The National tribune., 1889-01-03

No. 8, Nancy y. Moore, Department President az
New HHmpahiTe Past Department Presidens
Mrs Matte y Ioultoa has received and accepted
tine appointment OF National lnstituiinz and Iu-
Sailing officer This appointments is a lust recos-
milton OF the service rendered 20 the Order by Ma
MouitOu when u was not recognized even by the
Grand Army as its auxiliary, and when there was
no treasury and the expenses Of the Departments
were paid by the President"
The institution Of A.. r. stevens Corps No. 81.
Peterboro, n II, vas effected Oct "a Diantha A.
DOrsay, President.
officers of Chamberliu Corps. St Johnsbury Vt:
President, 9 r. H. Ihompsoni : F.-F., Henrietta
Goodali; J. F--P., Mrs. Hawlev. Treas Carrie
Underwood; Chap, Sarah j. Roberts; Con, Fannie
Iarshursti - Mrs. Cariveau- Delegates, Sarah
F. Hovey, DENIS Wiley, Louise j. Kendall; Al
ternates, Resale Bowman, Mary A. CouIey, Sarah
]. Roberts.
Officers OF Potomac Corps. Washington. D. c.
President Aibertiue : OdeIir S. w. Rose Z
Ferree; J.N--P, Helen @. Campbeil Treas. Nellie
Prentice; Chap, Ce!esta Ferris; Con, Augusta G..
StarSeyi u, Nellie Royce These officers viii be
installed the second Monday evening ia January at
the new G. T. hail. No. IiI2 PenasyIv aHia avenue
Etghty-sIx members of the Corps were present as
the election ont Of a total of IG5
Somrade J. Z. Murray Commander James b.
SteeOmau Post, No- -, IHliapOoss Gss., IN order
ing supplies for Corps No i, just Instituted writes
/ the National Treasurer, Lizsbeth a. Turner. the
I I0tioWlug encouraging, words: This is the first
N.iSC- in the State of Georgia Gradually the
St.A-is' anu h-teC are drifting southwark, ming
ling and fraternizing with their old enemies ard
from personal knowledge believe their presence
/ monte the two sections
Washington Corps, Lawrence, Kan, has elected
oeeTs A. follows. President Mrs. Allen 5. V-P-,
1 Mrs Waillesi J. V--P, Mrs. Gibson Chap. Mrs.
Parse Treas, Mrs. Burr Con, Mrs. Beebei g.,
/ Mrs. Petty.
/ junction City CKanl Corps, No. 6. has elected
officers as follows President Mrs ;. j. HoIbrook
/ ;. N.-P., Mrs ;. j. Brown; J. V-P. Mrs N A.
{ Albright; Treas. Mrs. II. B. Clemens Chap. Mrs.
+ D. 4. Cooper Con, Miss @. u. HobrOok; G.,
/ Mrs. j. p BersEreu. Delegate, Mrs III. z. Glenn
/ ons; Alternate, Mrs. A. L. Nicholson.
May Parsons Lee, Corps Correspondent, reports
( the Inspection Of Corps No q, Iona City, by De-
partmeut President Myra HaDkey, who was hel
guest over night. Corps 7S had just given q ban
guet 10 the Breeders Association, realizing Sl0O fol
| relief.
/ The Editor is indebted to Hannah r. Piynptou,
Past Department Secretary Of Iowa, ". re, for 8
copy OF the Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Con-
yentOn, held NJ Cedar Rapids prii n and - 1883
IL Is neat and busiuessl Ike document and reflects
credit On the Past Department officers, one and all
Oiucers elected by James Price Corps No 50, Of
Westervllle, o., for 1882 President Martha Sharp;
> W, Mary Custer; J. F.-P., Quiunie Ranueyi
CHAP Amanda Bennett; Con, Frances Flckfn-
ger; g., Mary Sanders Delegate, Frances Flick
lnger5 Alternate, Hattie Adams Louise N. Phelps
IN her report, says an increasing membership vii
De conducive Of progress In the grand AT 3 noble
work OF caring for those who so nobly responded
70 aid our country IN its time OF great need. The
Corps = very sorry to know that so many brave
men now disabled are unable to procure pensions