The KEVII Chapter has planned an exciting day arranged with a tour of the historic mansion, lunch in the Carriage House and entry to the Crafts Fair featuring handmade original fashions, accessories and jewelry.

The Niagara Chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire in New York invites you and your guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, to a join us for a very special Benefit Luncheon at the Manor House hosted by a DBENY member. 

Proceeds from this luncheon will support the Life Enrichment Senior Center at Oyster Bay.

This fundraising event at Highwood, is a private residence formerly the Edwin Gould Estate, in Oyster Bay, Long Island.

This Walk is the largest event to raise funds and awareness for the care, support and research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association®.

DBE National will be participating. DBENY will be registered underDiana Naples.

The American Scottish Foundation, the Colonial Dames of America, and the American Friends of the Georgian Society celebrate the coming Autumn season in a most special location in NYC. These three organizations have extended a kind invitation to all members of the Daughters of the British Empire for a fun filled evening as the sun sets.

A solemn service honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. Wreath laying ceremony followed by relevant readings at the Queen Elizabeth II Garden, Hanover Square, NYC

The 104th Annual Flag Service for the Genealogical and Historical Societies of New York at Saint Thomas Church, Fifth Avenue - A Choral Evensong with Act of Remembrance

Please join us for the Annual Blessing of the Flags Sunday, November 9th at 4:00 p.m. at Saint Thomas Church. 

The Niagara Chapter of The Daughters of the British Empire in New York has been a proud supporter of The Life Enrichment Senior Center at Oyster Bay. This year, LESC is honoring DBE for our continued contributions to their cause serving seniors in need.

Eastern District Organizers Meeting, Alexandria VA

This offered a chance to discover more about the DBE built on: Sisterhood-Lifelong friendships and fellowship. Celebrating and preserving British and Commonwealth traditions. Supporting senior and local charities.

Julie Stillwell writes ‘The quilt is a signature quilt, meaning that the design incorporates actual signatures that are either left as written or as in the case of the Princess Patricia quilt, embroidered over to preserve them. The quilt dates from 1917 and was made as part of a fundraiser for the British War Relief Fund. It can be presumed that the names on the quilt were attendees at a fundraiser ball and maybe each square represents a table at the ball.

Each square of the quilt contains many names, some hard to decipher but the names on the quilt include DBE Founder, Mrs. Josephine M. Langstaff and a famous entertainer of the times, (Sir) Harry Lauder. Other names on the quilt include family groups: The Young’s; The Harmon’s: The Whitney’s to name a few. Julia Chance signed her name and added ‘An Old Fashioned Girl’; an M. R. Fairfax added his regiment, 7thNew York; Mr. Louis Livingston Seaman signed as President of the British War Relief Fund, America.’

Welcome Amanda Rodriguez to NY King Edward VII Chapter