Presbyterian churches. One founder was a prominent Roman Catholic. A number of members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) were active in the early historical society. From the beginning in 1896 until 1916 the Society's publica- tions appeared in newspaper column width, much of the cost of set- FIRST

Union League of Philadelphia without raising a soli- tary eyebrow on the well-scrubbed countenances of Philadelphia's Republican gentry. Colonel Duffy was said to have been a million- aire, and he knew how to use his money. The Farmers' Club of Pennsylvania was not exactly an agricul- tural society