Young Men’s Legion of Honor






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Brooklyn Union Argus
June 21, 1882

Young Men’s Legion of Honor

   The first public meeting of the Young Men’s Legion of Honor was held last
evening at the Duryea Chapel on Clermont, near Atlantic avenue. The Legion of
Honor is a literary association, composed of the young men of the Duryea
Chapel and has been in existence only three months, during which time it has
made large gains in membership. The entertainment of last evening was very
good and was fully appreciated by the audience.
 Those who took part were the 
President, Wm. M. BROWN, 
Miss Jennie DOW, 
Mr. E.G. OSTRANDER, 
Mr. August KABB,
Mr. J. LLOYD, 
Mr. H. G. CHANT, 
Mr. S. CHESTER, 
Mr. Robert FIELD, 
Mr.KNIPSCHILD, 
Mr. SILLIMAN, 
Miss Mary LE CLAIRE, 
Miss Sarah MacKNIGHT, 
Miss Helen G. NICHOL, 
The Never Practice Quartet, 
Messrs. E. and R. FIELD, J. 
G. KRIGELOH. 
Mrs. Marion L. DUTCHER also gave two recitations and was recalled each time. 
Robert FIELD and the Quartet were also recalled.

Transcriber:
Margaret Ransom
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