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

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2o5 Elting, Everett J.. Esselstyn, Garret I. Garretson Alexander Reading Gulick, Arnatt Reading Gui lick, Charlton R. -Gulick, Ernestus Schenck Gulick John C. Gulick, Frank M. Hardenbrook, Abrai ham Hasbrouck, Frank Hasbrouck, Garret Roosa Hasbrouck, Howard Has Brouck, James F. Has- brouck, Joseph Hasbrouck, William M, Hoes Franklyn Hogeboom, Abram C. Holdrum, Garret S. M. Holdrum, Robert I. Hopper, David Harrison Houghtaling, E. Covert Hulst, Edward Tompkins Hulst, Arthur Middleton Jacobus, Andrew jack- son Kiersted, Clarence V. Kip, Richard Lansing, jacob Lefever, H. H. Longstreet, Henry D. Lott, afames V. D. B. Lott, Hiram Lozier, John Baldwin Lozier, C. E. Lydecker, Max de Motte Marsellus, Walter M. Meserole, Charles Harold Montanye, Hopper Striker Mott, L. H. Newkirk, Andrew J. Onderdonk, Thomas W. Onderdonk, Alson-A B. Cstrander, Frederic- Posthof Gstrum, Hiram Roosevelt Ostrum, F. A. Palen, James S. Polhe- mus, Andrew J. Provost, Jr., John V. L. Pruyn, Abraham C. Quackenbush, John Lawrence Riker, De Witt C. Romaine, D. B. St. john Roosa, Hyman Roosa, Robert B. Roosevelt, Charles Lott Schenck, Mervin R. Schenck, G-eo. F. Scher- merhorn, Maus Schermerhorn, A. O. Schoon- maker, Robert Sickels, Allan Lee Smidt, Alfred Melvine Snedeker, Edward Stagg, John H.. Starin, Clarence Storm, Peter J. Stuyvesant, G. Edgar Sutphen, Herbert Sands Sutphen, J. Howard Suydam, Lambert Suydam, Chas. C. Ten Broeck, S. V. Ten Eyck, William Hoffman Ten Eyck, Henry Traphagen, C. H. B. Turner, Frederick T. van Beuren, Arthur Hoffman Van Brunt, E. C. Van Brunt, J. R. Van Buskirk, Henry H. Van

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207 Wyckoff, Albert A. Zabriskie, Geo. A. Zabriskie Josiah H. Zabriskie. , President Banta, in calling the meeting to order congratulated the members on the fact that thg past year had been in some respects the most successful for the Societyg that it had feceived an unusually large number of new membersg that 352,000 had been added to its invested fundsg and that the special meeting had brought in a num- ber of new members and made the Society better known to the older members. r p The minutes of the last annual meeting having been printed in the Year Book, it was unani- mously voted that reading them be dispensed with. T p The Secretary presented the following report, which was on motion received and ordered to be inserted in the Year Book. p A REPORT OF THE SECRETARY. The statement sent out with the notice of the annual meeting showed that a year ago the mem- bership was eight hundred and fifty-one. We have elected during the year forty-eight new mem- bers and reinstated one, making the total upon our rolls nine hundred. From that number we have dropped for non-payment of dues thirty-two. Those who have resigned number four. Those who have died are twenty-four, making the mem- bership at the date of the statement eight hundred and forty. Since that date five other members have died, still further reducing our raf1kS, and