The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-06-05
ALL ALONG THE LINE.

Schenck Corps, No. 100, Fulton v Y received
a visit AT its last meeting from Comrade " c.
Cooper, OF Sturgcs. Mich. who in an address. paii
"a glowing tribute 10 the Woman's Relief CORPS.
under the guidance Of National President Annie
NlitenmyeT. Julia a. Murphy, Corps President
says o; The Speaker. who was attending the Re-
union OF his old regiment, the 2ith y Y Com
Iade Cooper j. made OF the right kind of material
He Is Grand Army man from principle. and he
has earned on the field Of battle tho right To wear
the badge Of honor. lie believes that fraternity
means something, and is not afraid 10 say 50 and
Tie women OF Fulton Corps wish CouTade Cooper
"A long life 10 continue the good work ia which he
IS engaged, and hope to meet him at the next Re
union Of the good old 9th.
One Of The finest Memorial Day orders was that
OF sophia ID. Hall, Department President Of New
Hampshire. The following. concerning the duties
and obligations Of the " Il. G. Is good an the, wear
round: Tile Woman's Relief Corps WAS organ
lied to give expression ia appropriate ways To this
sense OF obligation and feeling of regard, and for
years We have shared. with loving hearts and
hands, in decorating the last resting places of the
hllen ia token Of their services Us and the Ma
ton OF which we are citizens. Let u not now be
rcmiss in paying them the tribute of our affection
mounds over their heads the buds and blossoms of
the opening Spring. Amid the ceremonies Of com
state let us renew our precious memories OF their
vaur aud sutfeTiugs, vows of duty and care for
those whom their death has left dependent upon
us, aud our ith ia and devotion TO the great
OF liberty and justice for which they died.
The Quarter Century Memorial number OF the
Acme HareTsack i tiue collection OF patriotic song
TIOSAL TRIBUNE and the Harsrsuct one year for
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John Howard Corps, No. 50, McCOmb o.. Is the
first to send to Ohio Headquarters its full contribu-
ton to the Lucy Wcbb-I Hayes portrait fund. Car
RE Iiizsong. Corps President
Blanca l. Miller. Provisional Department Presi-
dent of Tennessee sends out "A neat General Order
under date Of May 20, announcing officers rs fol-
lows: ;. N.-P,, Charlotte Triudc. Chattanooga; J.
V.-P., Marion G. Ramage Knoxville; see. J. VI. :.
Case, Chattanooga; Treas. Hattie :. Stewart Chat
tanpoga; Chap, Mary +. Tyler, Chattanooga.
Chattanooga.
Mile Alexander, wife OF Capt W. c. Alexander,
Toledo, o., has been he guest of Department Pres-
dent Clarke, Ut Canton. o. Both Captain and Mrs
Alexander are delegates To- their respeCtives Ma
tiOnal Conclaves, GAR. and W.Is C.. at Boston.
Elizabeth Sutherland Heron, Past Department
President Of Ohio. was presented with an elegant
watch set with diamonds, with chain attached
following the Ohio Convention at Cincinnati
The committee consisted Of Mesdumes Whitfield,
Baglcy, Crnmcr, bosOn aud Quiutuu. The watch
Is said To be IA beauty and greatly priced 10y Mrs.
Heron. both for its intrinsic beauty aud AS an ex-
preston of approval of hard labor cuuscieuIiously
performed.