The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-01-24
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
Tae Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
The Happy Household.
ORNAMENTAL VASE.

lIce ar wheat lei il dry then gid; it Is quite
pretty. 1 should like 10 exchange gladloj pulos;
seven varieties Of red; also zephyranihes 0GDs o.
lHn variety for bulbs Of different coors or diiiefeit
Lids. Would like 10 correspond with someone
flower cuiture.-Ars. 4. ). Morton DafIto"u'N'
SQUARE ORGAN STOOL COVER.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Ia response 20 the request
O. Nellie and Lizzie Moore send the following
directions Tor making a cover Tor square organ
10 make a pattern iay your stool top downward
on a paper aud with pencil mark the exact SIZE
and shape; then cut a lining seam larger IMAM
the pattern all around, and cover ii win crazy
patchwork. Line with siiesia, and around The edge
sew wide lace used antique lace crochetei nom
scarlet saXOuy.-Eya Il. Crate, Oceanslde' CAl
Editors Chat
VIII Lavender: All whose names arc IN the Roll
Cali may enjoy the privileges Of the Tribune Ex-
change free.
a. Nabelle Woodard. Greenfield, Mass, should
address 5Irs. Kate B. Sherwood Toledo, o.. as the
easiest way Of reaching the C. c. Editor.
Mary Young, Athens, H.: Send 81 to THE Ma
gIosAL TRIBUNE for a C. c. badge. Write to Miss
Josephine Cleveland, Department Secretary X
c. Springfield L.. for instructions in forming
Relief Corps.
Our c. C. friend Viola AIuzzal is now Mrs Kline
feiter The Editor c. c. extends congratulations
Ia behalf Of the whole Happy Household.
Next week the boys VIII give some thoughts
about debates There viii also be meeting OF the
Book Circle and chat about some c. c. homes.
All requests must be properly signed before IN
sertion- Those whose wants are rejected VIII
know the reason why.
jet her send on her name. ii costs nothing II she
belongs TO a NATIoNaL TRIBUNE household; open
40 none other. Nellie V. Eey, please make a note
OF 10.
What grand Club, so interesting and bene-
fetal 80 says Nellie Buck, Of Indianapolis, a
lew member and - say they all
Why does not e. Marion, o.. send her own
.th the pretty little sketch, and insure its
Conversation CTub
EtolcS a. he Clslb-l Write briefly. 3 Write only
Oh one side Of the paper. 5. Write TO the point. l.
Write ON one subject. s. Write your best. Q.
send answers 10 ali puzzles for use OF Editor Eaeh
week tie Of those writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, penmanship and gem
ersd merit cOnslderec-Wlii be named at the head
Of this column the Honor Roll. First honor
VIII include ali OF these requirements. Second
honor VIII include deficiency IL some one point.
No others " III be named.
HONOR ROLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor-Charies Kuhl, Stewardson, Ill.
Second HonOr-AIoIlie Sorber, Schickshinny, Pa.
sEAReHERs AND soLyERs.
Annie r. Alchorn, Fall River, Mass, 6; Mamie
C. Burke. Roscbanl, H. y, Is; II. b. Young. Rose
Grams Ill., s; May Armstrong Bourbon, Ind, 2;
hrs J. A A. MetcaIf, Sherman's Mills, Ne, 10
Cad M. kepner, Marengo, Iowa, g. f. r. Chase,
EInber, Wy. f.. i; Mrs. w. ;. Faulkner, CazenOyIa,
n Y, :; j. n Moran, jr., ROcztOn, ILL., 8; Flay v.
Hartman Franklin. Tenn, 8; Ceua Z. Poe. Dixon,
Ill, s. L. NJ FlnkhaU, Springfield, Ill. H. Molle
Brown, Prairie View, III. i olive l.. Race Fort
Wayne Ind. ,; Nellie V. Eley. Macon, H., J.;
Emma > Perkins, Natiek, Mass, 81 Annie l. VIII
llains, Sausus, Mass g Viola kllnefeiteT nee
AiuzZal). 5; J. +. smith, Barre, Mass, s. James
\. Alger, SwampscOtt Mass. s. U. 5. Thompson,
Tower City, Ia. G. Edna BrOphy. East Dorset, VT,
B; Eva l. Crate. :; airs. ArtIe Niece j; Charles
4. Straight, PaWtucket Il. J.. i9; Hattie l. Good
sell Morgan Center Vt 1; AIaude Miller Alpha
Mo. 2; Eita /. Lane. Newton. Kan; Lora 1. Price,
Pardeesviie, Wis; Mary /. Fox, FTedonia Kan,
8; Eta Y. Woods. Schuyler. Neb., l. Samuel T.
Erwin. Holland, Pa, 8; Mrs. Mary Meserole.
Waterbury Conn, 6; Kate W. Bentley, Arena,
Wis, 4; George r. Lugton, North Topeka, Kan,
s; Minnie N Goehrsne. Severance. Kan. Mabel
q 6lddlngs, Ihorntons Ferry, o., l0i Edgar l..
Stevens. Goshen, Wy. T.. 3; :. c. Schumich, De-
oatuT III. 5; Edgar /. Stevens, Goshen. Wy. T., g.
Willie J. ker, Asbury Park, n. j., IL Louie Nor
row, stark, H., 2.
OUR ROLL CALL-GREETINGs
Noilie Brown (i5). soldiers daughter, Prairie
View. ILL.,; Nellie v. EIey, Mazon H. c. b War
ren, son 69th Ohio. Twenty Mile stand, o.; Mary
Frisbie Shawano Wis soldiers daughter: Lucy
Wade, Charlottesville, Ind, daughter esd Ind;
RetGa aud Cora McPherFin aud Anna TRIMMER
Republic City, Kan; Mrs. A. J. Morton Darrtown,
O.; Carrie /. Simpson az. Berlin, H., daughter
Co. d, 18Th. has read TEE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for
i've years Lucy J. Jacks. soldiers little gi1 l)
Catlin. Ind; E>telle Levi (l0) daughter Corp1
Peter Levi, L. 5 Inf, gave her papa TIE Ma
1IOAAL Tribune Tor CHRISTMAS present, address
6J5 Pine street, Chattanooga, Ienn.i Lenora +. p.
Howe ll5j. Hopkinton, Mass. greetings invalid
Oracle, mamma Is q cripple and uses chair;
Robert GoehIng, soldiers son, HOiyoke Mass;
Ed Scott. Alvin Scott. Alvin Smith, Hidreth H.;
Geo. ". Smith. Garden City, Kan, son Co X, Sth
no; Clarence Koester. son g7th Pa. Scbiczshinny
Pa; Moilie SOrbez u.s. Schickshinny, Pa daughter
l43th Pa; HIlker II. Brand, zth W. Va Cav,
Canton, W. Va; /. Davis, Harrisonville O.. Addie
Wilson, daughter Co A. 9ih Mo. Cav. Everett,
1IO.i }. &. Blckford Fairfield, Me- late Co. B. 18th
NE: Cora j. Avery, daug bter Ith Mich, Box 6.2
Litch6eid Mich.; Viii Lavender. care Y. II. c. A,
EYAnsFlAe, jnd-. camp a. = q Vi w. ;. Moore,
Pleasant Hope. No; Fannie l.. Ward, Sea View,
Mass Nellie J. smith Lake George, \. Y; AIaude
44hler Alpha NO. Daughter AlHJ Miller, oath ILL.,
Meta BaIIta, 5usport. Iowa; III Rose Jansen, 925
BaysOn avenue, Quincy ILL.,; Wait Fitzpatrick
Roy erton. ind; Annie F. Murray Mountain Dale
3 4 IN Oak
father, grandfather and i've uncles in the war;
Claude Range, Trenton, No; Mary l. Fox, Ere
oonia. Kan, daughter led Ohio Samuel T. En-
R'lu. Holland Pa; Nellie Buck. indianapolis Ind
soldiers daughter; Kate w. Bentley, Arena Wis.,
Anna u. Fish, Caledonia, o.; Mrs. ID. W. Jeffers,
hlilatastoNn, Mass, Charles kuhl Stewardson,
h. Fred u. Marsh, Manchester, Ind; Warren
Wing. Co. H. slh Mich. Dashville, Mich. mot an
&44Ee- though ne las got i9ur wlBgsli George Al.
COlAeru, BaEkersburg ". Va. daughter Co. IL Sd
n. Va Cav; Alice Boiroth. Aenn Lane. Pa; Luther
O. oJebDins. New Lisbon. Conn: Frank W Wright
6asiOns n Il Nelson Jones, Douglas, Ore.
TIE AYES HAVE IT.
Following Is the vote the question Shall the
Tribune Exchange be cOntinued2 Those who vote
aye are: Mamie G Burke, Iosebank n Y: K
Newcomer, Lakeside OAK ~. 5. Moore Pleasant
Lope No: Aseua AicNeal. Dixon. O.. Ed l. Draner
Prairie CITY Iowa; Clias A. Straight, Payytucket
r. J. Josie Bei.er. AilieTsburg, Pa; Evelyn H.
Eeltit. New Lisbon, o.; Minnie Richmond Mar
settles lii j. J. Rutherford. Mary T.. Rutherford
Ai.l G. Rutherford Ho0sier Bill, Sims Ind: CIIas
J.. Hasten. Fort Madison, Iowa J. Il. Waffle
Sharon. o.; Brcssie Cowan. Flagier. Iowa. Telah
tslN<slEtIs fsri4G4c. Iowa. Joseph H. Norton
J. Morton, North l.0binsOn, o.; Edwin r. Ierch
Erie. Ia; Francis Stevens, Waco, Neb: C. II
HOughtOu. J-eonlusier, Mass; Ida Sabu. Grand
vile 8llctl-; Bruce Punlpiry, Julian, Ind; bible
Norman, aII O. Norman, Logan, Iowa; IHez III
Humber, Shannon, I'LL; Matte X. Luke Wheat
heic. Mich.; BERTHE kiilanl. Cleveland, o.; Kate
Robbins, DaIaId o. Mary Butcher, Murphysboro
HI; Alfred J.. Earicourt. MallH Was. Wn T.:
1lFs ;. 4. i. -ilerWlB. HuTdal, MINI; Arthur SIN
cla.lr. " ala nalla, Mn. 4; Jennie Reynolds Fay.
etc, o; Iva 7. Pryor Providence, X. l.; Sadie p
Stoufrr, Marion, o.. VI. q. Smith. South Brain.
tree. Mass Jessie 4. Church, Esperance y Y
llle A. smith Big Plain, o.; +. ;. Perkins Natick
Mass; ). = &lseharL Newton, o. Total ayes 40
Those Who vote 40 are: Josie Bruno, The Dalies
Ore Minnie j. Douglas. Arcadia, Iowa: Leonard
Martin, Enporia. kan; George S. Ford Wesi
Plain, 40; A. J.. Seaman. -. Louis No: T n
Anderson, " oodlaHd. ILL.,; Bruce J.. Smith New.
man. lis; Minnie Brand, Ureka Illa Francis p
HagAr, Msidalius \. J.; George ". smith GardeT
City. Kan; AGA T.. Combs, Schroon Lake n Y
v King pier, Aarmon's Creek, Pa; Hattie M
Gee, Troy, y. L.; Leona Parker Amatou Wis
Edgar J.. stevens, Goshen Wy. T. Total noes l5
Majority lO1 Exchange ..
Reasons for the affirmative vote are given n,
members, substantially as follows:
We can be Of help TO one another IN q thousa,,
different ways through the Exchange. We voul,
suffer great loss were IL omilled-E : Perkins
Box 1918. AaticI Mass.
would just soon think Of giving IN the uyl,,1
q. z. The Exchange. IL has been a l,reat I,s.f;
10 many. For myself, IL has helped me pass mao,
pleasant hours, and through il ] have found a
good correspondence as can anywhere be found