The National tribune., 1888-06-07


given hye entertainments since Jan IS thz Issen-
ing our treasury wei supplied with fGuds.-F esla
Si"eia maker corresponding Secretary.
tn General Orders. 80. 3 ETs Charity Rusr
Craig. Depart ieut of Nf-f1ft-tn 4rnnaraez d 49,.
lstist Sse'7e pa mem oersip for The last quaEters
N 49, s--s e. pended % relief and a reserve fund
ol - t'l-7 An appeal Is made cor fiuIs iu behalf
o. t'e =. 95ers Home az Naup1ca which would
pa gesea lor want % support had nos the & A n
and W II e. taken Up tho work
New Jersey reports Che institution Of lambert
Boefnau Corps, No -. Pennington Az atf-..fs,a.
roster accompanies General grriers Sd, = r-,,-
l1s tne ioyps 90 proper observance Of LIs1.srs6t
t--,y sltst = aiming. Department President,
says. Ect the children be euu8urageI b l1.7ts
small pot flower and have thens place thi- al-r-
ing upon the soldiers grave their pare str thff
service tliat no p.fce 81 burial be without tribute
for those who lie we know not where Flsor.ss,r.d4
% ME may intervene. oat @c must reIae1tDec
tFeiE acre cur Aeroes who died with ,Ie,r face To
Of the Important dsty 81 ealisIing the children.
recognized by the Relief Corps rs a part 81 fIeir
work, particularly iu conuecta4l win Er-..,l-5.,T
BAy, sarah G.. Mink, Department FFe-5fiaat ~
New Work thus dcscauts in her s 1I.1i.,r5,. ~
order, soon tie llst veteran shall answer ne
rcll-caIl Of tae Great Commando ana flse t5-.sd
Army OF the sea,5bIi- sf,.Ii -. 800 t.. 49,
review Who then slgali peruetHlte tfir r.er.9ry
o. Gus heroic dead &c tle cli.asst l3rse.e ~ 10
So carefully !us-ill into their minds tGe par1rsez
S,i . 's s.,. lAey suA.i ,aSe }p the response
tire labor Of love they owe every man who heIaed
20 malntalu eur Union. Participation Ia tte .-re-
monies now, VIII DO much toward ana rr lss. a,y
. remembered iu tle future
Mary r. Bancroft, Department President Of Ohio
. in General Orders No urged Che universal ah-
servance by every Corps Of tae dlv 81 sweet
memories and tender service FefhfsE ssa{ low
lngly. We are sure, the $3.50 women 1f 0a5o oh
served TINS lai uncti0u. Teach your sons and
daughters 90 gather she blue f5rEct-nns-llfs sad
bright spring flowers, and 5edecS these sh-sues
wan lae early offerings Of opening Spring
and patriotism
sers't II. C. Acsley Post and Corps ssbiazvaIs
Ia re'illzed $3.50 snd plenty Of fuu by Tire pro-
dUetI0h o! titr comedy fsvlvta- 3Ta ana s-,..
ia[ce 4 soldier . sailor Tinker a TaitsFF
toi, - y Jones Corps, No q. was instituted Nay
by Mrs. %. IT. Duraud. OF lansasa aita 81 stra-
es- women as charter members 0d5aersit alIed-
President, Maria 4. CALDWELL s. N-P Fannie
I iiylugOgd j. F-P., Rachel PItrie-. Se- EIla
3 Andrews; Treas, Elsie Diiustaa. Chan s ..'l4
White. Con Mary B. Prt.srzau- n r-5rr1
&uiEley 4. G.. sara Grarari- A g. Jane Calvin
This ls pronounced one OF the best Corps -ve- or
E.lnized - che Department Of Kansas and viU be
Of Cu'o.d benefit 81 Col j. j. J0uts Post E'oss and
S's 'itleieti 5lenloTiai elFlcc7 .l O. 11dy capt.
smith Of Jewell, orator Of the DAY .ssted bv
( tomrade Flowers, Of ihe Post, the Slbbatl-school
/ OF vac vicinity participating
+ Many eonarades Of the GA Il. and members of
I llle "tie. "lli rejoice TO know tllat james aud
Emma Stcedm7n, children OF the late Lteas Lewis
/ Cas- stsetaaH aud grandehiIdrea 81 Cen fse.es
/ blair SteaH!uau have secured PENSIONS t-r-nf.-a
the iHdetll.g9b.e efforts Of Capt Geo r Isa4on
the proofs Il the case having been difficult 10 secure
-e caii,tTeE are now inmates Of the Soldiers aud
sailors Orphans Home. &eHia. o. and 30 IS
pleasure % note that in both deposlmeut aud
ti.e''Islip ther school repo-,s show theu always
IN the highest grades James IS an office iu tie
doine military company
Airs Rehecca Steelmau lIefy8nu wiz have ssrgs
OF tie Kansas orphan asylum LeaveHWortr d-Ir-
ing tiie summer vacation OF tile uIatrou She EIVa
an eutcrtalnuIe t on -ae ercua. of Nay - benefit
Orphans Home; a.. entertainment at Kius.ev on
tue evening Ot the -S,b. and was o. reeiEe 1lrs-
Sherwood poem Forever and Erraye- .,-..tar
! The auspices OF T. o. How Pest 80. - ou Memo
rlal Day Mrs AcCau1 has had nm ovation tom
1 the Kansas veterans at the Soldiers Home Ieaveu-
+ worth. where she reeitsd "a poems ana s;iI
sl1s e'..Si i't more me ieltFeliNorth I5f1ess
li highly complimentary mention SAYS The cd
heroes were reluctant 20 leave the ban at Csc close
many eihafNlt- ti1- tl-y could nave listened TO
sGcn recii tails ali night without being tried
one Of the nHest Memorial Day orders was that
OF augusta - Henderson, Department President
OF Colorado, choice in Language and n condensed
form. closing with this Impressive iuiuaeli-r-
% In the cesseess march % tie halls 81 tlI I-.td
we have all joined. We halt one day To- h1I,f ia
grateful feTnel5s ance those who fell by Ire way
sde ugitilug for their country Let so vs t.ia6
wien for Us the last Memorial Day shall come, we
may 60 gladly to tit country OF whose giories IS
nIUEat mere w0udrous told si5 than these few
words; I shall be satisfied.
ilfs Jennie d. BETS sat w azhil4stou, o.. dele
gate TO National Convention, has been quite III
since Department Convention, but her many
friends VIII be happy 10 know she s. c0nvas esacut.
Boston continues her Cvati0ns TO Capt J. 81 Cra,V-
ford, tile " Poet Scout and the newspapers OF
81 the Hub are full Of bis praises He was re-
Gently entertained at the residence Of Governor
Ames, COMMONWEALTH avenue where be de-
lighted the invited guests with bis varied rectal
tiOns. Geo. Evans Post. Cambridge cleared slsA
from an enter, aiumeut gwen bv him.
Miss Ida smith, Valentine, Ne5. is the very effi-
&
IiOSAI TRIBUNE Is indebted for pleasant accouutsO OF
", II. G. work in that State as announced 10 Cen
ergti Orders No Z. Emma Manchester, Department.
president Elliott Corps, No y, Davenport has
contributed 5 to the fund for Mrs Augusta Essex
OF Feroid.
John Hammond Commandment of the soldiers
Home, Grand Island, Neb.. announces that appli-
calts viii be received by july Z. and earnestly
requests ali Corps to contribute what thcy csB
towards making the institution as home-liSe as
possible We are suye that sreat-hearted Nebraska
Will promptly repOHd.
A g. Wessert, Department Commando Of Wis
cousln u. s. Gray, A A-tTl IN General Orders
No. s. has the following, The Womans Relief
Corps has been found a most efficient help " here
estaol lsled, and their practical methods lu tue
direction OF charity have iu Invariably awakened an
interest IN the Posts to which they auxiliary. Es
is therefore recommended that the influence Of the
Order be used 10 establish Corps where they Go not
exist.
Mclaughlin Post captured tie picket guard at
the last meeting Of Mclaughlin Corps, Alansdsld.
I o., and demanded unconditional surrender of
the Corps. The Corps held council Of war FOR
about % minutes. aud then surrendered tue EarrI-
son, without having any biett Why such an attack
made. 10 was soon determined, however
when the members OF the Post escorted the 30
members OF tlie Corps 20 the restaurant, where 8
feast, including the fruits Of the season. bonn
tiiully spread. The surprise was complete AFTER
the feast the entire party returned TO the Corps
room. % here followed speeches and singing OF patr
Ata Nav Campfire the ladies Of H.ichland Center
/ Wis, presented VIM. Bennett Post with beautiful
banner by the hand Of Mrs. A. IT. Bliss u choice
and effective language Accepted by Dr. Downs on
Z
1 Department President spoke Of the aims the
/ achievements. the past and the present Of the
{ WOm8T's Relief Corps. War songs, reclLatl0us and
short speeches gave variety, and the occasion was
I most delightful one. The following day Mrs
/ Craig instituted VIM. Bennett COrps-AIrs- $. Lud-
I wig President band of intelligent energetic
women, with enthusiasm n the w0rz.-EetJie NJ
! I Nichols Department Secretary. Firuqu8, WIS
/ Palmer Corps. No ;, of Wiusted. Conn held an
apron and fIucy-WOTE sale, with ice cream, cake
candy table, etc, which nettad Le Corps the band
some sum OF SS5G1 One prominent feature 81 the
sale the disposal by vote at lo cents vote, Of
a handsome autograph quilt. patriotic a7 welt as
handsome composed of red. whit. aud blue, and
made by the ladies of the Corps This was given
to Mrs Jordan tine Corps Secretary, she receiving
S2isf--Etta D. Horne. Corresp oaGiug secretary,
officers OF FELTON, Corps, organized May ~ by
=. X. uOOtOn. Commander FELTON, Post, No y,
CAR, President, EppalIue Jackson; = N--P-s
Susanna Jackson J. F.-P., Florence stocSman5
: sec, Maggie Grimes; Treas, Maggie HUstet-er +
Con-, 1Iariah Shalfer7 A. c., Narthy Il. H0otons
! Chap, Hester Street. G., Het.y Dawson A ca
Annie Pu-h.
james A Garfield Corps. No g Of LeadviIIe
Colo. gave this Post u very pleasant surprise on
the evening of the 10th. They cordially re-
ceivcd by the Senior Vice in the absence of the
Commander, and with the assistance Of the COM
rades the tables were brought iu and spread with q
bountiful collation. provided by the ladies after
. which, two comrades presiding, az the organ and
flute, a number Of sets were danced and all went
I q uOuIngr u