The journal of the American-Irish Historical Society, Vol. IX, 1910Various
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The journal of the American-Irish Historical Society, Vol. IX, 1910
Various
American-Irish Historical Society -- Periodicals; Ethnology -- United States -- Periodicals; Irish Americans -- Periodicals
The President-General and the Executive Council respectfully request
that those who intend to be present at the dinner, but have not yet
taken tickets or ordered seats for themselves or guests, will do so at
the earliest possible moment so that seats may be provided and their
comfort looked after. The tickets are five dollars each, and may be
had upon application to the Secretary-General, accompanied by check.
Members may invite guests, ladies or gentlemen.
The business meeting will be called to order promptly at two o’clock
p. m. in the New Banquet Room on the first floor of the Hotel Plaza.
Scientific papers will be presented by the following members: HON.
JOSEPH F. O’CONNELL, HON. HENRY GROVES CONNOR, JOHN LOUIS SHEEHAN, LL.
D., HON. JAMES FITZGERALD, M. X. SULLIVAN, PH. D., JOSEPH I. C.
CLARKE, ESQ., ALFRED J. TALLEY, ESQ., and others.
The speakers at the dinner will be: HON. MICHAEL F. DOOLEY, HON.
WILLIAM MCADOO, REV. J. HAVERGAL SHEPPARD, D. D., COL. CHARLES
ALEXANDER, HON. WILLIAM A. PENDERGAST, HON. JOHN W. GOFF, EDWARD M.
TIERNEY, ESQ., and others.
The Secretary-General will be in attendance at the Society’s
headquarters at The Plaza after 9 a. m., the day of the meeting and
banquet, and will have on sale tickets for those who up to that time
have not been provided with them. The seats, however, will not be as
desirable for those who wait until the day of the banquet to get their
tickets, but there are plenty of desirable places remaining unsold.
The attendance of every member who can possibly be present is strongly
urged, with the hope of making this meeting and banquet the greatest
the Society has ever held. The Hotel Plaza is the most desirable place
for a banquet in New York, and was selected by the Dinner Committee
with the sole idea of having the best obtainable for our Society.
The management has given the members the benefit of a low rate for
accommodations, and authorizes the following quotations to our members
and guests:
Single rooms with bath for one person $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 per day,
according to location.
Double rooms with bath for two persons $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 per day,
according to location.
Dinner at seven o’clock in the Grand Ball Room. An exquisite souvenir
designed by the Dinner Committee and executed by Gorham Company,
containing program, songs and useful information about the Society,
will be presented each member and guest in attendance at the dinner.
FRANCIS J. QUINLAN, M. D., LL. D.,
_President-General_,
33 West Thirty-Eighth Street, New York City.
THOMAS ZANSLAUR LEE,
_Secretary-General_,
49 Westminster Street, Providence, R. I.
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