The National tribune., 1890-01-23

have done 1t unto mel May we teach our children
the cost of each star In our eounLry's banner and
That they were preserved In tact By the LOYALTY of
their fathers and brOthersl And finally LET ma NOT
lose sight of the fact, that with our Heavenly
Father IN the midst we cannot fsiln
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
At musical and literary entertainments given
for the benefit of Anderson Corps, No A. Indian
apolis Ind, one of the most attractive features
the recitation of "NTusic on the Pappaban-
mock given by Lucia Julian Martin, Principal Of
the Schoo OF Expression, assisted by the Post Glee
Club and orchestra
Sarah g. Mink, Department President Of New
York, installed the officers Of William r.. Vosburg
Corps, Newark, N j., Nancy ID. Burnham. Presi-
dent Mrs. Mink instituted this Corps in 1856 with
u charter members; IL now numbers IS. ROYAL
greeting was extended her and refreshments va
Henry Lincoln Post and Corps. oberIin, o.. en-
Joycd tile pleasures OF joint installation at which
Time Maggie mclaughlin was made President and
Emma Barnum Secretary. Mrs. Cole made an adj
mTablc presiding officer.
At the Installation Of Robert o. Tyler Corps. No
9, Department Of Connecticut the f.ayc was placed
in the hands of Miss Adelia Sackett who has done
a grcnt amount of hard work for the Order and
served the Corps as Treasurer most accepiabIy.
TiGd the program.
Christmas night witnessed happy union in the
wedding of Daisy NJ. Stiles, of Mrs. benjamin
HARRISON Tent No !, ID. of ", and !. ~ Foss of L.
T. PlummeT Camp, = of V. THE NATIOAI. TRIE-
UEE joins in the congratulations
Among Corps Presidents announced for 1890 are
the following: George 5. Fowler Corps, Berlin
nights, o., SniiBa Andrews Phil keRrny Corps.
Fairmont, Mimi, Ellen T.. Rice; Parson BTnwnIow
Corps Wayne, kanI l.. q. Hill Robert o. Tyler
Corps.
WeitzeI Relief Corps No. 81. Chicago, H.. held
a New Years reception at their hail. when fine
lunch was served and numerous comrades called
10 pay their respects. pleasant feature was the
celebration OF the Goth anniversary Of the marriage
of a conrade
Mrs. J.. i. Davis. Secretary, writes Of the good
work ola GAR. Aid Society at Clio. Mich organ
yea year ago, auxiliary TO James Bradley Post
lsl Through the aid OF their society the Post
enjoys comfortable hall. dedicated August last
the good work
The death of little Jennie Wyman. daughter
OF DIR. and Mrs. Wyman. OF Detroit has
brought great sorrow, not only upon her pareuts
but many dear friends in the yonan'4 Re-
llei Corps of Michigan, among whom is Louise A.
Robbins, Past Department President who il Mrs
,Nypans sister. Mrs. Wyman IS member Of Fair
banks Corps. While 1t IS hard 10 give up her
youngest darling 1T - yet sweet to feel that her
home in heaven IS begun.
Col, Q. Mason Kline, Past Department Com
maIder OF California GA. T., and his WIFE Eliza
beth Darcy Kline, Past National President
VIC, were summoned 70 Syracuse y V hv the
sudden illness of their venerable father Mr.. Knne
WHO was preparing to celebrate his golden wedding
IN February next with family reunion Many
friends will hope for his recovery and a cousuul-
nation Of the unusual event
Among the scores of good Corps scattered over
the state Of Ohio i A. N. Coleman Corps No lG7
Troy .. Sallie -. Winan5 has been the President
Tor inc past two years aud the Corps has been the
source oil pride To her for its good work prDmDt
response TO all calls and active co-Oueration in
All the aims and objects of the Order They are a
noble band Of ladies, working harrnonio1sIy to-
Rether That they have not been idle or neglectfuI
OF those VINO come under their care is told IN the
aet that they have expended IN relief in 1859 S5l 30
Ihey also distributed 81 large quantity of aDn1reI
and sent out Mt Christmas time p baskets filed
with good things. The Department may we'll be
proud OF such working COrps-S 81 l. BatteI4
Past Department President