And the home of the brave.
Francis Scott Key.
| Adjutant, WM. J. HARDING. | Commander, E. A. CRUIKSHANK | Quartermaster, HENRY A. COZZENS. |
| Headquarters U. S. Grant Post No. 327 | ||
| Department of New York. Grand Army of the Republic. | ||
| 489 WASHINGTON AVENUE. | ||
| Telephone: Prospect 546. | Brooklyn, | July 15th, 1909. |
MISS ADELAIDE W. SMITH gave her lecture, “Hospital Experience During the War,” before the U. S. Grant Post of Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, March 9th last, under the auspices of the Entertainment Committee. A large audience was present to greet Miss Smith. The subject, itself one of absorbing interest, was skilfully presented by the lecturer and was received with marked attention and interest.
I take very great pleasure in commending Miss Smith’s lecture to the G. A. R. Posts of New York and vicinity also to Church Societies, Clubs, Schools, and other organizations that go to make up the social and intellectual life of a community. Miss Smith’s services to our sick and wounded soldiers from 1861 to 1865 entitle her to the generous recognition of our comrades, and the men and women of America.
(Signed) ANDREW JACOBS,
Chairman Entertainment Committee,
U. S. Grant Post,
Brooklyn, New York.
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