2967 Holden, Arthur C, 2973 Oliver, Andrew, Jr., 2976 Tyng, Mrs. Lila, 2970 Holden, Mrs. Arthur C, 2967 Oliver, Daniel, 2976 Houghton, Arthur A., Jr., 2967 Patterson, Jerry E., 2967 Vanderbilt, Mrs. Gertrude D., Hugo, Harold, 2967 Patterson, Mrs. Robert Lee, 2967 1974 Plimpton, Francis T. E, 2973 Vietor, Alexander O., 2967 Irwin, Charles J., 2973 Poor, Mrs. Walter S., 2967 Irwin, John N., II, 2967 Warren, Walter Phelps, 2973 Reese, William W., 2967 Weins, Leo M., 2973 Kaplan, Mrs. Jacob M., 2970 Reese, Willis fc M., 2967 Whitehead, A. Pennington, 1972 Kara, Gerald B., M.D., 2972 Riley, Miss Elizabeth M., 2976 Whitman, Hon. Charles S., Jr., Kaufmann, Edgar, Jr., 2970 Robbins, Leonard J., 2976 197S Kean, Mrs. John, 2967 Rose, Mrs. Reginald E, 2967 Whitridge, Arnold, 2967 Kirschenbaum, David, 2967 Rudin, Jack, 2967 Wilmerding, Mrs. Cutting, 2972 Wilmerrjing, Henry A., 2967 Landauer, James D., 2967 Schimmel, Stuart B., 2975 Wilmerding, Lucius, Jr., 2967 Lassiter, Miss Barbara B., 2976 Schoff, James S., 1968 Wilson, Mrs. Carmel, 2975 Lawrence, Mrs. Charles G, 2975 Schoff, James S., Jr., 2975 Wunderlich, Rudolf G., 2967 Leifer, Martin, 2971 Schwarz, Herbert, 2972 Wunsch, Eric M., 2967

CORPORATE MEMBERS American Heritage Publishing Milberg Factors, Inc., 2975 Sotheby Parke Bernet, Inc., 2976 Co., Inc., 2964 New York State Museum, 2973 Time, Incorporated, 2976 W. N. Banks Foundation, 2973 Reader's Digest, 2975

SUSTAINING MEMBERS Adoue, Tad, 2972 Birnbaum, Mark S., 2975 Campbell, Douglass, 2973 Aldrich, Hulbert S., 2973 Blume, Milton James, 2973 Carr, James E, 2975 Anderson, Mrs. Henry H., 2968 Bonsai, Hon. Dudley B., 2969 Chamberlin, W. Macy, 2971 Bunzl, Julius V, 2970 Coates, Miss Helen G., 2973 Baker, Richard Brown, 2970 Burton, Frank H., Jr., 2975 Cohn, Lawrence J., 2975 Bastedo, Philip, 2973 Bush, Donald E, 2973 Combes, Miss Renee L., 2974 Biberman, Mrs. David, 2975 Couper, Richard W., 2972 Beit, Hugo, 2973 Cumings, Thayer, 2972 Bienstock, Peter A., 2967 Caldiero, Frank, 2974 Cushman, Mrs. A., 2973 Members [5i]

Deutsch, Mrs. B. G, 2974 Manheim, Grant Coffin, 2974 Schumach, Murray, 2972 DeVille, Winston, 2976 Marion, John L., 2973 Seeger, Feter, 2976 Dodge, Cleveland E., 2972 Marx, Henry M., 2972 Seligson, Miss Harriet, 2975 Dorman, Mrs. William R., 2976 McElderry, Miss Margaret K., Smith, W. Mason, 2972 Dwan, Miss Margaret Mary, 1972 Speck, Reinhard S., M.D., 2976 1976 Menschel, Richard L., 2967 Stanton, L. Lee, 2972 Meyer, Henry Martin, 2976 Steinway, Henry Z., 2973 Ewen, William H., 2964 Miller, John W. H., 2976 Stephenson, Carroll Deane, 2974 Molerio, Dagoberto, 2976 Stookey, Ms. Lee, 1974 Fabricant, Herbert J., 2964 Morley, Mrs. Daniel, 2975 Studer, Mrs. Augustus C, Jr., Ferguson, Robert J., 2969 Morris, William, 2972 2972 Fremont, Vincent, 2975 Murray, Henry A., MJ>-, 2975 Taft, Robert W, 2976 Garvan, Mrs. Francis E, 2973 Nevitt, Cedric R., 2972 Taylor, Willard B., 2974 Golden, Jack, 2968 Newman, Mrs. Harry Shaw, 2975 Thacher, Thomas, 2968 Granger, David, 2973 Thomas, Miss Betty J., 2976 Parsonage, Douglas G., 2967 Tilton, Miss Eleanor M., 2968 Hadley, Morris, 2973 Pease, Perry R., 2973 Tuchman, Mrs. Barbara, 2975 Haims, Miss Lynn, 2974 Pflueger, Mrs. Edward M., 2976 Harms, Walter L., 2969 Pitkin, Thomas M., 2976 Unger, Mrs. Edna W., 2972 Harrison, Clive Gwynne G, 2975 Potter, Mrs. Warwick, 2973 Heisler, Michael A., 2970 Preston, Percy, Jr., 2976 Housman, Mrs. Charles, 2968 Protas, Miss Judith C, 2973 Vilas, Franklin E., 2972 Hoving, Walter, 2972 Hutchens, John K., 2973 Rankin, Joseph T., 2975 Walton, Mrs. Dorothy Dana, Reichner, Morgan S. A., 2970 1976 Jagendorf, Moritz A., 2965 Richardson, Edgar E, 2972 Ward, Raymond M., 2974 Ritter, David, 2976 Waterbury, Mrs. Lester E., 2976 Kahan, Mrs. William L., 1975 Roosevelt, E James, 2965 Werro, E J., 2966 Karpel, Bernard, 2975 Rosenman, Mervin, 2975 Wheeler, Edwin J., 2973 Kring, Walter Donald, 2974 Rosston, Edgar C, 2976 White, Mrs. Alexander M., 2973 White, Mrs. John Campbell, LeBoeuf, Mrs. Randall, J., Jr., Sachs, Arthur G., 2976 2973 2976 Samuel, Mrs. Sanford, 2973 Wiener, Mrs. Francis D., 2976 Lietzmann, Miss Sabina, 2974 Scharman, Mrs. Frida, 2967 Wilentz, Elias S., 2973 Look, E. Townsend, 2973 Scheider, Edward J., 2976 Wood, Mrs. J. Frank, 2976 Lynes, Russell, 1969 Schling, Mrs. Max, 2976 Woolley, Knight, 2973 Malkin, Mrs. Peter L., 2972 Schlosser, Alfred M., 2975 Worcester, Dean K., 2972

ANNUAL MEMBERS Abbe, James, 2972 Akashi, Mrs. Yasushi, 2976 Armstrong, Miss Julia Ruth, 2964 Abounader, Miss Jean, 2975 Alexander, Herbert K., 2967 Arnof, Mrs. Dorothy S., 2975 Adams, Mrs. Daniel Putnam, Alexander, Mrs. Herbert K., 2967 Arnold, Mrs. Arthur Z., 2972 2968 Allegaert, Winthrop J., 2975 Aronson, Julian, 2966 Adams, Douglas E, 2975 Allen, Leon A., Jr., 2974 Asbury, Miss Edith Evans, 2975 Addoms, Dale Wentwort, 2972 Amadon, Dean, 2975 Ashforth, H. Adams, 2955 Adelson, Richard H., 2975 Anderson, James C, 2975 Aspinwall, Richard G, 2974 Adler, Matthew, 2975 Andress, Miss Charlotte E, 2964 Atkins, Ronald Raymond, 2955 Agnew, Peter R., 2972 Apple, Lawrence B., 2974 Auchincloss, Louis S., 2964 Aimone, Alan C, 2975 Arader, W. Graham III, 2975 Austin, John H. M., M.D., 2973 [52] ANNUAL REPORT

Babbitt, Miss Katherine M., 2972 Bloom, Steven, 2976 Burnham, Alan, 2976 Bader, Louis, 2965 Bloom, Mrs. William, 2972 Burnham, Koert D., 2957 Baer, Mrs. Harry, 2973 Blum, Mrs. John A., 2962 Bums, Fred H., 2975 Bailey, Mrs. Clarence, 2974 Blumberg, Howard G., 2958 Burrows, Mrs. H. Morris, 2974 Baker, David R., 2973 Blume, Kenneth John, 2976 Burrows, Henry Morris, 2976 Baker, Frank C, 2972 Boardman, Gerard, 2974 Burrows, Lorenzo, 2975 Baker, Gilbert Harlow, 2967 Bogart, Bruce Ian, 2976 Butler, Miss Mary M., 2972 Baker, Harold d'O, 2975 Bogen, Hyman, 2972 Butterfield, Roger, 2945 Baker, Mrs. Myra M., 2973 Bogert, Fredrick W., 2973 Button, William H., M.D., 2973 Ball, Edward C, 2974 Bohlert, George W., 2973 Buys, Mrs. Barbara Smith, 2967 Barbaro, Frank T., Jr., 2972 Bolton, Mrs. J. Lewis, 2976 Byrne, Brendan, 2962 Barlow, William, 2975 Bonner, Paul H., Jr., 2975 Byrne, Peter J., 2976 Barnett, Mrs. Thomas E., 2975 Bonner, Mrs. Paul H., Jr., 2975 Baron, Miss Carol A., 2976 Boomer, Mrs. J. McMaster, 2974 Caesar, Irving, 2952 Barone, J. A., 2964 Borecky, Michael, M.D., 2975 Caffrey, Thomas J., 2972 Barrett, Mrs. Linton Lomas, 2974 Bowen, George Loveridge, M.D., Cahoon, Herbert, 2966 Barry, Miss Miranda R., 2975 1974 Caldiero, Dominick E, 2975 Barry, Philip A., 2976 Bowen, Louis W., 2975 Callahan, Rev. Brian E, 2975 Basch, Ms. Norma, 2976 Boysen, Peter A., 2976 Callanan, Philip W, 2975 Bass, Hyman E., M.D., 2975 Bradley, Harry E, 2975 Cantwell, Robert, 2960 Baten, Miss Susan Jill, 2976 Bradshaw, Michael Hoben, 2973 Carey, Michael J., 2975 Bates, Miss Elizabeth Bidwell, Brady, Ms. Kathryn M., 2969 Carlson, Eric T, M.D., 2964 1973 Brager, Bruce, 2976 Carol, Miss Rose, 2972 Bayer, Mrs. Merwin, 2975 Braislin, Gordon S., 2962 Carosso, Vincent E, 2976 Beane, George H., 2974 Brandt, Peter. H., 2975 Carpenter, Ralph E., Jr., 2952 Beard, Miss Geraldine, 2965 Braun, Miss Judith, 2976 • Carson, Gerald Hewes, 2953 Beckhardt, Mrs. Elly, 2974 Brennan, Miss Jane, 2976 Casais, John A., 2964 Beebe, Ms. Lynn A., 2970 Brereton, Miss Virginia, 2975 Casmer, Mrs. Beatrice Burke, Belfiore, Anthony, 2976 Brewer, Mrs. George E., 2973 2976 Belkin, Mrs. Abby, 2976 Brewer, H. Peers, 2963 Casselman, William A., 2972 Bell, Ms. Gertrude E., 2976 Brewer, Joseph, 2975 Castedo, Leopold, 2976 Beller, Daniel, 2976 Brian, J. M., 2966 Cavanagh, Edward E, Jr., 2972 Benkard, Franklin Bardett, 2972 Brill, Edmund Rogers, 2964 Chandler, Mrs. Fremont A., 2965 Bergos, Henry, 2975 Britz, E. E, Jr., 2975 Chandler, Porter R., 2973 Broecker, Miss Louise, 2974 Berkeley, Ms. Kathleen Chapin, Rev. Oliver T, 2976 Brotherton, William W., 1972 Christine, 2976 Chappell, Russell E., 2975 Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Sherrer, Berkin, Miss Carol, 2976 Chasen, Everett, 2976 Berman, Rabbi Howard A., 2974 1973 Chernofsky, Jacob L., 2973 Bernard, Edward G., 2973 Brown, Mrs. Philip J., 2950 Childs, Miss Frances S., 2957 Berner, Andrew, 2976 Brown, Richard H., 2969 Christen, Robert J., 2969 Bianchi, Mrs. A..H., 2975 Brown, Robert Spencer C, 2976 Ciliberti, Anthony, 2962 Bien,JRobert L., 2975 Browne, Mrs. Robert E, 2960 Clark, Donald E, 2976 Birnbaum, Henry, 2965 Brownell, George A., 2973 Clark, Miss Edna E., 2964 Black, Mrs. Corwin, 2976 Brownell, Pierre, 2976 Clark, Mrs. Lincoln, 2976 Black, Michael L., 2966 Buckalter, Mrs. Adele, 2972 Clark, Mrs. William S., 2969 Blackburn, Roderic H., 2974 Buckhout, George Atherton, Clarke, Miss Clorinda, 2965 Blair, Miss Kathleen A., 2970 1969 Clarke, Miss Janet Rogers, 2976 Blanke, Howard, 2972 Buckley, John T., 2963 Clarke, Richard Warner, 2972 Blay, John S., 2960 " Budka, Metchie J. E., 2958 Clivette-Aikens, Mrs. Juanyta,' Blayney, Mrs. Molly, 2975 Bulkley, Mrs. David T, 2973 1953 Bloom, Mrs. Anna, 2974 Burke, Richard A., 2976 Coates, Mrs. Robert E, 2963 Members [53]

Coffin, George Jarvis, M.D., 2973 Dec, Mrs. Dorothy H., 2975 Dunn, Mrs. William H., 2973 Cohen, Sheldon S., 2967 DeCamp, Frederick W., 2965 Dunne, Hugh A., 2975 Cohn, Hans H., 2973 Dederick, Donald H., 2970 Dupuy, Ernest J., 2972 Cole, Mrs. Maud D., 2967 DeFilippo, John E, 2972 Durnin, Richard G., 2965 Cole, Miss Phyllis L., 2965 Dege, Miss Barbara, 1976 Durst, David M., 2972 Colligan, Rev. Joseph E, 2976 Delaney, Edmund T, 2966 Dyott, Mrs. G. M., 2966 Collins, Robert C, 2975 de Leeuw, Hendrik, 2963 Colman, Michael A., 2970 DeLong, Thomas Anderton, II, Eastwood, Robert S., 2976 Colt, Charles C, Jr., 2975 2962 Edie, Mrs. Robert V. T, 1976 Comly, Mrs. Samuel, 2975 Dembart, Lee, 2972 Edmonds, Robert G., 2965 Condon, David E, 2973 Dempsey, Miss Janet, 2974 Edsall, Mrs. John R., 2972 Conger, Mrs. Frederic, 2975 Denisof, Miss Antoingtte, 2975 Edward, Brother C, FSC, 2969 Consor, Mrs. James B., 2975 Deon, John, Jr., 2975 Edwards, George D., 2974 Cook, Charles W. 2976 Deutsch, Irvin, M.D., 2975 Egly, T. W, Jr., 2970 Cornish, Robert L., 2974 Devereux, Alvin, 2972 Ehle, Ralph Veeder, 2962 Cortis, Miss Evelyn, 2975 De Vincent, Joseph A., 2976 Einstein, Mrs. Alice, 2967 Covington, Miss Mary W., 2976 Diamant, Lincoln, 2976 Elbaum, Harry, 2972 Cox, Mrs. La Wanda, 2966 Dias, Mrs. Thelma, 2969 Emmet, Grenville T., 2963 Cox, Robert G., 2976 diButera, Mrs. Virginia White, Endo, Robert Akira, 2976 Craig, George M., 2968 2967 Engel, Charles D., 2975 Cristantiello, Philip D., 2974 Didder, Gerald, 2968 English, Miss Mary O'Connor, Cromwell, David E., 2964 Dierickx, Miss Mary, 2973 Cromwell, Mrs. Jarvis, 2972 Dillon, Ellery John, 2975 197S Cromwell, Mrs. Roger J. K., 2974 DiNardo, Robert, 2976 Erdman, David V, 2969 Cross, W. Dennis, 2974 D'Innocenzo, Michael N., 2965 Ernst, Robert, 2973 Cross, Miss Diana H., 2975 Dobin, Solomon S., 2969 Evans, Mrs. Martin, 2972 Evers, Alf, 2972 Crowell, Mrs. Noyes A., 2970 Doggett, Miss Marguerite V, Ezequelle, Miss Betty J., 2966 Cummings, G. Clark, 2974 2967 Cunningham, John J., 2972 Dolan, James A., 2974 Curr, Thomas Leighton, 2972 Dolan, Paul, 2974 Falkowski, Mrs. Ann, 2968 Curran, Thomas J., 2959 Donahue, Frank M., 2973 Fangboner, Donald E, 2974 Cushing, Rev. Charles B., 2972 Donohue, Thomas J., 2972 Fanuele, Vincent, 2976 Donovan, Wally, 2975 Farber, Ms. Susan, 2976 D'Alessandro, Mrs. Frank S., Dornfest, Walter, 2962 Farr, C. Sims, 2973 1974 Doty, Miss Dorothy, 2975 Farrar, Frederic B., 2972 Dalgliesh, Miss Holly, 2976 Dow, Orrin B., 2969 Farrell, Dennis J., 2976 Dallara, Mark John, 2976 Dowd, Bro. Philip M., ES.C, Faust, Irvin, 2976 Damiano, George, 2976 2976 Faust, Mrs. Jean, 2976 Darby, Lawrence A., Ill, 2975 Downen, Miss Karen Helen, Fein, Albert, 2976 Darragh, Miss Frances A., 2972 1975 Feinberg, Bernard S., M.D., 2975 Darvick, Herman M., 2973 Downer, Mrs. Halsey S., 2976 Feldblum, Ms. Mary, 2974 Davidson, Bruce S. 2976 Downer, Miss Katharine, 2976 Felton, Harold W, 1976 Davidson, Mrs. Marion, 2958 Doyle, James J., 2972 Fennell, Michael M., 2975 Dawidowicz, Mrs. Lucy S., 2976 Doyle, James M., 2975 Fessenden, Jerald Dillon, 2973 Dawkins, Gerald E, 2956 Draffin, Mrs. Norman E, 2976 Field, Arthur Norman, 2975 Day, E M. B., 2975 Draisner, Mrs. Max, 2975 Fields, Mrs. Gladys J., 2976 Day, Robert M., M.D., 2975 Drazen, Mrs. Sydney, 2974 Figueroa, Miss Loida, 2975 Deak, Mrs. Gloria-Gilda, 2975 Dubin, Michael J., 2965 Fincher, E. B., 2972 Dean, Arthur Hobson, 2969 Duchein, Miss Lacrasia, 2976 Fischer, Barbara, 2975 Dearing, Albin, 2975 Duermyer, Louis, 2975 Fischler, Steven, 2975 Dearmont, Nelson S., i960 Dunn, Vincent J., 2976 FitzGerald, Mrs. Gerald, 2972 [54] ANNUAL REPORT

FitzGerald, James L., 2969 Gavan, Gordon S., 2973 Grant, Mrs. Wheadon M., 2969 Fleming, Thomas J., 2962 Gayle, Miss Margot, 2967 Graham, Ms. Laurie, 2973 Flexner, James Thomas, 2956 Geisinger, Ms. Marion, 2976 Gratz, Mrs. Roberta Brandes, Flood, Charles B., 2972 Geismar, Miss Joan H., 2976 1975 Fogarty, Frank, 2975 Gelfand, Marvin, 2972 Gray, Mrs. Barbara, 2975 Fogarty, Michael L., 2976 Geller, Leonard, 2976 Graymont, Miss Barbara, 2974 Fomerand, Miss Raissa, 2975 George, Joseph, Jr., 2976 Green, Peter, 2976 Foote, Edward Jenkins, 1972 Georgi, Mrs. Mabel Scott, 2972 Green, Miss Ruth, 2974 Forbes, Mrs. Laura M. Graham, Geraci, Salvatore Joseph, 2968 Green, Miss Sheila M., 2973 2964 Gerber, Alan Jay, 2975 Greenbaum, Joel W., 2962 Ford, Mrs. Henry W., 2974 Gerlach, Larry R., 1972 Greenberg, Miss Carma M., 2975 Forma, Warren, 2975 German, Harold, M.D., 2976 Greenberg, Douglas, 2975 Forster, Bayard S., 2974 German, Mrs. Harold, 2976 Griffis, Nixon, 2976 Foster, Edward H., 2972 Gersch, Charles E., 2975 Griffith, Brig. Gen. Samuel B., II, Foster, Mrs. Thomas B., 2972 Gilberg, Glenn, 2976 1973 Foulke, Roy A., 2976 Gilder, Miss Louise Stafford, Griggs, Maitland L., 2972 Fowler, Benjamin E, 2968 1971 Grill, Fred B., 2975 Fowler, Mrs. Dorothy G., 2976 Gill, Ms. Jill, 2976 Grinstein, Hyman B., 2953 Franc, Miss Helen M., 2974 Gilleran, Carroll, 2955 Guertin, Mrs. Diane, 2974 Frangiamore, Miss Catherine L., Ginsberg, Stephen E, 2962 Guggenheimer, Mrs. Max, 2962 2972 Ginsburg, Mrs. Cora, 2974 Guida, Thomas J., 2973 Frank, Ms. Florence C, 2974 Giroux, Gregory R., 2976 Guild, William K., 2974 Frank, Philip J., 2975 Gisses, Philip, 2976 Guthorn, Peter J., M.D., 2966 Fray, Harold W., 2976 Gitelson, Mrs. M. Leo, 2975 Gwynne, Arthur C, Jr., 2970 Frayler, John M., 2974 Giuntini, Roland Paul, 2975 Freedman, Dr. Florence B., 2973 Given, Mrs. William B., Jr., 2973 Haagensen, Mrs. C. D., 2973 Freefield, Benjamin, 2962 Gladstone, Ralph, 2976 Haak, Robert, 2975 Freidmann, Mrs. Ruth G, 2962 Glass, David M., 2976 Hacker, Louis Morton, 1965 Frese, Rev. Joseph R., s.j., 2956 Glass, Elliot S., 1975 Hadden, Hamilton, 2973 Frese, Walter, 2946 Glassie, Henry H., 2974 Hagerty, Vernon, 2969 Freund, Miss Yvonne R., 2975 Gleichenhaus, Ephraim, 2960 Hahn, Alfred W, Jr., 2976 Frey, V. B., 2976 Glover, William, 2973 Hahn, Mrs. Erica, 2975 Friedman, Donald H., 2976 Glusker, Irwin, 2975 Hahn, Fred I., 2975 Friedman, Mark, 2976 Gocek, Ms. Matilda, 2975 Haida, Fred W, 2957 Frisbie, Miss Suzanne, 2975 Goldberg, Edward, 2975 Haider, Mrs. Michael L., 2976 Fuller, Henry M., 2962 Goldenberg, Mrs. Elizabeth C, Haldenstein, Austin K., 2973 Fulton, Miss Renee J., 2975 1976 Halsey, Van R., 2973 Funaro, Ms. Laura, 2976 Goldfarb, Mrs. Rosaline M., Halsey, Van R., Jr., 2972 2976 Handler, E John, 2974 Gaines, Pierce W., 2954 Goldstein, Bernard H., 2972 Hanyan, Craig R., 1962 Gallantz, George G., 2974 Goldstein, Daniel, 2976 Hare, Montgomery, 2973 Gannon, Joseph A., 2963 Goodwin, Peter, 2976 Harper, Miss Helen Leale, 1957 Garber, Mrs. Stephanie, 2975 Gordom, Mrs. Irving S., 2975 Harris, John Kenneth, 2976 Gardner, Robert, 2976 Gordon, Benjamin E, 2973 Hartman, J. Crawford, 2962 Garfinkel, Barry H., 2970 Gordon, Mrs. Elena Cipolla, Hartog, Hendrik, 2976 Garland, John R., 2976 1974 Hartshorne, Whitney, 2967 Garrett, Thomas, 2972 Gordon, Miss Erica, 2975 Harvey, Bruce E E., 2972 Garrett, Wendell D., 2966 Gordon, Miss Irene, 2976 Hasbrouck, Kenneth E., 2972 Garrison, Webb B., 2973 Gordon, Miss Joy L., 2976 Hase, O., M.D., 2975 Garvin, William J., M.D., 2973 Gore, Mrs. Allen, 2975 Hawkins, David E, 2973 Gates, Robert Allan, 2975 Goro, Herb, 2976 Hawkins, Mrs. Dexter, 2972 Members [55]

Hayden, John-Peter, Jr., 2976 Hurspool, Miss Courtney, 2970 Kaye, Emil, 2976 Hayden, Miss Trudy Ruth, 2976 Hyland, Mrs. Frances E., 2957 Real, Edgar W, 2968 Hays, Mrs. Elinor Rice, 2959 Keckeissen, Miss Rita G., 2968 Hayward, Miss Elizabeth G., Keen, Mrs. M. Whitney, 2972 Ingalls, Mrs. Mabel S., 2973 1976 Keena, Thomas R., 2974 Innes, Miss Susan Ellen, 2976 Kellerman, Mrs. Richard, 2962 Healy, Miss Mary, 2974 Irwin, Ray W., 2957 Healy, Thomas J., 2976 Kelley, William J., 2975 Hechinger, Mrs. Fred M., 2972 Kelly, Arthur, 2976 Hecht, Mrs. Marie B., 2963 Jablin, Irwin, 2949 Kennebeck, Edwin, 2976 Helfand, William H., 2975 Jackson, Roberts B., 2964 Kennedy, Moorehead C, 2973 Helf enstein, Gouverneur Morris, Jaffe, Ms. Clarice, 2974 Kenney, Miss Aileen M., 2976 2968 Jaffe, Dr. Irma B., 2972 Kerber, Mrs. Linda K., 2975 Hell, Miss Clara, 2976 Jaffee, David, 2976 Kessler, Miss Jill, 2976 Hellman, Miss Rhoda, 2976 Jansson, John E, 2975 Ketchum, William C, Jr., 2967 Henderson, James E., 2976 Jarowski, Ms. Paula, 2972 King, Miss L., 2974 Henderson, Mrs. Robert M., 2972 Jemmott, Miss Marion E., 2976 King, Robert A., 2975 Henry, David H., 2972 Jensen, Oliver O., 2966 King, Stanley, 1971 Henry, Jerome J., 2976 Johnson, Barbara C, 2976 Kinsley, Mrs. Abby, 2975 Herrmann, Robert E, 2974 Johnson, David, 1976 Kirk, Mrs. E. L. H., 2976 Hershkowitz, Leo, 2963 Johnson, Mel, 1976 Kirschner, Mrs. Dorothy B., 2975 Herz, Roger J., 2965 Johnson, Raymond, 2969 Kirstein, George G., 2976 Hewitt, Mrs. Anderson E, 2974 Johnston, Miss Johanna, 2964 Kjellgren, Bengt H., 2976 Heydenryk, Henry, Jr., 2962 Jones, Hank, 2973 Klasfeld, Michael, 2976 Hidalgo, Miss Trinidad, 2973 Jones, Miss Pamela, 2976 Klass, Miss Enid, 2975 Hill, Frederick D., 2973 Jones, Robert E, 2974 Klebaner, Benjamin J., 2972 Hill, Kenneth E., 2973 Jones, Victor M., 2974 Kleiger, Mrs. Estelle E, 2975 Hivnor, Robert H., 2976 Jordan, David M., 2969 Klein, Mrs. Harvey, 2975 Hoberman, Solomon, 1974 Jordan, Dr. Jean E, 2974 Klein, Milton M., 2976 Hobson, William L., 2967 Jordan, Miss Susan Harwood, Klein, William G, 2960 Hodges, Graham R., 2976 1972 Klemmer, Miss Anne S., 2976 Hoffer, Miss Natalie Hull, 2974 Jordan, Wayne, 2975 Klocek, John E, 2974 Hoffman, Miss Berenice, 2976 Joseph, Arnold B., 2966 Kneiling, John G., 2973 Hogan, Carroll E., 2975 Joseph, Frederick M., 2974 Knorr, Mrs. Arthur, 2973 Hollister, Louis H., 2972 Judd, Jacob, 2973 Knowles, Arthur T., 2972 Holzwasser, Miss Florrie, 2966 Kobetts, Joseph W., 2962 Homans, Mrs. Robert, 2976 Kabelac, Karl, 1967 Kohn, Richard H., 2969 Hoogenboom, Ari, 2960 Kable, Philip H., 2969 Koffler, Jerry, 2975 Hopkins, J. G. E., 2939 Kahlstrom, Charles, 2975 Kolb, Walter, 2975 Horan, James D., 2965 Kahn, Bernard S., M.D., 2955 Kollman, Gerhard, 2974 Horel, H. Bruce, 2974 Kahn, Harvey, 2974 Kopp, Joel, 1975 Houghtaling, Earle H., Jr., 2969 Kahn, Thomas Graham, 2976 Korda, Geza, 2959 Houston, Mrs. Suzanne N., 2975 Kalfus, Melvin, 2974 Kornfeld, Harvey N., 2976 Howe, George T., 2975 Kandel, Robert A., 2974 Kotker, Norman, 2976 Hughes, Mrs. John Chambers, Kane, Joseph Nathan, 2963 Kraege, Miss Elfrieda, 2968 Krebs, Bob, 2965 1973 Kaplan, Sam A., 2976 Kriedman, Herbert, 2965 Hughes, Robert E., Jr., 2975 Kastner, Joseph, 2973 Hultz, Miss Helen Lorraine, 2966 Katz, Leslie George, 2975 Kruger, Mrs. Charles M., 2972 Humphreys, Mrs. Frederic E., Katzell, Dr. Raymond A., 2972 Kruse, Mrs. Robert J., 2975 1958 Kauffman, Steven K., 2976 Kulish, Henry Thomas, 2974 Hunt, Charles S., Jr., 2975 Kaufman, Walter M., 2976 Kup, Karl, 2973 Hurley, Alfred E, 2976 Kautz, Andrew E, 2976 Kurland, Dr. Gerald, 2972 56] ANNUAL REPORT

Lacy, Philip Sawyer, 2969 Long, Miss Linda A. Burcher, McCarthy, Rev. John M., 2970 LaFarge, W. E. R., 2974 1974 McCarthy, Joseph E X., 2957 Lambert, Adrian, M.D., 2972 Lord, John, 2975 McCluskey, Orin, 2976 Lamson, Miss Jane, 2975 Lowe, Jonathan S., 2976 McCoy, John T., Jr., 2974 Landauer, Carl, 2975 Lowry, Mrs. Judith, 2972 McCracken, Mrs. John E., 2975 Langer, Miss Sandra L., 2972 Lubetkin, Miss Elizabeth, 2975 McCue, Mrs. Louise C, 2967 Laumtz-Schiirer, Leopold S., Jr., Lucas, Mrs. Phyllis N., 2967 McCullough, David, 2968 1969 Lumb, John E, 2975 McCusker, John J., 2968 Laurer, Robert A., 2975 Lunny, Robert M., 2960 McDade, Thomas M., 2962 Lavery, John, 2973 Luquer, Evelyn E, 2972 McDermott, John Francis, 2954 Lawesson, Charles O. L., 2974 Lustberg, Miss Jean Anne McDermott, Walter E, 2975 Lawler, Miss Muriel M., 2964 Bartlett, 2976 McEvaddy, Henry, 2975 Lawrence, Miss Virginia, 2975 Lynch, Mrs. John E, 2976 McGee, Miss Dorothy H., 2970 Lawrence, Walter C, 2974 Lynch, Louis J., Jr., 2972 McGrath, Miss Rose A., 2976 Lawrie, Andrew R., 2973 Lynch, William, 2973 Mclnerney, Thomas J., 2973 Leab, Daniel J., 2968 McKay, Mrs. Robert G., 2960 Leavitt, Peter, 2975 Maclnnis, Albert G., 2962 McKinney, W. E, 2975 Leavy, Morton L., 2976 MacNab, Rev. John B., 2975 McLellan, Edward C, 2970 Lebow, Andrew S., 2976 Magath, Miss Harriet, 2975 McMurtry, James G, III, M.D., Leder, Lawrence H., 2949 Magie, Mrs. James McCosh, 2975 1969 Leeds, Mrs. Peter E, 2975 Maguire, J. Robert, 2967 McNeel, Steve, 2973 Leggett, Mrs. Frances, 2960 Maher, James T., 2970 McQuade, Donald A., 2976 Leichter, Henry O., 2976 Maika, Dennis J., 2976 Meeske, Harrison E, 2966 Leonard, Sister Joan de Lourdes, Malkin, Mrs. S. M., 2966 Mercier, Louis, 2967 2966 Maltin, Mrs. Alice E, 2976 Meyerson, Harvey, 2974 Leonian, Ms. Edith, 2976 Mandel, Mrs. Stephen, 2969 Michaelsen, William B., 2975 Lerner, Ms. Adele, 2974 Manent, Miss Berthe, 2970 Migdal, Lester C, 2967 LeRoy, Edward A., 2973 Manger, Jack, 2976 Mikhitarian, Albert J., 2974 Lesk, Michael E., 2975 Manheim, Frank J., 2943 Milbank, Samuel R., 2972 Leventhal, Mitchell, 2972 Manis, Marc E., 2975 Milberg, Leonard L., 2974 Levison, Mrs. Frances, 2972 Mann, Mrs. Alvin, 2969 Miles, Fred C, 2969 Levy, S. Dean, 2975 Manthei, Donald E, 2968 Millar, John Fitzhugh, 2976 Lewis, Miss Rosanna B., 2968 Marcus, Franklin, 2972 Miller, Donald M., 2968 Liddel, Mrs. Donald M., Jr., 2973 Marcus, Mrs. Joseph, 2966 Miller, Miss Jean, 2976 Lieberman, Richard K., 1972 Marcus, Paul N., 2974 Miller, Mrs. Lindley G., 2964 Liebowitz, Miss Sherry, 2976 Marinello, Michael J., 2974 Miller, Robert Rulon, 2975 Lincoln, Mrs. E W., 2973 Marsh, Mrs. John B., 2974 Miller, Miss Robin, 2975 Lingeman, Richard R., 2974 Marshall, Donald W, 2963 Millspaugh, Marcus H., Jr., 2975 Linville, C. Edwin, 2974 Martell, Maurice J., 2974 Millstein, Mrs. Barbara Head, Lionel, Daniel L., 2976 Martens, Mason, 2974 2972 Liskin, Louis D., 2972 Martin, George W., 2975 Milsner, Morton R., M.D., 2967 Lissauer, Alan J.," 2965 Marx, Henry M., 2976 Miner, Tom, 2976 Litchfield, Edward S., 2972 Marx, Mrs. Ina Brosseau, 2976 Minkoff, George Robert, 2967 Litsas, Mrs. Ann E., 2975 Mastrocola, Mrs. Adele, 2975 Mitchell, John E., 2973 Littlefield, David, 2972 Mayer, John, 2958 Mitlof, Joseph, 2974 Littman, Mrs. Lillian Small, 2975 Mayor, A. Hyatt, 2975 Moffat, Abbot Low, 2973 Lizzul, Donald, 2967 McAulay, Miss Mary, 2973 Monte, Steven A., 2974 Lloyd-Butler, Mrs. John, 2973 McBride, Miss Lucia, 2976 Montgomery, Mrs. Robert H., Jr., Lockwood, Charles, 2972 McCahill, Miss Elizabeth C, 1971 Lofaso, Anthony, 2972 196S Montgomery, Miss Tommie Sue, Lokken, Roy N., 2976 McCance, Thomas, 2975 197S Members [57]

Moore, Albert W. L., Jr., 2975 O'Flaherty, Rev. Msgr. Patrick Poliner, Miss Lesley, 2975 Moorhouse, Mrs. B.-Ann, 2975 D., 2967 Pollack, Mrs. Lawrence W., Morgan, Miss Ann Lee, 2976 O'Grady, Henry J., 2946 2976 Morony, John J., 1975 Oliver, Mrs. Peter, 2974 Poster, Robert L., 2976 Morris, Richard B., 2967 O'Malley, Peter E., 2974 Price, Edmond E, 2976 Morse, Mrs. Sidney E, 2976 O'Mara, Mrs. William Paul, 2959 Price, Miss Lois Olcott, 2975 Moss, Jerome B., 2975 Onderdonk, Peter H., 2970 Probst, Miss Ethel E., 2976 Mostecky, Mrs. Iva, 2974 O'Neill, Grover, Jr., 2974 Proto, Michael Donald, 2976 Moulton, E. Buder, Jr., 2975 Orlowski, Francis J., 2976 Prout, George O., 2949 Muoio, Miss Barbara Anne, 2973 Osmer, Harold H., 2974 Pugh, Ms. Grace Huntley, 2976 Murphy, Grayson M-P, 2973 Pundyk, Mrs. Selma E., 2974 Murphy, Miss Rita M., 2974 Packwood, Cyril O., 2976 Putnam, Albert D., 2964 Mylod, Frank V, 2964 Pagano, Miss Frances B., 2957 Pyne, Eben W., 2973 Page, Walter H., 2973 Pallister, Mrs. John C, 2968 Nadler, Mrs. Cecilia S., 2975 Quinn, Mrs. Doris G., 2969 Palmer, Richard N., 2965 Napier, Harvey, 2974 Quinn, Paul E, 2964 Nathan, Miss Adele Gutman, Papush, Gary, 2974 196S Parker, Daniel E, 2965 Nathan, Miss Emily S., 2972 Parker, Edward J., 2976 Rabenau, Philip A., 2974 Naumburg, Edward, Jr., 2968 Parker, Mrs. T. R., 2975 Rachman, Ian, 2975 Nealon, Mrs. Suzanne, 2975 Parris, Guichard, 2975 Radoff, Jac, 2973 Needham, James W., 2973 Parsons, Herbert, M.D., 2954 Randall, Francis B., 2973 Nelson, Edward C, 2969 Parsons, William, 2976 Ranlet, Fhilip, 2975 Nerson, Arthur A., 2959 Passel, Howard S., 2976 Raskin, Joseph B., 2976 Newbold, Miss Catherine, 2974 Patterson, Paul, M.D., 2976 Rathborne, Mrs. J. C, 2975 Newman, Miss Elsie, 2975 Paul, Raymond, 2973 Rattner, Ms. Selma, 2968 Nichols, Charles W., Jr.,2974 Pavone, Mrs. Janice, 2976 Ravitch, Mrs. Richard, 2969 Nichols, Ms. Mary Perot, 2975 Pearce, David B., M.D., 2970 Rayback, Joseph G, 2972 Nikolic, Mrs. Milorad, 2972 Pearce, David L., 2974 Rayman, David M., 2968 Nobile, Joseph C, 2976 Pearce, Miss Yvonne, 2975 Read, Allen Walker, 2963 Noerdlinger, Victor S., 2974 Pearlman, Bernard, 2974 Reed, Henry Hope, 2959 Nordstrom, Carl, 2976 Pelkey, Mrs. Mary, 2976 Reilly, Norman H., 2966 Norris, William V, III, 2972 Penniman, Mrs. Caleb, 2976 Reiniger, Scott Hale, 2975 Northshield, Mrs. Jane, 2974 Perkins, Marvin E., M.D., 2972 Riccio, Eugene, 2974 Norton, Miss Mary Beth, 2975 Pessen, Edward, 2972 Rice, John, 2974 Nostrand, Peter Ford, 2975 Peterson, Andrew I., 2973 Rice, Col. Willard Kellogg, 2976 Notaristefano, Ralph A., c.s.w., Petit, Alain J., 2969 Richards, George E, 2969 1973 Peyer, Miss Joan B., 2973 Richardson, Mrs. Howard L., Novak, Ms. Barbara, 2975 Phelan, Joseph A., 2975 1974 Novotny, Ms. Ann, 2968 Philip, Miss Cynthia Owen, Rickless, David, 2976 Nussenbaum, Max S., 2976 2976 Riddle, Mrs. Grace Hendrickson, Phookan, Satyen, 2976 1954 Oakes, Mrs. Evelena S., 2976 Pierce, Harry H., 2972 Rifldn, Mrs. Ina B., 2975 O'Brien, John, 2976 Pierce, Robert, 2975 Ringwald, Donald C, 2972 O'Connell, Miss Margaret E, Pierce, Vince, 2974 Rinker, Robert C, M.D., 2976 1975 Pierce, William C, 2973 Rivoire, Mrs. John, 2963 O'Connor, Anthony M., 2973 Pierson, Henry L., 2963 Roberto, Joseph J., 2967 O'Connor, Charles A., 2976 Pierson, William H., Jr., 2975 Roberts, Mrs. Harold, 2968 O'Connor, Miss Margaret, 2973 Pistone, Frank J., 2975 Roberts, Kenneth, 2974 O'Connor, Ray, 2973 Pitlick, Dr. Mary L., 2973 • Robertson, Furcell B., 2949 O'Dea, Mrs. Catherine T, 2964 Pokomey, Frank M., 2963 Robins, Anthony W., 2976 [58] ANNUAL REPORT

Robinson, Mrs. Arthur W., Jr. Sakol, Miss Jennie, 2974 Sheppard, Arthur J., 2976 1974 Salembier, H. E, 2973 Sherwood, Miss Rosamond, 2963 Robinson, Miss Carol, 2975 Salter, Mrs. Roberta, 2976 Shikoh, Dr. Jane Allen, 2972 Robinson, Miss Lillian, 2976 Saltus, Seymour, 2969 Shire, Donald, 2975 Robinson, Miss Nancy K., 2976 Salzman, Alexander E., 2975 Shneidman, J. Lee, 2975 Robinson, Thomas E, 2976 Salzman, Mrs. Alexander E., Shoemaker, Mrs. Robert.W., 2957 Rock, Howard B., 2974 1975 Shoosmith, John E, Jr., 2974 Rockstroh, Stephen D., 2975 Samuels, Mrs. Jack Harris, 2975 Shulman, William L., 2962 Rogers, Blair Oakley, M.D., 2968 Sanford, Henry, 2963 Shumway, Lloyd M., 2976 Rogers, Richard W., 2973 Sanger, Elliott M., 2968 Siegel, Beatrice, 2969 Rogers, Mrs. Romana, 2970 Satz, Arthur, 2975 Siegel, Joel, 2975 Rogoff, Edward G, 2976 Savage, William H., 2969 Siegel, Martin, 2973 Rolland, Siegfried B., 2962 Savell, Miss Isabelle K., 2974 Sillen, Mrs. Janet, 2975 Romann, Ralph E., 2973 Schady, Michael J., 2976 Simmons, Grant G., Jr., 2973 Ronan, Miss Marie T., 2976 Schaefer, Charles James, III, Simon, Donald E., 2969 Roosevelt, Miss Elizabeth L., 1965 Sklaren, Cary Stewart, 2974 1975 Schaffer, Richard L., 2974 Skutch, Lawrence D., 2967 Roosevelt, John E., 2970 Schafler, Miss Earn B., 2975 Slabotzky, Albert I., 2965 Roper, D. M., 2967 Schendler, Sylvan, 2974 Slack, Mrs. Suzanne M., 2976 Rose, Daniel, 2976 Schiebel, Mrs. Marion, 2976 Slade, Jeffrey C, 2976 Rose, Herbert J., 2964 Schlesinger, Steven, 2975 Slaton, Mrs. Nellie Becker, 2974 Rosen, Mrs. Beth, 2969 Schlicht, William J., Jr., 2966 Slifer, Miss Rosejeanne, 1972 Rosenberg, Jacob, M.D., 2967 Schmeller, Kurt R., 2976 Sloan, H. E.( 2975 Rosenblum, Mrs. Naomi, 2975 Schoenfeld, Norman, 2974 Sloan, Phil, 2968 Rosengarten, Frank, 2975 Schoetde, Mrs- Marc C, 2976 Sloan, Thomas D., 2966 Rosenthal, Alvin A., 2967 Schulz, David E, 2973 Slon, Mrs. Sidney, 2975 Rosse, Edward G., 2974 Schwartz, Alan U., 2964 Smit, Miss Pamela Richards, Roth, Mrs. Cecil, 2973 Schwartz, Marvin D., 2967 2976 Roth, Miss Elizabeth E., 2975 Schwartz, Robert R., M.D., 2968 Smith, Dean, 2976 Rothenstein, Miss Lilyan, 2976 Schwartz, Stephen W, 2975 Smith, Mrs. Eleanor Touhey, Routliffe, Michael George, 2976 Schwarz, Herbert J., Jr., 2963 2976 Ruble, Bruce, 2976 Schwarz, Philip J., 2973 Smith, Frank MacGregor, 2954 Rubenstein, Mrs. Sara Fine, Schwarzberg, Harold, 2972 Smith, Miss Helen Burr, 2975 1975 Schweikert, Francis Xavier, 2972 Smith, Rev. John E X., 2966 Rubin ton, Noel, 2967 Schweser, Eric von Dicke, 2952 Smith, Ms. Marilyn A., 2976 Ruf, Ludwig George, 2976 Scofield, Mrs. Milton N., 2975 Smith, Mrs. Mary Ann, 2972 Rudolph, James N., 2972 Scott, John, 2976 Smith, Raymond A., Ill, 2973 Rudyk, Andrew, 2974 Scott, Kenneth, 2950 Smith, Wilson, 2962 Ruffner, Frederick G., Jr., 2965 Sealy, Mrs. Donald E, 2960 Smyth, Miss Sally Ogden, 2972 Rush, Darl M., 2972 Seidman, Nathan B., 2975 Snyder, Benjamin H., 2967 Russell, Donald K., 2976 Selden, George L., 2968 Sonkin, Robert, 2974 Russell, Paul Albert, 2976 Selya, Robert, 2976 Spellman, Mrs. James E., 2975 Rust, Claude, 2975 Semler, Mrs. George Herbert, Jr., Spencer, Mrs. Anne E, 2976 Rutsch, Mrs. Mary Jane, 2975 1973 Spencer, Miss Sally L., 2968 Ryan, Edward C, 2975 Seymour, Mrs. Whitney North, Spernak, Alex M., 2972 Ryan, S. Joan, 2973 Jr., 2964 Springer, N. E., Jr., 2966 Shantzer, Joel, 2976 Stadler, Jack, 2956 Sabine, William H. W., 2969 Shaw, Frederic W., 2976 Staiano, L., 2973 Sachs, Hans E, 2975 Shamansky, Michael, 2974 Stamm, Miss Isabel L., 2975 Saffron, Morris H., M.D., 2969 Shay, Stephen E., 2972 Starkey, Earle J., 2976 Sager, Robert V, M.D., 2970 Shepard, George E, 2976 Starr, Roger, 2973 Members [59]

Steams, Miss Margaret, 2966 Thompson, William L., 2974 Warren, Mrs. Ruth, 2974 Steen, Ivan D., 2962 Tiedemann, Joseph S., 2975 Weber, Mrs. John J., 2973 Steele, Charles N., 2975 Tiemey, Kevin Lionel Patrick, Weber, Walter W., Jr., 2975 Stein, Laurence J., 2976 1975 Weed, Arthur G., 2976 Stein, Roger B., 2973 Toncich, Miss Anne M., 2976 Weigold, Dr. Marilyn E., 2974 Stenzel, Franz, M.D., 2976 Tonne, Herbert A., 2972 Weinbaum, Paul O., 2974 Stem, Miss Madeleine B., 2964 Tortorelli, Mrs. Vincent J., 2972 Weinert, Miss Olga, 2976 Stemau, Mrs. Thomas R., 2972 Trace, Timothy, 2969 Weisberg, Howard K., M.D., 2973 Sternlieb, Michael, 2976 Trachtenberg, Michael E, 2966 Weishert, Miss Dianne M., 2976 Stewart, Miss Colleen, 2976 Traverse, Ms. Kim, 2975 Weisz, Ms. Anna K., 2976 Stewart, Mrs. W. R., 1973 Traynor, Philip A., 2975 Wellman, Edward G., 2966 Stevens, Michael, 2975 Trefousse, Hans L., 2962 Welsh, Howard E., 2962 Stillinger, Miss Elizabeth, 2976 Trotter, Frank W., 2976 Welsh, Joseph Wickes, 2975 Stillman, John Whitney, 2975 Turner, Vincent R., 2974 Wendell, Charles Warner, 2975 Stoffers, Miss Maria E., 2975 Tyler, Morris, 2976 Weseloh, Todd S., 2974 Strauss, Edward M., Ill, 2976 West, Harry, 2970 Strauss, Irving E, 2976 Wettan, Richard, 2975 Strich, Richard, 2975 Vail, Miss Marjorie E., 2974 Whidden, Roger Graham, 1976 Strong, Benjamin, 2972 Vander Veer, John Henry, 2966 White, Mrs. William R., 2967 Strong, Roger L., 2972 Van Liew, Mrs. Harry, 2967 Whitney, Richard A., 2975 Stuart, Meriwether, 2972 VanNess, Miss Jeanne, 2976 Wiehl, Mrs. Bernard W., 1972 Van Reed, Miss Muriel G., 2973 Stumpf, V. O., 2976 Wiener, Frederick B.( 2965 Sturcke, Roger D., 2969 Van Starrex, Mrs. Mary D., 2974 Wilkie, John, 2972 Sullivan, Daniel M., 2976 Van Zandt, Roland, 2960 Wilkins, Miss Janice, 2972 Sullivan, Rev. William, 2973 Vardy, Francis E, 2974 Willard, LeBaron Sands, Jr., Sunderland, Stephen John, 2975 Vaughan, Alden T., 2968 1974 Sutro, Victor Henderson, 2955 Vaughn, Dr. Helen Ruth, 2975 Williams, Miss Laurie, 2975 Swain, Rev. Robert J., 2975 Vaughan, James N., 2953 Williams, Mrs. Fred, 2976 Swan, Robert J., 2973 Veerhusen, Miss Pamela G, Willis, Edmund E, 2973 Swan, William H., 2970 2976 Willis, Mrs. John A., 2974 Symington, Leslie Paul, 2974 Venables, Robert W, 2969 Wilson, Robert B., 2974 Syze, Clyde A., 2963 Veress, Alexander R., 2975 Vieser, Milford A., 2970 Wise, William, 2972 Vlachos, Peter Austin, 2975 Wolf, Mrs. Stephen L., 2956 Tabachnik, Leonard, 2974 Voorhees, David William, 2972 Wolfe, Andrew D., 2970 Taft, Miss Jane, 2976 Voorhies, William W., 2959 Wolfe, Gerard R., 2973 Taggart, Ms. D. Harris, 2976 Vose, S. Morton, 2952 Wortman, Miss Marlene, 2975 Tagliaferri, Albert J., Jr., 2976 Wray, Haltom, 2976 Taplan, Harry L., 2972 Wright, David H., 2976 Tauranac, John, 2975 Wagner, Miss Ellen E, 2974 Wright, Mrs. William D., 2972 Teitelman, Emanuel, 2974 Wait, George W, 2976 Wyle, Clement J., 2952 Tepper, Michael, 2974 Walker, James B., 2965 Tevriz, Mrs. Edward H., 2968 Walters, Raymond, Jr., 2972 Young, John M., 2976 Thees, Oscar D., 2968 Walton, Leo L., 2970 Thiebaux, Ms. Marcelle, 2976 Ward, Franklin, M.D., 2975 Thomas, Mrs. Dorothy, 2962 Warfield, Miss Nancy, 1972 Zebrowski, Miss Martha K., 2975 Thomas, Kenneth Morgan, 2974 Warner, Miss Alison, 2976 Zehner, John R., 2959 Thompson, Earle S., 1973 Warner, Peter M., 2966 Zekov, Thomas, 2973 Thompson, James T, 2975 Warren, Ms. Constancia, 2975 Zelenko, Miss Barbara J., 2976 Thompson, Miss Julia A., 2976 Warren, Miss Dorothy, 2972 Ziebarth, Robert E., 2969 [6o] ANNUAL REPORT

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Adams, Mrs. Robert Strong, 2950 Jones, Louis C, 2946 Pool, James Lawrence, M.D., 2949 Adkins, Nelson E, 2936 Alexander, Edward E, 2936 Kieran, John, 2946 Riley, Stephen T, 2962 Annan, Miss Gertrude, 2949 Kirschenbaum, David, 2975 Roberts, Laurence E, 2939 Krout, John Allen, 2929 Rogers, Bard Pendleton, 2942 Boyd, Julian E, 2933 Rombey, Matthew, 2945 Lord, Clifford L., 2943 Cathcart, Miss Marjorie G, 2925 Smith, Abel I., Jr., 2945 Craig, Howard Reid, M.D., 2949 McCormick, Richard E, 2952 Stimson, Miss Dorothy, 2942 Cromwell, J. H. R., 2925 McCracken, Harold, 2949 Streeter, Mrs. Thomas W, 2967 Emmet, Capt. Robert R. M., USN, Nagel, Charles, 2952 Thomas, Milton Halsey, 2973 19*5 Faunce, Wayne M., 2952 Thompson, Henry B., 2925 Oliver, James A., 2962 Greenfield, Alfred M., 2942 O'Reilly, Edward E, Jr., 2942 Van Alstyne, Mrs. William X, O'Reilly, William H., 2942 2940 Hanna, Alfred Jackson, 2939 Howell, Mrs. W. Huntting, 2950 Parr, Albert E.( 2944 Wall, Alexander J., Jr., 2952 Hyde, J. A. Lloyd, 2952 Pendleton, Joseph S., 2925 Whitehill, Walter Muir, 2962 THE NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

FOUNDED NOVEMBER 20, 1804 ORGANIZED JANUARY 14, 1805

PRESIDENTS

Egbert Benson, LL.D. 1805-1815 Augustus Schell 1883-1884 Gouverneur Morris 1816 Benjamin Hazard Field 1885-1886 De Witt Clinton, LL.D. 1817-1819 John Alsop King 1887-1900 David Hosack, M.D., LL.D. 1820-1827 Eugene Augustus Hoffman, James Kent, LL.D. 1828-1831 D.D., LL.D. 1901-1902 Morgan Lewis 1832-1835 Samuel Verplanck Hoffman 1903-1913 Peter Gerard Stuyvesant 1836-1839 John Abeel Weekes !9i3-i939 Peter Augustus Jay, LL.D. 1840-1842 George Zabriskie, LL.D. 1939-1947 Albert Gallatin, LL.D. 1843-1849 Fenwick Beekman, M.D. 1947-1956 Luther Bradish, LL.D. 1850-1863 LeRoy E. Kimball, LL.D. 1956-1962 Frederic DePeyster, LL.D. 1864-1866 Irving S. Olds, LL.D., D.S.C, Hamilton Fish, LL.D. 1867-1869 D.H.L. 1962-1963 Thomas DeWitt, LL.D. 1869-1871 Frederick B. Adams, Jr., Augustus Schell 1872 A.F.D., LITT.D., L.H.D. I963-I97O Frederic DePeyster, LL.D. 1873-1882 Robert G. Goelet 1971-

MEDALISTS

Gold Medal for Achievement in History I. N. Phelps Stokes 1925 Harry T. Peters 1947 Wilberforce Eames 1931 Allan Nevins 1954 DeWitt M. Lockman, N.A. 1933 R. W. G. Vail, LITT.D., L.H.D. i960 George C. D. Odell 1942

Gold Medal for Distinguished Service

John Abeel Weekes 1933 Fenwick Beekman, M.D. 1954 Samuel Verplanck Hoffman 1933 Thomas W. Streeter, LITT.D. 1957 George Zabriskie, LL.D. 1-937

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