The National tribune., 1890-08-28

ulate her beautiful disposition, aud so conduct our
lives that we may fit ourselves TO meet her in the
Rcsolred That a copy Of these resolutions he sent
10 the bcrcaved brother Of the deceased and also TO
| The NAuoNAL Tribune for publication. A. H.
| Mun"t, Eta A. Winner Mamie Clark.
! The Committee on General Revolutionary A.
| Weber. ChRiTman-oflc the following, which
/ was unanimously adopted:
| Voted: That the thanks of this Convention bc,
/ and are hereby, extended TO the Committees
/ Reception. Badges, Button, Constitution, Station.
| cry. and Relief; 10 the members OF the Council,
and 10 Lizaheth A. Turner for the efficient manner
| in which they have discharged their several inn
pornnt duties; TO the Massachusetts members for
the efforts which they have put forth TO make
first Reunion success, aud los. J. Butric, super
mtcudcut of tho Y. w. G. A., for courtcsics cx-
| tended aud Tor the free use of the hall.
| Bertrand A. Nebbcr. Charles i. Straight Roscoe
j. Whitman, Florence q. Crossman, Ella w.
Colby. Committee.
The reports Of the various standing committees
] being Ia order w. G. Smith. as Chairman Badge
/ Committee, reported that there had been nine
designs presented which had been voted on by
/ every member of his committees. ms follows: -Four
voted for the Whitman and Nalley formula, one for
! VIM. i. Weeds. lie then offered everyone pres
en- am opportunity TO inspect the designs, and eX-
hibiicd the sample Whitman and YalScy button
which had been sent for that purpose, and told of
/ the information lac had procured To the relative
costs OF button. Then, 10 set the ball n-rolling,
i he offered a motion, which was seconded 10y Eta
Winner, that we adopt National C. G. button.
This was vigorously debated by A ii. Mundt w.
/ g. smith, Mamie T. Clark and Il. l.. Whitman.
Withdrawn upon request
Moved 10y Rev. Emerson and seconded, that We
adopt bronze badge similar 10 the present silver
| one. Wuhdrnwn.
Moved 10y Rev Emerson, and seconded by Emma
Perkins thai we decline TO adopt n, T. c. &.
/ button. Carried.
Moved by Emma Perkins. and seconded by
Butcher, that we adopt and have furnished TO the
members, IA badge similar To the present silver one
but made OF some cheap, durable metal, Ht n cost
not to exceed p cents apiece. Carried,
Aunt May keeler, rs Chairman Relief Committee
reported more need than fuRds.'
Annie l. Williams a Council Treasurer said
] HNH4H FrrRsr &
sl'e was Then unable 10 report the exact financial
standing OF the Club.
julius Gogaru being Chairman of tho Stationery
Committee, and absent, the report deferred,
beautiful offering Of rushes tied with "A ribbon
was AT TINS point passed upon the platform for
Annie /. Williams, remembrance Of our be-
loved sister gone before. Mabel Woodland. Green
field, Mass. On motion, the Chair appointed
CommItlcc-Rev. X. T. Emerson, ChGirman-io
prepare, and report al later date, resolutions
bearing upon Mabcl's death aud it was unani-
mouSiy voted tlInt tue committee be authorized to
act for the Convention in that matter.
Rev. Emerson then read petition To tho Editor
ln-Ihiei o. THE NATIoNAL tribune, follows;
FOR MORE SPACE.
While we recognize the invaluable services OF
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE in promoting the inter-
cols oi our beloved {. &. through It's columns 10
the present tlme. IN view OF the rapid increase OF
cur membership aud the great interest manifested
ln the principles OF our Club and more especially
m view @! our organization to-day Therefore be IT
htSotrcd, That we respectfully petiiiouihc Editor
taI more space la tie columns OF THE NATIONAL
organ.
Ihis resolution was unanimously adopted, upon
motion 70 That effect moved by Muudt aud
Moved by Seaman seconded by Clothicr. that n
committee o. appointed 20 wait uron Mr.. McF.roy
aud present the petition 10 him during his STAY in
Boston. Carried. Appointed, a. L. Seaman Eta
Winner and TEos. j. Martin
Moved by Butcher aud seconded by Straight that
committee Of seven, 10 consist OF more than
one ifoIn cac state ba appointed 10 nominate the
National Officers for the ensuing year Carried /
appointed. blchrr, tloihier, Straight l. : Marble |
Eila Winner, iiac q. Hayes and &. H. NIuudt.
VI Hlte the committee was out "a taken, |
during which President Sherwood and the Council |
were photographed by " our Artists"
The committee having returned, upon their |
nomination the following officers unaui- |
mou-iy chosen for the coming year:
tou, o.
Senior yloe-A. II. Mundt, Fairbury. III.
Junior Vice ItEc q. Hayes, Royer-foId Pa.
Caapiain-Isev. X j. Emerson, East Rochester, |
Adjutant. GcH'I-A. l. Seaman. st. Louis. No.
0n"iteriiaster-Genl- Julius Gogarn, Halsiou,
Color Guard-Clarencc d. Cone. shcboygan. wis.
council 81 Flvc-~. j. BuCbCr Mamie !. Clark
lila a. Winner Josie Stevens and Elmer T.. Cloth
y it was rapidly growing late. fl was decided to
ln'cT-pcTsC entertainment with business
LcnoTc -HerW God Marble rendered a magnificent |
SOLO, and responded 10 an encore. Her singing |
Wa. very fine. aud being The only solo gwen /
added greatly To the enjoyment Of Tie occasion
Annie swift rendered very effectively the recila- |
TALON " ia iIC Ca;acouibsn
Tie Chair Then announced the following com
Eniitecs;
Historic Committee-w. O. Smith. Ella Colby
Emma Perkins. y. A. Wcbber. W II sheahau
Investigating GoDmiitee-Thomas J. Martin |
- ii.,oi' Mass frank - Sayery, Proctor, vi Geo.
J. oiiiInunos, Milwaukee, Wis.
BeaeLt COnugicC-Auuie J.. Williams II l. |
whitman, Hattie X. Beers
Rae 9 Hayes rendered IN her pretty STYLE tIte
recitation, A thAPict Of Roses ~ aud i A Webltrr
followed with The Death bed 81 Benedict Arnold"
NlstA we'd +. AFs.s ala
N0led THAI any person present who l. not "A
member Of tle &. e. aud bo wishes 10 Join The
laTly-euroi!ed member.
o. motion by Butcher, it was voted That the
h-J Hl"nl-DeHeEal he Instructed 10 prepare "a rib
HD badge Designating tiie National officers untll
permanent one can be- adopted.
On motion Jy seaman, u was voted that the
Council be instructed TO prepare aud submit a de.
siEn ioT 81 badge !Ur the National officers.
Emma r Perkins read the poem OF tie legend Of
our flower the Forget nc-iIoi.n
lieN DR.. Lemon then responded 90 a call from |
lLs 'H4lr aud delivered vigorous, stirring speech
4'iali!"K al length the possibilities Of the Club iu
moral religious and charitable work. lie called
Da 40 'rtA4'eis 10 bear individually their share
~ lhe duties aud responsibilities and thought the
lHlHfc loOkcd very bright President Sherwood /
then invited al! present 10 visit Tu. Etrfovtf /
TRIBUNE Heacquarisrs at the Hotel Vcndoune
After 81 beueaiailou 10y our new Chaplain the |
A9si National EcaHIgn q the y. = g. e. Guards !
ct"-ed, 10 nIcct again ct the time aud plnce
~ il1e National LEeamplneui II tie G. ar
IL VIE merry jolly gathering that assembled M
we 'ii4oHIc al GU ana tiIc lun ragged fast aud
Rae q. Hayes. upou being called upou delivered .
. stTfinH patriotic recitation, and Is 8 8ycLley !
iD.lDWca suit with Tire Tramp" The Igry |
Lemon foiGHlerIe" q good story, aud Rev Elmer |
5DHr NOT - DO Culdpue9 gave Il back WO0GH story
l-Sie j. sherwood essay cd two dialect EiOT!cs-ghe |
iIsI ana one GeruIau-aHd gave thctu we'll |
Ignore Sherwood Marble sang several suutche- OF
-7ur quaint negro melodies, which were much |
enjoyed Mrs. Il. j.. iiaIgAt. Harrington Conn !
tHPyHGra 10 Hu invitation By fcciting "A patfigtIr
porn o! considerable length
i-fa Colby gave 81 humorous recitation which
was wei! received, aud thcn Col. john McI.4roy |
wac introduced amid great applause lie &c |
7P"narI HliH "a cprala! speech 81 welcome iu the
name 81 liiE NAIiOE.L ImEUEE An informed |
4 iiht li5 social converse HHI plans for Tie future
followed ahG q discussion took place as 10 the b.-t
place ~ Fi-li Oh Thursday Ittyas decided 10 meet
at HHal-e square 10 = O. IN, aud proceed 10 Greg
'4t 3saiIl ~ are appointed time about ~ Of tbf
-'i'D - met ~ ihe TgtiaTc, and, under the iud-
.ii'a ~ Bros William and Smith tLry laox a., a |
-lft'EiIiG me ~! march FOR the waterfront 1ya-.
-Ls bi1 Kerry auh cnIbarkiuK ia The l.srse.cs,r. |
a+t-e .h due time cuPied into the electric |
winch completed the trip. a very uIe..ju., ~. |
made IH iLe person 81 aIr and Mrs scnnn parents
~ Tie only AtHUs.' Arriving at tie Beach ibc !
party scattered aud enjoyed themselves ia yaFoiis
Wye AllA g. in.1 when we returned to Boston |
ilrte ll1 rl'srs were again taken this time for
is4ilAtth llfE, enjoying cool, delightful ride
lliLHF There wc rested. and there after Il pro. |
Or hg nId unsuccessful search after refreshments
~ the inner man. VIC parted. some remaining TO |
y lh@a7 Tie al! u L.JyI aud the rest Jclii5u
iHs - ine @ty. 81 ended the first National Re- |
union ~ the glorious AAIIOShL IHEHJrsE Com |
Scr.alion Club fiuu.dF
Recap tulatlou-pTe-ru al tha ReunIo, ~ | .
received i9' badger $780, received FOR dues s. 90