The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-11
ALL ALONG THE LINE.

An oId-fashioned " Deestrict School " entertain-
ment was successfully given by Acker Corps No
Z, St Paul, Mimi. +. /. Howard reports the Corps
prospecting, with five members initiated the last
quarter.
Maggie Monroe Rudisille. President Provisional
Department of New Mexico has been visiting the
Corps under her jurisdiction, and arranging for
Carnival Of Days at White Oaks, her home Corps
Uncle Hugh Mosber. the central figure of the
spirited and celebrated picture of Yankee Doc
die. led the music al Hamlin Post Campfire We'll
lington, o., held on Il recent evening.
Peabody Corps, No. 90, Peabody, Kan, realized
S50 from the Deestrict School" performance The
Corps has presented number of books TO the Me-
mortal Library of The Soldiers Orphans Home at
Atchison, founded in memory of Mrs. Lizzie An
dersoD, Past National Junior Vice President, and
the founder of the Order in Kansas. We also do
mated two dozen headrests and cushions for the
Soldiers Home at LeGvenworth.-AddieSt Stephens
Josephine Cleveland Past Department.. secre
tary OF Illinois, W.RC., has lost her beloved father
Daniel J. Cleveland. in his S0th year at his home in
Springfield III. The sympathies Of all members
Of the Order viii be with the devoted daughter
and her venerable mother in their great loss.
Daisy, the little daughter OF Comrade Graves
gave some OF her pleasing recitatons at the Relief
Corps Boston Bean Social on recent evening at
HoOka. Mich.
Mary Converse, President reports that Harry
Seribner Corps No. ll9, Plain City o., writes that
The Corps has presented the Post with fine or
gan from the proceeds OF social entertainments be-
sides beautifyiBg the hall, while the Relief Com
mittee has taken care that the sick and poor have
not been neglected.
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worked four years faithfully for the good cause.
They added SIS 10 their funds by serving the Re
union supper OF the Goth Mich. Officers installed
with the Post: President, Mary L. Russell: S v
p, Evaline Patee; J. V.-P., Mary Forsythe; Sec.
Mary Z. Breining; Treas, Elizabeth Shaw; Chap
[ Ae!vlna tguoQuiiard; Con, Ruth Edison; c. Lizzie
ROBERTS, a. q, Llbble Knight; A. G., Maria Gull
YER
Officers of Corps Sc. Ionia, Kan: President. Chic
/ Wheeler; ;. N.-P., Celestia Kent; J. V.-P Annie
Loonlisi sec, Gertle Collie; Treas Mary Baxter;
! Chap, Carscy Huddleston; Con- Ella Bundv
a. C.. Liiley Rhoadsi O., Mary Shaw; a. c., Sarah
! Glaze.
Emma Piper Instituting and Installing Officer.
assisted by Lydia George, Department President.
/ instituted Corps ct Monticello, Mimi, March l.
1882 auxiliary TO Sedgewcll Post No. S. Officers:
/ President, Elnora Brenchley; 5. V.-P., Emily
Stacy J. N.-P., Sarah Paryin; Sec, Eliza Chill
sons Treas, orpha Willis; Chap, Mary Trasl1
4 Con-, Entna Sawyer; A. c., Sarah Snyder; G..
( Rose Leonard; A. G., Clara Bertram. Twenty
/ three charter members active and enthusiastic,
4 and of valuable assistance to the Post
Officers of Lemert Corps, No. As Newark 0 !:
President Sarah Q. BousneT; S.V.-P., Libbie over
turf; j. N.-P, Annie Wiley; Sec, Dora s. Cole
] Treas, Lizzie McAianus; Chap. Cora Laird; Con-
4 Eva Haughey; G., Victoria Clark; A. c., Sarah r.
Huston; A. O., Laura Leaf Cor. Sec, Ella NJ.
Ashbrook.
/ Coleman Asbury Corps No 259. was instituted
Jan. by Louisa Brooks, lnsttuting and Installing
4 Officer; 20 charter members President Ellie VIII
/ liams ;. X-P., Chris Richardson; j. V.-P. Alice
/ Burke; Sec Name Boyd; Treas, Elizabeth Hum.
/ phreys; Con. Debbie Boyd; Chap, Catharine
Southard; O., Emma Bebee; A. c., Jane Haines;
t =. Ag.s
Officers of Richard Keyes Corps No I39 Rem
sons Corners, o.: President Sarah Underwood
! :. N.-P., Ann Cutter J.N.-P, Elva Codding; Sec.
Alma Crooks; Treas, Mary Spellman; Chap
| Eunice Chrisman; Con- Sarah Bellus; G., Elvira
/ Ralcott; A. c., Matte Ciapper; A. c. Susan Day
kin. Maj. Lewis, of Medina, lectured for Post and
Corps on Recoliections of Chickanauga.n He
made IL very entertaining 10 the audience.
The concluding paragraph of General Orders, No
]. OF Caroline ii. Bell, Department President OF
Wisconsin, is as follows: The Department Pres
dent feels assured that though we have the pros
pect before this year OF welcoming To Wisconsin
the largest gathering al the National Encampmen
Of the Ga. r. and the National Convention of tho
N.IGC. ever held, we have reason TO be diseour
aged. The Milwaukee Corps are willing and ex
pect 10 do hard work but they know they have The
women of the grand old Badger State 10 back
them and we expect to send our sisters theil
fathers, husbands. sons aud brothers home singing
the praises Of the daughters of Wisconsin, as We
have done Of California, Missouri and Ohio,n
Officers OF Gen. Lander Corps, No. 90 Depart
ment Of Massachusetts: President, Clara H. Smith
| :. N.-Pu Emma Wiley; J. V.-P., Rose Sprague
| Treas, Emma Ward; Chap Emma Martin; Con.
Jennie Tirrel; g., Fanny Chapman; Sec, Lizzie
4. midget; A. c., Lucy z. Russell; A. c., saral
Widdop