The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-11-27
Sixth. Give all the household superstitions

Sixth. Give all the household superstltions
you know.
Seventh. Remarks and comments.
Now. the Editor does not mean that you
shall take these questions one by one and an
swer simply yes or no. This is just the line
indicated, and you can handle the subject to
suit yourselves.
WINTER EVENING AMUsEMENTs.
Some asks what is the best pastime for our
long Winter evenings. l will answer, read THE
will correspond with me? send an album verse:
May your life be ever blest
With friends selected from the best;
And in return may you extend
A gem of love to every friend.
Charles L. Sherwood, Topaz, Ind.
Milton Beach wants to know what we think OF
card playing. / think we had better read n good
book.-Katie +. Feagles, daughter of veteran OF
lst Mich, Morgan, Mich.
UNION PATRIOTS.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: would like to join
the I6-year-old Circle, as / was l6 years old last
May. Ny father was in Go: E, Ist Wis. Cav. My
Uncle John was in the I'd Wis. Cav; Uncle Calvin
was in the 9th Mich. Cav; Uncles Elijah and Vol.
ney in the 10th Wis My grandfather was killed
Mt Shiloh my great grandfather died in the sery-
ice of the United States at Trenton Nj; my great
great grandfather died at Germantown. i think
that this beats Eddie Petties record for four
Giles. father. grandfather and great-grandfather
have all fought in the service OF the United States
A hint to the girls: If they would not pay so much
attention to what the boys say, they would stop
trying to bother us-Martha E. Hill, Usage Mis-
sion Kan.
CARD PLAYING AS AN AMUSEMENT.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: Mr. Milton Best asks
what the members of the Club think of card play
ing amusement? / do not know what the
others will say, but think it very pleasant way to
spend an evening playing whist or euchre. 1t GER
tainly depends great deal on how it is played.
If gets interested in game that he cannot
get his mind from it to converse upon different
and pleasant topics then it ought to be banished.
want to ask the girls, and boys, too what they
think about dancing? l am fond of the amuse-
waltz improper. Please, gentlemen, give us your
opinion, as well the girls.-Bee Horton, To-
peka, Kan, corner Fifth and Lincoln streets.
RISE, STARS OF THE EAST.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: i read with much
pleasure the exhortation to the Eastern girls.
Come, we stars of the East, and expected to see
them coming at once but alas, not a twinkle. do
not understand it. Such bright, spicy letters as
come from the West! We are not stupid, and we
love THE TRIBUNE We are in full sympathy with
the brave boys in blue, as many of them will ties.
tify. Welcome bright stars of the West Shine on
Rise stars of the East, in sisterly reply. am old
enough 10 be counted among the ladies of the Re-
lief Corps and cannot resist telling you that our
President is of the loveliest ladies in the Order
Mrs Sarah T.. Fuller, the National Senior Vice
President. / hope soon to find Eastern letters in
abundance. send to the G. {. my very best love
and good wshes.-H. A. Littlefeld, Boston, Mass
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: Will you please adj
init Pennsylvania soldiers daughter? We take
The TRIBUNE, and think the G. G. the most inter
es;ing department of the paper. My father-Wm.
H. Jackson-waS soldier of the SD Pa. lie was
wounded in the battle of Gettysburg, July g. He
is now a member of Post No 15i. ] am II years
old and should like to correspond with some of
the boys and girls VIII some one of the corre-
spondents please introduce me to Mr.. E. b. Noblef
-Elloma r. jackson, West Pittston, Luzerne Co..
Pa.
AN HONORABLE ARMIsTICE.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: If Il. B. Noble sur
wives the bombardment of Glynora, hereby APP
advise him, for the sake of saving valuable time
and space, to hoist the white flag and arrange an
honorable armistice of at least five years. Ed
Daniels: "Thems our sentiments" but we are
partial to Western folks. Nette q. Norton You
are girl after my own heart.-Soldier's Son, Ar
borville York Co, Neb.
A BREATH FROM THE LAND OF FLOWERS.
DEAR CONVERSATION CLUB: Allow me to become
a member and add my mite BY birth and raising
/ am Buckeye, but for the last eight months
have lived in the Land of Flowers" would like
will describe Florida and Florida life and Florida's
pleasures, sports, ETC., and will send native flow
ers, MOSES, etct to the young lady members;
time and be mutually beneited.-Chas. +. Hart,
Eustis, Fla.
CLUB WHISPERS
As this is Leap Year think it is no harm to say
would like to correspond with Harry Luton
Mate Holsey, Merose, Iowa.
A word to the girls! Be careful who gets your
pictures. Send your photographs to those only
who give good references, better STILL to friends
only-Edwn Knowlton, Big Lake, MINI.
VIII some OF the readers of THE TRIBUNE please
in a gentIenan's autograph album on his birthday
"A Soldiers Daughter Dodge City, Kan.
Many thanks TO THE TRIBUNE girls who
sponded to my request for pieces. Father wants to
hear from some comrade of Co. A, 55th Ill.-Ella E.
Nolte, Bluff Springs, ILL.,
Whoeyer-gir or boy-writes me the best and
prettiest letter between this and Christmas will
ceive beautiful autograph album, and the next q
good book.-Charlie Musgrove, Box l60, Robinson
Ill.
Minnie May W. New York State girl,
would like to see a new instalment of auto
graph verses in THE TRIBUNE. Send them
along.
viii E. B. Hathaway let us know how he is pro-
crossing with the photograph business? would
like to exchange pictures with members of the
Club.-I. J. McEroy, Laurel Point, w. Va.