The National tribune., 1890-01-09
Department GleanIngs.
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA.

Elizabeth Darcy Kline visited Liberty Corps,
san Francisco. nt ~ recent meeting, aud addressed
them ia her uaunl eloquent ana inspiring manner.
President for 1880 Mary T.. Whiteside.
Iula Medley has been elected President of the
prosperous Relief Corps at Modesto aud Cathariuo
V. Slads President of Belmont Corps. No IS
which has just furnished room at the Evergreen
Home.
The woman's Relief Corps Home at Evergreen
II ready To receive inmates, and Susie NJ. Shay, the
matron, had everything put In order for the dcoi-
cation. Applications for ADM "a for inmates can
be had by addressing Elizabeth ID Asey Kline san
Rafael; H. Jane Russell, GIG Fifteenth street, Oak
lHndi sarah J. Farwell, 1912 Broadway Oakland
or Geraldine l., Frisbie, Menlo Park. Capt. A. w.
Barrett. of Los Angeles IA member OF the Advisory
Board OF the Home, visited Sacramento with the
President of the Home Association, Elizabeth
Darcy Kline, in the interests of the appropria-
ton made to the Homo by the last Leg slature and
The warrant for the payment of the same has been
issued by the State Controller. They also visited
the Home at Evergreen, and Capt. Barrett carried
IA very favorable report To the residents of tho
southern part of the State of the condition of the
Home. All INDECENT and destitute dependents OF
Union veterans and Army Nurses who nr,, unable
from age disability To take care OF themselves
can now he sheltered aud made comfortable in the
Home prepared through the efforts OF the loyal
women OF California.
DEPARTMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS,
DEAR tribune: BY invitation, IL. NJ Warren
Corps, No 90, of Wakefield. Johh A. Halves Corps
No, 3, Of East Boston, visited Abraham Lincoln
Corps, NO 30, OF Charlestown, the evening of
Nov. IL Among other guests present were Past
National President Sarah e. Fuller President
Gross and Secretary of g. l.. Chandler Corps No.
100. Brookline; President Merritt aud Conductor
OF Gen, Sylvauus Thayer Corps No o. Hrnintree /.
also, members from Theodore Winthrop Corps No.
10, Chelsea, and Gen George q. Meade Corps No.
%. Lexington. and Department Corresponding See.
rotary OF StOnehum. The exercises of the evening
were intcrspeTscd with speeches and readings
which were enthusiastically received. Much sntis-
faction WAS expressed at the luc work of the Corps
An excellent collation. was served in the banquet
hall. SC Lawrence Corps, No g. Medford Melted
500 at their recent fuir.-Abhe L.. Whitney De-
phrtment Corresponding Secretary, Stoneham
Mass.
GOOD ADVICE TO A CORPS
DEAR TRIBuNE Denison Corps came under nv
inspection. They would willingly work but have
not the facilities at hand. The President would
form order from chaos. Therefore urge her stan
OF officers 10 cling To her aud work with zeal and
renewed hrdor. DO not DO weary in well doing
strive tn gain high rank. and n very high mark
mony prevail, be very puuoual in attendance con.
suit one with the other Tor the good of the Order
and think you may rest assured that 1890 will
speak much in favor of Corps No. 7.-Inura q.
Cnddy, Corresponding Secretary, Department of
Maryland.
DEPARTMENT OF NEBRASKA,
DEAR TRIBUNE: Coddel Corps No So Cedar
Rapids, have elected Rettie Cultivate President
Coleman Post, No. 49, and Coleman Corps 65 Of
Wilbur, gave "a November Campfire, when visitors
from Diller Post and Corps Harvard, were present,
1t was Il fed-letter night III the history of Wilbur
workers, opening with grand supper. Emma
Manchester, National s. V. r., was among the
guests of the evening; SiS7 was placed In her
hands, benefit Mrs Essex, Comrade j. w, Janu-
airy, OF qhineonk, electrified the audience with a
brilliant talk.
At "a reception given by the Post and Corps of
Teeumseh Mr. and Mrs. Manchester and Roscoe
Manchester were among the guests. Little Phil
No. III, presented Mrs. Manchester with handsome