The Holland Society of New York - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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223 State of New Yorkg Hudson, Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Monmouth, Middlesex, Somerset, and Cam- den in the State of New jersey, and Philadelphia representing the settlement on the Delaware, pro vided that no county shall be entitled to a Vice- President unless there are ten members resident in such county. There may be also a Vice-Presi- dent for the United States Army and one for the United States Navy. I 1 ? I 1. AMENDMEN1'. These By-Laws can 'be altered, amended, or abrogated only at a stated meeting of the Trustees, or at a 'meeting specially called for that purpose, and upon a notice of ten days to each Trustee by the Secretary, informing him of the proposed altera- tion, amendment, or abrogation, and then only upon the affirmative vote of a majorty of mem- bers present. Provided, however, that each meet- ing may regulate and control its order of business. N Mlsl yu ian u urglia .A A Fxxfgi 5,1 0 'ii -ff' f .- -'rmi f l 3 ,. , 4

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.225 p . THE RGSETTE OR BUTTON At the annual meeting of the society, April 6, 1897, the society adopted a rosette or' button, to be worn on occasions when the Wearing of the other insignia might be deemed inappropriate. This consists of a shield of gold bearing the Lion of Holland in red enamel. Members can obtain them of the Bailey, Banks 85 Biddle Co., corner of Chestnut and 12th Streets, Philadelphia, Pa., in silver gilt at one dollar each, or in I4 k. gold at two dollars and seventy-five cents each. . A is ff ' , Ili, N 9 , .Yxe',g5'iv,2,ff .. ,la : , . ' Si, ' ..' ' 'V l '. NL yn 5 v' gp! M? 521 ,' , ' U K X5 I S14 I If 5 A Y r 93'